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Customer Photo Page
Send us a fun, creative, or action image of your M-ROCK bag and it might be listed on this customer photo page. Please email maximum two jpg images to mrock@m-rock.com with your contact information.
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| Eric Woods I thought you might like these pictures of my new canyonlands bag on its first trip....which happened to be to Canyonlands. The bag worked perfectly, love the versatility and durability of the bag. Thanks for the advice.. |
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| John Piper I finally had a chance to go through the MANY, MANY snaps from the Guatemala trip... here is the shot at Tikal! Sorry for the massive file, but I figured I would send it as it came off the camera and let you edit as you saw fit. |
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| David Elliott I thought you would like this picture. It shows my 'Canyon Lands' bag (that I won in your contest) at the Grand Canyon! |
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| David C Albrecht What other bag can you set directly in the snow and not worry about getting your equipment saturated? I have over 5 bags, each with specific equipment in it to keep me light when on the move!. Great products! |
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| Paul Dressendorfer I needed a camera bag that was compact (so it would not interfere with my ability to control my weight shift aircraft, commonly known as a ?trike?), would allow quick and easy access to the camera, and still provide good protection for the camera when the air was rough. Your Yellowstone holster bag has proved perfect for my needs. Thanks for making this product!. |
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| John Riedeman I've attached a photo of myself and my daughters skiing here in Michigan. The bag works great for skiing with them because it doesn't get in the way at all and I know the camera is safe. Even helping them on and off the lift, the bag keeps the camera out of the way. With the M-Rock bag I don't have to worry about the camera, just them! It has worked really well and definitely has traveled a lot with us! Thanks again for the bag and the opportunity!. |
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| Brent McGregor Here are a few shots of today's hike along the Crooked River Gorge just before it empties into Lake Billy Chinook in Oregon. My camera bag comfortably carries my two SLR cameras, one with a wide angle lens, the other with my 70 - 200 lens. My belt system holds all my accessories I need for a day long outing. Kara chose the smaller backpack camera bag for her single camera she carries with two additional lens. Well thought out gear made to get out there and use. |
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| michael plotzke |
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| Terry Baker |
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| Tracey Rumsey Zions National Park, Utah. Bike + MRock = One amazing trip. |
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| TJ Emerson Here is a photo that we took at the end of November/early December in Costa Rica walking on the hanging Bridges in Arenal. |
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| Brandon Taylor I thought you might interested in the attached photo from my trip to Mt. Rainier back in 2007. Your camera bag proved invaluable for documenting the trip as I didn't need to go digging for my camera whenever a photo opportunity presented itself. |
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| Tiffanie Bittle These photos were taken at a Christmas market in Monschau, Germany. |
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| Nicole Lee |
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| My friend took this picture of me and my M-Rock Zion 525 Camera Bag at a local butterfly house. This bag get a tremendous amount of use and still looks like new. I tell all my friends how great it is. Susan Chilkotowsky-Kain |
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| Top of Wetterhorn Peak (14er in the San Juan Mts outside Ouray, CO). Derek |
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| At the top of Black Bear Pass above Telluride on the same trip. Derek |
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| I just received the M-Rock photo bags and I believe they are going to work our very well for me and the photos I will be taking. Thanks, Donald Chesnut |
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| Our most recent trip to the Cedar Mesa area of Utah. M-Rock has made it possible for me to carry my camera safely in the canyons where the Anasazi lived nearly a thousand years. Thayne Balzer |
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| The bag is attached to the tire carrier and is the primary way I use my M-Rock Bag. This was taken coming out of one of the "Hot Tubs" on Hells Revenge Trail in Moab, Utah. You can see the bag sitting in the middle behind the rear seat where it protects about $3,000 worth of camera and lenses, thru anything we have taken the Jeep over. Michael Farley |
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| Photo taken November 27, 2010 at St. James Lake, St. James, MN. Ready to take off on a photo excursion of ice fishing and goose hunting with four fabulous M-Rock bags. Taken by Cliff Hjelmer, St. James, MN 56081, proud owner of six M-Rock bags that never wear out !. Cliff Hjelmer |
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| I have frozen on a mountaintop to get a pic of a Bald Eagle, and been eaten-alive by mosquitoes in the marsh for a close-up of Louisiana Heron, but, trust me, nothing . . . but NOTHING, compares to the harrowing adventure of "herding" 4-yr.-old "GrandTwins" through Longwood Gardens (Kennett Square, PA). My MRock holster has been ideal in all these situations! Both rugged and convenient; it protects my camera, and allows for easy access. (Also holds a water bottle neatly when the camera's out!). Elton G. Grunden |
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| Carolyn Troadec |
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| Exploring the crags overlooking the Buffalo National River, Arkansas. My camera was never safer! Lloyd Morrison |
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| A bag for all seasons: My m-rock protects my camera year around. Here it accompanied me on a snow shoe hike to the rim of Crater Lake, Crater Lake National Park on a beautiful clear winter day. We left early in the morning, and my wife and I found ourselves with my M-Rock bag as the only occupants of the rim. Robert Korfhage |
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| Backpacking Essential: My m-rock bag is an essential part of my backpacking gear, allowing me to quickly access my camera for those rare moments when seconds count. I couldn?t get half the photos of wildlife in the high country if I didn?t have quick access to my camera. With the finest protection from the weather and physical abuse, my expensive digital camera and telephoto lens, are well protected but always at my finger tips, ready for use. - Eagle Cap Wilderness, Oregon. Robert Korfhage |
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| Tanner Perrien This photo was taken while on CocoCay, a Caribbean island owned by Royal Caribbean. In the background you can see the ship: Freedom of the Seas. Few years back I purchased a camera bag from M-ROCK, and at the time you were doing a photo contest. I specifically took this shot earlier this year hoping that you would run another contest. Thanks for the opportunity! Tanner Perrien |
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| David Elliott I was out climbing on Mt. Lemmon (outside of Tucson, AZ) over the weekend. I have attached one picture of your bag clipped to my harness with my other important gear and a picture of me climbing. David Elliott |
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| Dan Ciske M-ROCK camera case (for my Nikon D200) being used while crossing the Pyrenees in Spain, September 2009. Dan Ciske, Seattle, WA |
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| Bob Korfhage My wife and I on the Milford Track, New Zealand. It rained eleven inches in two days and my MRock bag kept my Nikon D70 dry. Many other hikers on our trek lost the ability to photograph the beautiful country due to wet cameras. Medford, OR |
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| Alvin Toro Just wanted to take the opportunity to thank you for your excellent personal service and support. M-ROCK bags have protected my gear in some of the most remote assignments around the world. Here at Wat Pho Temple, Bankok Thailand. Thanks again for making the best bags I've ever had. Alvin Toro |
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| Virgil Carnahan Wind River Range Wyoming. 7 day walkabout. Carried my Nikon D-90 with 18-200 lens safely and allowed for quick access. Great bag Michael! Virgil Carnahan Redmond,OR |
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| Cliff Hjelmer A photo of one of four of my M-Rock bags that got a trip to Black Birch Lake, 270 miles NW of Fort Francis, ON and then another 120 miles to Black Birch Lake by a DeHaviland Otter. A great fishing trip and my Nikon was totally protected by this great M-Rock bag. Photo taken on Black Birch Lake on August 25, 2010 by Cliff Hjelmer, proud owner of M-Rock bags. Cliff Hjelmer St. James, MN 56081 |
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| Bill Zolides Here is a photo of my Arches camera bag earning its keep during a trip to Block Island, RI. Shortly after this picture was taken, a rogue wave caught us on the beach. The bag got soaked, but its contents remained high and dry! |
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| Larry Crawford I have attached a photo showing how I "apply" your product. It took me a while to figure out how to comfortably wear a camera holster "under" a backpack and your product turned out to be ideal for me. All in all this setup works great for me. Safe and secure with easy and quick access to my camera. You guys have already figured this setup up out no doubt but I thought some application shots might help others see how very cool your holsters are for backpacking photography in the wilderness. I could not take many my pictures without your product. Thanks again, cheers! Larry Crawford |
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| I have been using your camera bag for a very very long time (as can be seen by the old logo on my bag) and it is still in top shape. Your bag caught my attention because of the nice color choices you got. I have taken it on all of my trips including Vietnam, Cambodia, China, Tibet, Egypt, New Mexico, Alaska... etc. This month it went to Jordan with me, together with a more recently brought modular belt. First two pictures are at Petra and the last one is at the Wadi Rum Desert. |
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We recommend you to anyone who will listen and we love out M-Rock Yellowstone - Dennis & Rebecca
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Attached is how I generally use your bags - Michael
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St. Michaels Mount in Cornwall. I wanted to share these photos of my Yellowstone - Ian
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| Grand Canyon, your bag was still performing flawlessly. Scott Morris |
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| Here are the rest of the pictures from my recent GC trip where your bag is visible. As I mentioned, if you need high-res versions of any of the images, I can provide them. FYI, the 2 or 3 pics in this grouping where I'm climbing without a full pack is our free-climb to the opening of Thunder River in the Grand Canyon, where water gushes from an aquifer in the rock face several feet above the canyon below. Hope these are useful. Scott Morris |
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South America (Aconcagua). It performed flawlessly. Thanks again, Wes
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Attached is a pic for your consideration for your photo contest. The photos of the Teton 514 were taken last week in Canyonlands National Park in the 'Island in the Sky' district in Utah.
I am just a beginner amateur DSLR photographer and I am sure it shows. I hope you can use the pics; if not, I love the case and will continue to recommend it and submit more pics of adventures with my 514 in the future. Thanks!
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| We just got back from South Africa, my 'Rock' bag made it through 5 countries. Here in Botswana at the Chobe Game Lodge we found some interesting criters. we Cant wait to go again. you have a fantastic product very durable and well worth the money. |
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| Clayton Swanson, April 2008 - Utah |
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| Thanks for such a quality product, Jan 2009 - Michigan |
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