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Question: Seeing a lot of reviews that mention there is no rain cover. I thought all the vanguard models came with a rain cover-thinking of getting the 41.
Document: It does not have the built-in rain cover like some LowePros, but after getting drenched during a monsoon rain in the Southwest, the camera and compartments were still dry enough to make me confident the next time I get hit. It's a perfect companion for my Pentax K-30, which is my preferred outdoor shooter.FUNCTIONZippers are solid and can be operated with one hand for the most part.
So don't put your stuff in a puddle! :-) Anyway, if you're caught in the rain, you're probably much better off with the Vanguard than with the Case Logic simply because the Case Logic does not come with a rain cover.Other details: Between the upper compartment and the tripod pouch compartment is an arch-like thing that could only be a handle. Even if it is a handle, I would be careful not to overdo it.
Plenty of room as a daypack, sits on your back comfortably as a backpack. Sturdy construction. Laptop compartment can double as a water bladder compartment.CONS:Price, Small upper compartment (might not be a con), No rain cover...what!? Vanguard stamped this bag with "weather proof" not sure what that means but I would only risk my gear in a light drizzle with this bag.
Put your fingers under that tag, undo the velcro, and out comes your rain cover. Nice. The Case Logic has a base that will allow you to set it down on damp ground with no problem. The bottom of the Vanguard is tough and water resistant. It too can be set down on damp ground. However, the Case Logic could actually be placed in a very shallow puddle because the base is almost like a shallow molded boot.
There is even a pull-out rain cover for extra equipment protection if you get caught out in unexpected rain showers. I like the way the straps can be adjusted to use this pack as either a backpack or a sling bag. If you have several items of necessary camera equipment that you must have with you, this camera bag is probably the one for you.
This is a strange omission. It's touted as weather-proof, but a simple rain cover would have been a great addition.- Laptop compartment is small for a bag this size. I would have gladly given up a little bit of padding and/or an accessory pocket in order to carry a 15-inch laptop. The bag could easily hold one if it had a more efficient design.- At the time of this writing, the price of the bag is just under $130.
Once I figured that out (took a while) I couldn't get my camera out as quick as the guy in the vanguard videos which leads me to believe that he had no other gear in that bag and had practiced those moves a lot.
I'm reviewing the Vanguard Adapter 46 backpack. This is a complicated backpack with lots of different options to help customize it for you and your gear. You can configure the straps so you use only one strap (either one) or both at the same time. This bag holds a lot of gear, so I choose to use both straps in a standard backpack configuration. There is a medium sized compartment at the top to hold loose items like a jacket or your lunch or misc photo gear.
I use it in the sling mode and it comes around in front of you giving you access to your camera no problemo. The bag itself is ruggedly made and well thought out with all sorts of little  features, places to hang things off of etc. Vanguard seems to be a great company judging from their bags and tripods (their Alta Pro tripod won major award back in 2009 or so)... I mean details like sewing bright orange into the zipper thingies so that you can see them easily.
This camera bag has a lot going for it. It has a solid, design with convenient access to most pockets and compartments. Here is a run-down after two weeks of use outdoors.DURABILITY and BUILDI have two LowePro bags that have been my go-to bags for years. The smaller sling 100 has been my main outdoor bag. The Vanguard bag does feel sturdier and more solid.
Answer: Hi Lorraine. Don't believe everything you hear. According to their site ( http://www.vanguardworld.com/index.php/en/pv/products/detail-1-1-229-726.html ) there is a rain cover on the 41 (point 5 - exterior functions).