{"id":36,"date":"2020-09-06T22:50:00","date_gmt":"2020-09-06T22:50:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/redrocksreview.com\/index.php\/2020\/09\/06\/review-greenroom136-metrorunner\/"},"modified":"2020-09-06T22:50:00","modified_gmt":"2020-09-06T22:50:00","slug":"review-greenroom136-metrorunner","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/redrocksreview.com\/index.php\/2020\/09\/06\/review-greenroom136-metrorunner\/","title":{"rendered":"Review: Greenroom136 Metrorunner"},"content":{"rendered":"<\/p>\n
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 When Greenroom136 first showed off the Metrorunner they described the pack as “perfect for the new normal”.  I don’t think I could have described it any better. Leaving the house these days I don’t carry much extra with me, but I still want to carry my Olympus Pen-F, a few lenses, phone, keys, etc and this pack is perfect for that. I always look for a camera bag that does not look like a camera bag, something with a bit of style that won’t get you pegged as a shutterbug. This looks great, is comfortable and like all Greenroom136 gear is built to last forever. I actually have 4 other Greenroom136 bags<\/a>, two Metromongers. a Metrodrifter, Bootstrap and a Genesis. The latter two I have used for work travel extensively. I think my Genesis has been to 5 continents! <\/p>\n

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The first thing you notice is the velcro patch panel  and attachment points. I have put a bike blinking light on mine for running errands in town. <\/p>\n

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Greenroom uses super burly YKK zippers and it includes side compression straps to keep the contents from bouncing around. <\/p>\n

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The back is padded and has D-ring attachments for a cross body strap. But what I like even more is that is used the same chest strap pad as the Metrodrifter. I also like the quick release which makes it easy to go on and off in a crowded room. <\/p>\n

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The main pocket is quite large and can fit my camera, two lenses, a mini tripod and much more. <\/p><\/div>\n

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The pockets also have nicely sized inner pockets, I keep my 9mm body cap lens and batteries in those pockets. <\/div>\n
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The front pocket is a bit smaller but has a D-ring for your keys, and room for pens, phone, etc. <\/div>\n

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Well I love this little bag. It is perfect for carrying just enough for your daily outing, dog walk or errand running. Since it is made by Greenroom136 it will last for years. Don’t hesitate to pick something up from them if you are interested. <\/div>\n
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Greenroom Says: https:\/\/www.greenroom136.com\/shop\/Metrorunner-Tactical-p207777395<\/a><\/p>\n

Metrorunner is a small utilitarian’s daily carry companion for daily run.<\/p>\n

Feature<\/strong>
Front compartment consist of tethered keyring, utility pocket for pens and quick needed small gadgets.
Main compartment consist of four small gadget and one mini tablet pocket.
Side compression to keep the pack tight during low loads.
2″ industrial grade safety belt harness with EVA closed cell foam padded, removable shoulder pad and durable 2″ YKK side release buckle.
Strategically positioned, mini secret pockets.
Top grab handle and D-rings at the ready.
Size #10 YKK brand, reverse coil, water resistant zippers
Velcro panel compatible with all velcro based Morale Patches (sold separately)
Multi webbing attachment for compatible Sidepouches<\/a>.
Chest belt harness sold separately.<\/p>\n

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