M-Rock is introducing a fresh new look, along with several new sizes and capacities to its complete line of camera bags at this year’s PhotoPlus Expo trade show in New York. The new bags include a complete re-design of its existing line, along with new selections including backpacks, roller bags, shoulder and messenger bags as well as a new trolley system that makes taking your gear on the road or to a location easy and convenient. The toploaders pictured above are priced from $52-$84, the sling-bag backpacks cost from $95-$166, whilst the M-Rock compact camera bags range in pricing from $31-$44.

M-rock Press Release

MULTIPLE UPDATES AND NUMEROUS ADDITIONS TO M-ROCK CAMERA BAG LINE SATISFIES PHOTOGRAPHER’S NEEDS AT ALL LEVELS

Top Quality Build, New Looks and Colors, Extensive Modular Matrix and InnovativeDesigns Give M-ROCK Camera Bags Competitive Edge in the Marketplace

New York, NY – October 22, 2009 – M-ROCK, a leading manufacturer of high quality camera bags, backpacks, and travel cases for professional photographers and enthusiasts, is introducing a fresh new look, along with several new sizes and capacities, to its complete line of bags at this year’s PhotoPlus Expo trade show in New York. M-ROCK’s comprehensive line of camera bags, camcorder bags, lens bags, backpacks, messenger bags and sling-backpacks make it one of the most relevant, useful, and complete line to satisfy every photographer’s needs.

The line consists of four point-and-shoot mini bags including two new neoprene bags with arm bands (#638 & #639) and quick, on-the-go access; Five compact bags (including two new modular attaching bags #644 & #648), with multiple applications for compact digital cameras, camcorders, and lenses.

In addition, M-ROCK’s line includes five top-load holster dSLR bags including the increased sizes of the #650 and #654models; six unique styles and sizes of its square dSLR bags featuring the new #658, #659, #660 and #664; two laptop camera backpacks and the new #673 laptop messenger bag.

M-ROCK will also be introducing three new “sling-backpacks” (#674, #675 & #676) each with multiple access points, horizontal and vertical load and backpack or sling bag configuration; the Modular Belt #680 and new Sling-Belt #681; and multiple accessory items featuring the new #698 Modular Trolley that quickly attaches to five M-ROCK bags, quickly converting them into smooth rolling bags.

Many of the current bags have been refreshed with bold new color mixes, traditional flaps removed and front pocket sizes increased, side pockets, wire ports, quick release buckles and spongy neoprene handles added.

M-ROCK’s modular matrix now includes eight items designed to function independently but can also be attached to the company’s line of dSLR bags and backpacks for added capacity. M-ROCK’s two modular belts enable regular camera bags to be comfortably worn as fanny packs or sling bags. Many of M-ROCK’s camera bags already include two shoulder straps and six attachment points to reconfigure them as shoulder bags, backpacks or front tummy level bags. The bags also include weather jackets, lens cloths, multiple pockets, weather proof zippers and quick release buckles, wire ports, bungee straps, multiple pockets and sleeves and many more details that together provide extreme functionality. The complete line of M-ROCK products offer a number of interesting surprises and users quickly find that the more they look, the more you discover.

The complete M-ROCK range consists of 37 items ranging in price from $13- to $275-.

About M-ROCK
Established in 1995, M-ROCK offers a complete line of protective camera bags, backpacks, roller bags, camera pouches and accessories for photo enthusiasts and professional photographers. Its goal since its inception has been to produce the highest quality products at affordable prices that would protect and easily transport all your cameras, lenses, camcorders, and accessories. Special attention to detail and customer needs has made M-Rock one of the most respective brands of protective camera bags and cases in the industry.

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