VANGUARD Havana 38 Messenger Bag for Sony, Nikon, Canon, Fujifilm Mirrorless, Compact System Camera (CSC), DSLR, Travel

Ive own many camera bags. I must say a bag is personnal to every person. What could be the best for someone, could be the worse for someone else. Or vice versa. With that beeing said. I have now found the perfect bag. Perfect in every way. With only the removal of the insert, i get a standart messenger/laptop bag.

It's spacious, weather proof, ample compartments and adapts to your needs. I have a Canon EOS Rebel 6 with two extra lenses. There is adequate room for all lenses, cleaning tools, pockets for cards and extra items. It's light weight which is crucial to me for long trips. Easy access to all items.

Really like this item, lots of pockets. it fits my 13 inch laptop no problem. the laptop portion is padded, but just for extra security i will be getting another padded sleeve to put my laptop in and then put into this bag. the portion that holds your camera and lenses is padded nicer than the laptop portion, zips shut (so its even padded from the top), and the whole thing is completely removable. it literally floats in the main compartment with nothing holding it in place. this might sound like a bad thing but you're going to have plenty of things to put in that main compartment to eat up the space which will keep stuff from moving around. i put my lens cleaning kit and laptop power cord there and it fits perfect. the bag seems well made with lots of stitching. the only weak point i see is the front buckles are made of a lightweight plastic which over the years might break, however i'm no plastic buckle expert. for 80 bucks you really can't get anything better, i'm excited about this purchase and really like the bag so far. normally when i travel, i have a drone in a backpack on my back, a piece of actual luggage that i wheel behind me and my laptop bag. now that i have to introduce a camera and lenses into my travel set up, this bag will kill two birds with one stone by eliminating my normal laptop bag while keeping my camera at my side where i can access it easily in case a pretty girl walks by ;) that was more than i had intended to write, hope it helps, happy new year everyone!

It is a bit heavy when filled, but that's because it is fairly large. But you can take enough gear for a good day of various shooting in this bag - including a fairly large camera. I take my Sony A77 with battery grip and a 16-50 2.8 lens, plus up to 3 additional lenses, plus various ancillary gear, including some filters and filter drawers for Cokin, remote releases, etc..

I am incredibly happy with this case. Quick to open. Plenty of pockets. And like what others are saying, it doesnt look like a camera bag. Which is nice when you are carrying it around.