USA Gear Shoulder Sling Digital Camera Bag for Nikon 1 J5, Coolpix A900, S9900 & More with Accessory Pocket, Scratch-Free Interior Padding & Belt Loop

Nicely adjustable strap so you can wear the case however it pleases you or you can remove the strap completely if you want to wear it on your belt via the included belt loop. The belt loop is a bit taller than most belts so there should be no problem with fit but it may not be as secure feeling as you want. I liked the way the zipper is where it just comes over the top to secure everything but doesn't go down that side at all but when unzipping it goes about 2/3 of the way down on the other side so it's easy to get at everything and not have it all flop open and dump your expensive camera or small memory cards. I like the mini tripod with bendy flexible legs, but the tripod mount on my Nikon S9100 is way off to one side so it wants to tip over when on a tripod this small, so take that into account if you think the tripod is going to be useful for you. The tripod will fit in the case with an S9100, but don't expect quick access to anything if you pack it that tight.There could be a little more padding, it seems light and not overly protective, but the way it is keeps the case from looking like a black marshmallow. The front pouch has no closure other than the top flap velcroing to the front of it but that leaves a large space for something to slip up out of the pocket and out the side of the front flap. I've never put anything in that pocket yet.

I ordered this protective case for my Nikon S9100. The camera fits well in the case.The case seems to be well made and is certainly well designed including a belt loop as well as the neck strap.A lens brush stick and a memory card reader were included as a bonus. I am particularly impressed with the memory card reader which will accept SDHC flash memory cards and utilizes a built-in USB connector.There is also a front accessory pocket to carry extra memory cards, batteries, etc. I usually carry the battery charger separately from my camera, so I have plenty of room in the pocket.The camera compartment has a zipper to close the compartment and the front accessory pocket closes with a velcro type fastener.The bottom line is:I am very glad I bought this item.

I guess I expected this case to be a real Cordura or Denier nylon case. The outer layer is the same material that is used to make the reusable grocery bags, and is the same thickness=THIN. This bag is absolutely NOT durable and is not any type of nylon. I should have known since it was not mentioned in the item description as being nylon. The belt loop is the same thin material and is not double stitched or cross stitched for durability, it will be the first thing to go if you use the belt loop feature. The description claims that this item is a premium quality bag, but this is absolutely innacurate. This is a bargain basement bag that should only be purchased if it is going to be used for light duty use. The padding material feels firm, but is thin; no more than 3 mm thick, and will not protect a camera from falls, drops or anything other than general light-outdoor activities. I am in the military and I camp regularly and have high expectations of the products I use. I will not be using this case as it will not adequately protect my camera as I had expected based on the description. You can hold something in your hand and know whether it is quality material and workmanship. The only redemptive feature of this package is the tripod that was included. The tripod appears to be sturdy, well-constructed and the legs can be easily manipulated to set your camera up on just about any type of surface and have small rubber tips that appear to be well anchored onto the legs.Also of note is the external flap that encloses the expansible outside pocket; it does have an adequate hook-pile tape closure, but items stored in the outside pocket are going to be subject to falling out. Batteries, cables, and SD cards in their plastic hard-cases will not remain in the pocket if the bag is tipped upside down or tilted. There is no means to cinch the outside pocket except with the flap. The pull tab on the flap is also not double stitched into the flap and is extremely light duty. If you use this pull tab, it will not hold up well to regular use as only one single stitch of thread is holding it between the sandwiched materials.NOT premium quality by ANY standard.

Purchased three so called compact camera cases to accompany Nikon Coolpix L320 cameras given as Christmas gifts. This particular camera, L320, was specifically listed as part of the false advertisement for the cases. Needless to say it was costly and humiliating to discover there was no possibility the camera would fit. A single baby sock might fit in the case but little else. I tried several other Nikon cameras and none of them would begin to fit inside the case either. If you have extra funds sitting around and would like to flush it down a rat hole this is a really hot purchase, otherwise select a real camera case and not this miniature baby sock pouch.

Great product! My Nikon Coolpix S9100 fits well into this case with a little extra room. The tripod that it comes with is pretty awesome too, especially because it was "free." The tripod is really tiny though, and to be honest, I'm a little embarrassed to use it in public because it looks so silly (it's that small)! Despite that, this was a great purchase, and I'm glad I finally decided to stop being so stingy and buy a case for my camera!

Because of poor design, the Nikon Coolpix S9300 has only a hand strap, instead of strap hooks on both sides. So I couldn't wear it with a strap around my neck, unlike my other older little Nikon P5100. I guess Nikon shouldn't have turned their designs over to the Communist Chinese, and call it progress!This nice little mini-camerabag at least helps, though it doesn't quite compensate for poor camera design.