BAGSMART カメラスリングバッグ 三脚ホルダー&レインカバー付き 防水 グレー

Love the camera bag has alot of neat pockets and sleeves for bit and pieces making it efficient in capacity for its size. My one main gripe with this camera bag is that its built in rain protecter that pull out of a pocket near the bottom doesn’t have a way to stretch over the bag due to the straps getting in the way on top of this it is a bit too thin of a material making it super susceptible to ripping aswell. Overall would recommend this product but not the most ideal bag in mid to heavy rain.

Excellent value in small/medium kit bag. Decent quality fabric. Zippers with pull strings work smoothly. Very nice zip pockets. One on each side with room for small tablets, Kindle readers, and smart phones. Small mesh pockets on the ends with no zippers. Inside zip pocket with compartments for USB-C charger, USB cables, spare battery, and other small items. Main storage area fits a Canon RF 28mm 2.8 pancake lens under one of the movable pads, a Canon R10 with attached RF-S 18-150mm lens and hood in normal position, and a Canon 430 EX flash, with a bit of room to spare. The camera sits sideways and on top so it's easy to reach. I think the bag would also fit an RF 100-400mm lens if I didn't pack the flash -- it might even fit with everything else, but would be very congested. I got mine in stealth gray color. The shoulder strap is comfortable and adjustable with metal clips that fit the metal rings on the bag. I got mine mainly to use for storage, but it is the right size for travel. Awdiokreep recommended item.

Wonderful bag for my new camera. I love that it has dividers that velcro in where, or if, I want them. It'll work great for me.

Just arrived today. No field test yet. This bag is a perfect fit for my Z6 iii camera with 24-120 Nikon zoom lens attached with heavy duty neck strap. 3 zippered compartments are a secure fit for 2 extra batteries, 2 filters, extra memory cards, small camera mounted close-up light and ball mount, remote shutter release with room to spare.. Deep mesh pockets will provide a secure fit for a phone. The carrying handle together with the long comfortable strap with shoulder pad make transport very convenient. Negatives are that the top won't stay open when unzipped and the zippers are plastic. Top zipper occasionally sticks on one corner. Appears to be due to the internal padding getting hung up. Pulling the zipper away from the bag when closing alleviates the problem but that is a padding integrity concern. I'll see if it survives the 30 day return period without damage. If not I will exchange it for another one because the design is exactly what I want.

On sale for ~$30 (27% off normal) when purchased. Quality seems quite good for its price point. Zipper feels confident and reasonably durable. Fabric, straps, and stitching appear to be of good quality. While not "pro-gear" quality, I'd say it's durable enough for someone who might be considered an "active enthusiast." That is to say, someone who would use it a couple times a month verses those who only us it once or twice a year for vacation and such. What can it hold and what is it best used for??? This isn't going to hold your full kit to support a shoot with wide-ranging accessory requirements. It's more what I'd call an "essentials" or "quick access" bag. Something you can tote around all day in comfort and grab a camera quickly for a shot or two, then put away again just as quickly as you move on. I've tried various combinations with a 70D, D5600, and T6I (you can translate anything in that class/size of cameras). If you remove one of the two dividers it will COMFORTABLY fit MOST DSLRS with an attached lens under say 135mm and a second lens in the slot next to it. You may have to experiment with putting the camera in the bag lens down or lens sideways for the best fit tor your camera but it worked either way for all the cameras I tried it with. For example, I tried it with a D5600 w/attached 18-105 and the 70D with a 15-85. In both cases Nikon's kit 70-300 lens fit nicely in the slot right beside them. You could also substitute two smaller/shorter lenses such as a 35mm and perhaps a wide-angle or something similar in lieu of a longer telephoto lens in the extra slot. The elastic, external side pouches would be fine for a bottle of water or any accessory not bigger than a can of soda, but note that they have elastic bands at the top so they are not completely sealed shut like a zipper pouch. The internal zipper pouch is convenient but you may be limited in how bulky items in there can be based on how full the main compartment is with your cameras and lenses. The external zipper pouch on this bag actually bulks out a bit (most are form-fitting and of little use). It isn't much, but I easily easily put 2 extra batteries and a charger in there. It has limitations for sure, but seems well enough built for moderate use and the ideal size to pack and comfortably carry a ready-to-shoot camera + extra lens and batteries.