Shoulder Bag for SLR Camera and Accessories, Large, Adjustable Strap, Waterproof, Shockproof, Solid, Padded - Black/Orange

I had the Amazon basics holster bag but quickly realised it wasn't suitable for my needs. That was a decent enough item but really only suitable for one full frame dSLR with a big lens. This one is more or less the same price at £18 but offers way more space inside and the pockets are much more accommodating. Quality is excellent for the price with decent zips and fittings plus the added bonus of tripod loops. I can't see any point in paying anymore on a bag unless you are a professional with a multi thousand £ setup. I'm using it for an Olympus e600 dSLR with 2 lenses and a Fuji H30EXR bridge camera. Not only will it comfortably accept both cameras it also takes the full kit for both outfits with room to spare plus maintenance accessories. Highly recommended.

I really cannot understand the critical reviews about this bag. The picture shows the shape clearly and I was very pleasantly surprised by the zip around top AND the over-cover with straps and buckles. It is extremely good quality, very robust and well-made - again I was surprised at this for the price. The orange liner is beautifully soft and the bag's padding is brilliant. Whoever complained about the sewn on label ...... what was all that about? ..... Remove it - although mine has now got my telephone number on it in case I lose the bag. The velcroed pads inside the main compartment are completely removable if you wish, but I have used the two large cross pads both at one end. This ensures that my Nikon D3300 and Tamron 70-300 lens (which is always attached) fits snugly lengthways, with the hood sitting nicely over the lens should it be needed. They definitely do not waggle about but the camera and lens are easy to get at if they're needed in a hurry. I do not need to carry around every piece of photographic equipment I own. I do keep my extension tubes available for use in one side pocket, with my spare battery in the other. The integral elastic strap holds it securely. The long back inside pocket carries a notebook and pen (for birding notes) and my mobile phone when I'm out. My binoculars sit quite happily on top of the lens and cover in the main compartment, just for carrying in the car - they're around my neck as soon as I'm out walking. I don't find the strap a problem and again, I think it well-made. It doesn't live around my neck, but over my shoulder and doesn't slip (or squeak). The long front zipped pocket is the right shape for chocolate - an absolute must on a birding afternoon! All in all, I'm delighted with this bag - the price, quality and value are excellent!

It seems to be a sturdy bag, nicely padded and fairly large. Almost as soon as I got it I took it on a 4 day trip to Marrakesh - a test of its abilities for sure. Plus points - I like the overall construction of the bag, it's well constructed and teh material looks pretty hardwearing. the top carry handle is a nice feature. The stitching and seams and the zips and clips all seem to be pretty robust and should stand up to normal use for a good while. The main compartment is big enough to hold my Canon 600D with a 18-250mm zoom fitted pointing downwards, 50mm prime, 90mm prime and 10-20mm wide angle zoom. Theres also room for a lens blower, small brush and a couple of loose lens hoods. Theres a nice sized zippered mesh pocket in the top flap wich I used to keep the camera strap (sling style) safe. There are three other zippered pockets, one at either end perfect for batteries, filters etc, and a longer one in the side easily big enough for a card holder, lens wipes, notebook etc. Minus points - Not many, but the main one is the shoulder strap. It has a curved, padded thing that slides up and down the strap, it's never in the right place and when it is it crumples up and just gets in the way. I couldn't wait to get rid of it when I got home. I bought a couple of carabiner clips and swopped it for an old guitar strap I had, much more comfortable and easier to adjust. A couple of other slight minuses; when the bag is on your shoulder its a bit awkward to unzip the main compartment as the zips curve round at the ends and get stuck round the back. I think it's just a case of training yourself not to zip them fully closed to make opening it a bit easier. The other minus is the position of the end pockets, the zips are a bit close under the strap clips and this makes access a bit awkward. Not a huge deal but a bit annoying if you want to get to your spare batteries quickly. Overall it's a good quality bag let down by a couple of niggly design faults. Given that the price is below £30 I still think it's good value.

I'm genuinely chuffed with it. Let me explain the problem it solved for me. Before this, I was lugging around three separate bags. One for my drone, one for my action cameras and a third for chargers, lenses and other accessories. The whole setup was bulky and a pain to manage. I was sceptical about this bag purely because of the size. It's compact and I didn't think everything would fit. As you can see from my photos though, every single piece of my kit fitted in with a little room to spare. I did have to rearrange the internal compartments a bit but everything found a home. That versatility is brilliant. Build quality for an Amazon Basics product is seriously impressive. I genuinely can't praise it enough. The external zips are solid and feel like they'll take regular use without issue. The internal zips however are noticeably more fragile and I suspect those might be the first thing to go. Worth noting it's not truly waterproof, more water resistant to a degree. The material is sturdy and feels like it can take a beating though. It's been out with me on rides and held up really well so far. If you're looking for one bag that can consolidate a load of kit without breaking the bank, this is a fantastic option. One of the best purchases I've made in a while.

This is a brilliant DSLR camera bag, good size will take a camera and a couple of lenses, with some filters and batteries, and odd bits as well. Can't fault the workmanship, it is very well made, looks as good as my canon DSLR camera bag. For the price I don't think you could do better.

Very good bag. Easy to adjust and an amazing price. Got to love Amazon basics for British quality your people at an affordable price point. It’s a little big for crossbody wear, but ultimately cameras and lenses take up space and it’s a good format for them. Plenty of good padding, and the dividers are nice n secure. Very happy.

I had been a professional photo journalist for 40 years (retired last year) and now I photograph for private clients and for fun. I wanted a bag that would hold one DSLR body with a lens attached and room and 2 more lenses, plus a few bits and pieces, that I could just grab and go. I have a very large Tarion PB-01 backpack that holds two camera bodies, 7 lenses, 2 flash guns and loads of extras, that I use for planned big shoots. I just needed, as I put, a grab and go bag and saw this and for the money I thought I'd give it a try. For the quality, what is does and how it is laid out with addional pockets and spaces, it is amazingly cheap. Having got it, and used it, I would have happily paid double and still been satisfied. I can honestly say that it is one of the best photography items I have ever bought. It might be an Amazon basis range, but basic it most certainly isn't. They should rename it Amazon Top Quality. If you are considering buying one these you will be delighted.

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars The bag arrived promptly and presents well out of the packaging. The black and orange colourway is smarter than the price suggests, the orange interior making it easy to pick out small items against the lining, and there is no assembly beyond arranging the four removable velcro dividers to suit your kit. First impressions are of a sturdy, sensibly made item that takes the essentials of a camera bag seriously. On construction, it largely earns its keep. The nylon shell feels hard wearing, the zips run cleanly, and the raised rubberised strips along the base lift the underside off damp or gritty ground, which is a thoughtful touch at this end of the market. The reinforced X stitched grab handle is genuinely solid, the padding through the main compartment is adequate for everyday knocks, and the overlapping top flap with its twin buckles adds a useful layer of cover over the main zip. The dedicated slot for a small tablet such as an iPad Mini is a welcome inclusion, and the exterior tripod loops work as described with a suitably compact tripod. In real use the bag does its core job competently. It comfortably swallows a DSLR or mirrorless body with two or three modest lenses, plus filters, spare batteries and cleaning kit, and the fabric shrugged off a light shower without trouble. Two reservations emerged with time, however. The first is the size. Despite being sold as large, the central compartment is really only adequate for a single body and a few small to medium lenses, a point several other owners echo, so anyone carrying two bodies will find it cramped and the label optimistic. The second concerns the shoulder strap fastenings. The plastic on plastic lugs that anchor the strap have a tendency to creak audibly in use, a quirk noted across a number of reviews, which can be conspicuous in quiet surroundings. The padded section of the strap also drew mild criticism for comfort, though it is easily removed. This suits a hobbyist or beginner with a single body and a compact lens collection who wants reliable, no fuss protection without spending heavily. Those with a larger multi body kit, or anyone sensitive to a noisy strap on long walks, should weigh their options carefully or size up. On value it remains fair, particularly at the discounted price. A solidly made, practical and keenly priced bag that does the fundamentals well, but the misleading size designation and the persistent strap creak are real shortcomings rather than trivial ones. Useful and recommendable with those caveats firmly in mind, which is what holds it to a middling three stars rather than something higher.

I will start with the interior dimensions as many people will need to decide if this is the right size before looking further. With all dividers removed, the interior space is 10 inches (25.4cm) x 4-3/4 inches (12cm) x 7-1/4 inches high (18.5cm). (I am an avid photographer but I bought this case to house my portable tire compressor also bought on Amazon. After a couple years and duct tapping the box the compressor came in, I took measurements and thanks to some reviewers, I felt this would fit perfectly. I am very impressed with this camera case. It has two moderately sized slightly raised rubberized strips along the base exterior the nylon fabric will be somewhat protected by abrasions, damp or dirty grounds. However the center portion of the base between the strips will touch the ground but still these strips will definitely help. There are two straps along the bottom front to house a lightweight tripod, a small zippered compartment on both exterior sides and a larger compartment along the front of the case exterior. It comes with a removable shoulder strap with a padded curved shoulder piece for comfort. The hand strap on the overlapping top is very sturdy, sewn into the nylon in a X pattern and has a padded grip. Undo the two strong buckles and lift the overlapping top covering that is attached to the actual zippered lid underneath by two small pieces of Velcro. This overlapping lid covers the main zipper giving it more protection from the elements but will not be waterproof. My professional expensive camera cases for my professional gear is not waterproof either. This will be great for dust, possibly light rain, etc. Inside there are 4 removable and adjustable Velcro dividers. I removed all of the dividers to put my compressor in. It fits perfectly. A bonus, the unused dividers all are stored in the three exterior compartments. One small divider in each end compartment and the two larger dividers with the unused shoulder strap in the front exterior compartment. On the inside of the zippered lid is a zippered mesh pocket for very thin items like papers, thin manuals, etc. This is an amazing camera bag and even more so at this price point.

Canon R7, RF 100-500mm, RF 18-150mm, RF50mm, 2 cases for batteries, mobile charger, lens caps and body caps, notepad an pens, remote release, camera manual, and lens cleaning kit all fit in the bag under the zippered down internal flap, which is under the padded top section. The 100-500 is not attached to the camera and lays along the bottom of the case along with the 4 spare batteries separated in a padded area at one end. The camera the other 2 lens on fit comfortably on top of the 100-500 ... but separated from the 100-500 by a foam pad which was part of the bag. The side pockets are home for the charger and ceaning kit. The 100-500 can stand up in the case but it is a very tight fit and the zipper is very tight. Well made and the long strap is comfortable on the shoulder. The hand hold is very strong. Great for packing the gear for a trip ... I use a large Ape Case for walking with the large lens attached to the camera. Recommended for travelling by car or plane. RTC

Muy bueno, relación precio calidad es excelente. El material es bueno, y el diseño es básico pero funcional para lo que es. Para salidas cortas y llevar cámara, dos lentes y accesorios, es muy buena.

Snel en goed bezorgd. Tas is zoals beschreven. De oranje binnenkant te verstellen. Ruimte genoeg voor 11 camera en 2 lenzen 135mm 300mm en veel vakjes. Goed gevormde draagriem. Het geld meer dan waard.

Otro producto increíble de amazonbasics. Tiene un acabado muy bueno, y una calidad del material igual. Tiene un tamaño para llevar 4 flashes u objetivos (5 si no son muy abultados) más la cámara. (réflex normales, tamaños más profesionales se comen mucho espacio). Además dos rejillas para tarjetas, baterías disparadores,... He subido unas fotos a lo de los clientes para que se vea cómo queda lo mío. Además es muy cómoda de llevar, ya que aunque vaya cargada, se reparte el peso y se hace cómoda. Además la tira es muy larga, por lo que el ajuste sirve para personas bajas, y altas. Quizás, si tuviera que ponerle pegas, es que falta 1 cm de cada lado, para que quede más holgado todo. Sobre todo porque si cargas varios objetivos, el apartado para la tablet no lo puedes usar, y el bolsillo delantero tampoco, porque a mi parecer es apretar en exceso (y mis objetivos no son grandes precisamente). Otro fallo es que la solapa superior, que además es semidesmontable (se ve en las fotos), la hace más abultada, y luego no tiene utilidad ninguna que tenga ese tamaño, esa rigidez o lo de los velcros (sin la solapa podría crecer ese cm de cada lado y tendría la misma apariencia que con ella, y ganaría espacio). Por último, los bolsillos laterales están bien para llevar cosas, pero el cargador no entra como en las fotos. Pero bueno, se puede repartir en otros sitios. En conjunto, una bolsa de un tamaño perfecto al que yo buscaba. No es la típica que es cámara, más objetivo y flash, y para de contar. Sino que deja meter más cositas, sin que sea una bolsa inmensa y pesada. Además muy bien acabada, y se siente muy robusta. Además, un detalle buenísimo de amazon hacer la versión naranja y la gris. Para gustos los colores. Buenísima relación calidad-precio. Yo la recomiendo mucho.