LoweproTahoe CS 20 Camera Case Black

I wanted a case for an Olympus XZ-10. I did a little research and landed on this one. Lowepro are a good, recognised brand and I have used their kit before. I judged that it was worth paying a bit more than my original budget to get something that was good quality and going to last.Overall, I am really pleased with this case. It is a perfect fit for my Olympus camera and would work equally well with similar sized cameras from other brands. The camera is well protected and the belt loop works well. The secondary, zipped compartment is suitable for a range of small items from charge leads to spare batteries or memory cards. It will even hold a small Goodmans dab radio that I have. The quality is obvious and like most Lowepro kit it has some water resistance. It is not waterproof in the strictest sense but it will work in damp conditions or lighter showers. On my belt, it fits under my coat and so the contents are doubly protected from the elements.For the price it is good value. If it suits your needs and fits you kit then there is little to criticise. The zip(s) are slightly less water resistant than the main case but with that knowledge and the appropriate caution it should serve you well for many many years.

This is a nice case for Sony ZV 1. On paper it should be too shallow, But it fits nicely giving the case a little belly at the front. There is plenty of room for a wrist strap inside, And a battery and SD card on the outside pocket. It is nicely padded.Amazon described two similar cases On their website, It is unfortunate that they haven't labelled The cases in the description..

This is decent quality case, pretty much what you'd expect from Lowepro -- decent but not fantastic.I bought this for a Panasonic TZ200 / ZS200, which *JUST* fits with enough room for the included wrist strap, with ONE battery and maybe a couple of sdcards in the outer pocket. It's a tight fit, but it means the camera is secure when opening and won't fall out. (Although the outer pocket is technically large enough to accommodate two batteries when the case is empty, there is only enough slack to accommodate one battery when the TZ200 is in the case.)The amount of padding is good enough to protect from light knocks, without being too bulky. It's pretty small and lightweight and can be carried easily on a belt, luggage or rucksack strap. There are no internal dividers or compartments.There is no waterproof cover, and the zip is at the top, with no storm-flap, so I wouldn't recommend using this in heavy weather, but it'll do in light rain or minor splashes.It works great attached to a belt while hiking, allowing easy top access, case and zips are decent quality.However, the supplied strap is absolute garbage -- thin, cheap and flimsy, with poor quality clip. It's better used attached to your belt, or simply as a protective case kept loose in a bag/rucksack.Note there is only one strap attachment anchor, so even if you use your own strap instead of the useless one provided, the camera will dangle and spin annoyingly. You'd be better off wearing it "bandolier-style" over a strap threaded through the belt loop.The belt loop is also fixed -- there is no quick release. You'll have to undo or unthread whatever belt you attach it to in order to get it off.I've seen this case for sale at ridiculous prices, £30 or more. It's not worth that, save your money and get something better quality. But for £10 or £15... fair enough.In summary: decent padded case for attaching to a belt, or for protection loose in a bag, but if you want something with a shoulder strap -- forget it, it's totally useless.

This is a really good match to a Ricoh Griii. There is a little bit of room in it, but not so much the camera would jog about, but enough so the camera can be easily put away or extracted without straining zips.The back belt loop is a wide piece of strong webbing so will hold the bag quite stable on an ordinary trouser belt for a man. There is a decent sized exterior pocket that could fit 2 Ricoh batteries and an SD card.There is also some kind of stiffner to provide some protection for the camera from any accidental bumping into things.The only thing that I didn't like was the cross body strap that had a cheap feeling plastic catch and the strap was quite thin, it went straight in the bin. There is a reasonable plastic loop (that the catch was to attach to) and I have connected a couple of Peak design anchors to that so if I was taking the camera and didn't have a belt I could use a Peak design leash . I wouldn't recommend this case if you primarily want a "bag" rather than a belt case, there are probably other cases better designed for that purpose and this is the reaon I dropped one star. As a belt case it looks great, I obviously don't know how it will wear but it feels like it should wear well.

Fits my camera exactly, so that whilst it's easy to zip the bag up, there's no excess space. The pocket on the front is ideal for memory cards.I wanted a minimalist, compact bag for travel which would be easy to carry around without being bulky. This is it.The strap is not great, having only one attachment point, but I can live with that - the case will probably be in my bag and the camera has its own strap. Apart from that, fantastic.

Nice and snug fit thus giving the protection to the camera minimizing the risk of damage. It’s also nice to the eye.

I bought this for my son’s CampSnap camera, and it fits perfectly. It also has a little pocket that holds the cable. The strap is a bit naff but it works, and the case itself looks like it would protect the camera in a fall. The stitching and general quality is good.

I use this with my Ricoh GRiii. It fits perfectly with the wrist strap too. The side zip pocket holds two spare batteries and there is an option to loop onto your belt or a shoulder strap of a back pack. It offers just the type of protection you would expect with quick access when needed.