Camera Sling Bag,Waterproof Camera Case with Tripod Holder,Lightweight DSLR/SLR/Mirrorless Camera Bags Crossbody for photographers-Black

Really nice small camera bag, make sure to check the measurements. I wanted a stealthy bag big enough for my DSLR with 24-105 attached and some extra room for either a pocket camera, a small flash, a 5mm lens or just the battery charger etc and this bag is perfect for that. I got it in dark green so it doesn't scream 'camera inside!' like a black bag. It's super comfortable to carry the wide shoulder cushion stays on the shoulder and the shoulder strap slides easily though it if you want to sling the bag to your back or bring it forward. Extra pouches in front and back have enough room for wallet, passport, phone or other smaller accessories, even a smaller sunglasses case fits well.The material is sturdy and said to be waterproof, the zippers are also super water repellent with a rubbery lip that closes completely when zipped up.Perfect bag for around town and travel, if you bring more gear, just select what you think you need for the day, I find that most of the time I used to carry more lenses than I needed, 24-70 or 24-105 is perfect for just about anything on a trip unless you want to go birding or similar. I have a trip to Italy/Autria/Germany coming up and will only take my 24-105 lens with me, used to lug a 70-200 lens around the world and rarely used it, it stays home this time. If you want more gear, a larger sling bag or backpack is the way to go, this one is in my case a great travel and day trip bag.

I'm impressed with this bag. It looked really small when I opened the package. I was skeptical that my camera would fit--let alone with an extra lens. But then I put everything in and it fits nicely. The bag is comfortable and secure. I'm impressed by the design to keep water, etc. out.I bought it with the intent of using it to supplement my camera travel backpack. I think it's going to work well and I'm looking forward to it.

Well made bag, good sling, with lots of ways to stow smaller lenses. with both interior and exterior pockets, it carries a lot of extras. Unfortunately if I carry my sigma 100-400 lens, I have a hard time also fitting another lens other than a small 50mm macro. I knew the dimensions but wish I had bought something a little bigger. The main strap and tripod holder strap are very good - comfortable and functional.

Very good product, sturdy, good value for the price, not too big or too small.

I got this bag to use as a tech-pouch for my camera gear. When I travel, I of course need to carry things like multiple battery chargers, chords and even a power strip. Since my mirrorless cameras go through batteries fairly quickly, I bring four chargers so that batteries can be charged simultaneously.There are many other tech-pouch choices out there that are actually made for my application (this is not a tech-pouch but rather a camera bag). BUT the true tech-pouches out there are missing some features that I think are important for travel. They are missing a shoulder strap, a hand strap and a suitcase strap. This bag has them all. When lugging stuff into and out of a motel or rental home, I don't have a spare hand to carry a tech-pouch. On my most recent trip I just strapped this onto my luggage handle. THAT...is a nice feature!This bag comes with nice padded dividers for camera gear. For my purposes I took them out to create one larger cavity for my chargers and chords. The removable dividers make the bag very versatile.The outer fabric of this bag is a slick nylon type material that is somewhat water resistant and seems tough. I think this could be a great small camera bag for travel, with emphasis on the word small. Check the dimensions carefully to be sure your camera equipment will fit.The tripod holder on this bag is a nice feature too. It's worth noting that if you attach a tripod to the bottom, the bag of course no longer sits upright. No big deal, but be aware of that.I don't carry a tripod but rather carry a monopod. I found the bottom straps of this bag to not be enough to keep the monopod from sliding through and falling out. But the remedy was simple. I added two Bungee balls, one on each bottom strap of the bag, and wrapped them around my monopod and this secured the monopod tightly to the bag. So the solution was simple.

Bought this for a friend and to my surprise how much pockets and how durable this is. Knowing for sure that this will make a very good impression on her and all the other goodies that I put inside which holds so much.Color Pink is Rock On! ❤️This!Pics4yinz ~ Roscoe

I took this on a trip to Japan with my Canon Rebel T7i and an additional lens. I didn't bring any tripods to utilize the tripod straps, but those were sturdy and the straps were adjustable. Adjustable straps ensured that long strings weren't hitting my body, catching on things, or slapping people passing by.It also held my 10" tablet and a small journal on occasion. With the tablet in there, it certainly was stretching to it's upper limits of capacity. There was visible stress on the seams, but they looked like they would hold for significant period of time.The back side of the bag has a pad with a cooling design, so it never got too uncomfortably hot in the unseasonably warm weather. We walked a lot, so that factor in comfort was significant. The strap on occasion did cause some discomfort when the bag was packed to capacity.The waterproofing exterior was also important as it was raining for several days while we were in Japan and had to walk outside. Even when my umbrella didn't cover the bag, I had no problems with leaking or the bag staying too wet.This will be a nice bag to use in the stead of my larger messenger style bag that I typically use when I don't need extra lenses.

Very well made but so padded that you can hardly fit camera body. Two lenses. Hard to get things in& out. I ordered it for a trip but it arrived late and the return window closed before I was able to return it.