Camera Protective Bag

Fits in my rucksacks and houses my mirrorless M50 with accessories. Great product, good padding and zip, still using it now.

I bought this to provide protection for my camera and binoculars when out and about and using a rucksack. The size is ideal for a bridge camera or small DSLR outfit, the bag has a zip up lid, which is ideal as it keeps the camera clear of all the other stuff that goes in my backpack. The bag appears well made and has sufficient padding with dividers provide for separating the contents, it has handle on the top so it can be removed from the backpack easily. I chose this particular bag for the reasons above and the cost, which is reasonable cheap. N.b. Better than expected 👍👍👍

Ihad a similar one where the velcro dividers just wore out. Got this as a replacement and it seems good quality. Not big enough for a large DSLR outfit but ideal for something smaller, like M4/3rds

Excellent quality, well made and a perfect fit to store my 80-400 lens with its tripod mount and large hood. Please note that as I'm a "fair-weather" photographer, the case won't be used in inclement conditions. However, I do have a waterproof cover from another manufacturer which fits perfectly should I get caught in a shower! A better solution than conventional "tubular" lens cases whose crucial internal dimensions are often poorly described.

Exactly what I needed. The padding isn't too bulky, but it's designed to be an insert inside another bag. Fits perfectly in both a Peak Design Sling 7L and an Osprey Farpoint Travel Daypack. The dividers are slightly basic but functional. It can easily carry a small mirrorless camera with lens attached and 2-3 other lenses.

Perfect to compartmentalise a larger bag or backpack. Being able to move the dividers is great for fitting a verity of camera, lenses and accessories. The padding is a bit thin, fine for small knocks from within a larger bag but I wouldn't trust this to protect my camera from a drop even from waist height. My bag came a bit squished and hasn't yet gone back to its proper shape, this isn't proving to be an issue though

This is obviously not the sturdiest case or best materials but it's fine for the price. I can configure it to fit my APS-C camera with two small/medium lenses and room to fit a large carry strap with clip/buckles. I mounted one of the velcro partitions vertically for a lens pocket and one partition horizontally to make a tunnel to fit the camera with attached lens, so that the strap goes on top of this and does not scratch the camera/lens. The case fits perfectly into the bottom of my new rucksack/camera bag, which works great for what I wanted, a flexible walking and photography setup.

First off with the good: - Nice materials (outside is water resistant polyester; inside a soft microfiber-like material). I would not be worried at all about scratches etc. - Handy outer pockets for small things that can be put away (wipes, sensor cleaning swabs, could even fit a strap, etc.) - Zip + handle is a nice bonus - Padding is ~10mm (including outer material), so probably a bit less, but adequate for most needs. Now for the bad: - Sizing is hard to properly address - inside dimensions are ~22x13x14 cm (assuming everything is nice and square). The inner dividers are also close to ~10mm thick, so that also takes away from interior space. Naturally there will be more bulging/stretching in the center, with less space in the outer edges and corners, so depending on what you put into it and how you deform it, you can have an extra few cm at certain points, but then you limit other areas. To put it into perspective - my Lumix S1 on its side sticks out of the bag. With 1 lens attached to it (D77 x H87), I will only fit one other lens inside the bag (small prime realistically, if even that, it's very tight). Assuming the extra lens is of similar dimensions, I barely have enough space to put in an air blower. - As some other reviewers have pointed out, there is no padding on the bottom or back edges (where the stitching is). This isn't a massive dealbreaker, but it shall be noted. - My sample (I presume all suffer from the same issue) came flat-packed, and thus isn't nice and straight, it's deformed in a way ("creases" have formed in all the wrong places preventing it from being nice and square, it's all wanky). This can be seen in the images. This is a very compact bag and I would honestly NOT recommend this for ANY fullframe system, unless you only intend to carry the camera with 1 lens attached and some smaller accessories. You could fit in another lens but that's as far as I would take it, and you'd be really stuck for space for any other items. In the pictures: Panasonic Lumix S1 + Lumix S 20-60 lens + tub (70mm diameter; could fit something even ~D85mm if insides are rearranged). Camera strap in outer pocket.

Passar perfekt när jag vill ta med min systemkamera, två objektiv samt lite kringutrustning. Alla avdelare går att flytta runt.

Calidad precio insuperable.

soddisfatta, l'ho comprata per inserire la mia reflex nello zaino per i viaggi, in modo da non dover portare troppi bagagli. Ripara e contiene.

Convient parfaitement à mon usage. Je peux y mettre un boitier réflex et deux zooms (14-28 et 24-105).

Quality looks fine, I needed an small insert bag for carrying my sony A7Rii and my sony 24-105mm G lens, I tried dedicated backpack camera bag or sling camera bag, but in every travel they are too bulky and for hiking use my Decathlon 30l or traveling a thule backpack and this bag fits really nice inside I even can carry my 20mm f1.8 sony G lens at a very tight fit I wish this bag were a little bit longer, Zippers are nice and like the mesh bag on the top for memory cards and SSD backup drive Is not too thick but I think is enough for protecting my camera inside my backpack Last photo it didn't notice is inside my hiking backpack Overall I'm happy with this one