ULANZI YY08 Sling Bag Everyday Shoulder Bag Compatible with DJI Osmo Pocket 3/Pocket 4/GoPro/Insta360 Action Cameras, Vlog Photography Crossbody Portable Bag Small Camera Case w Detachable Strap, 2L

The quality is amazing. I have other bags that cost 4 to 6 times more and this holds up very well compared to those. I think the 10 liter capacity is optimistic. It feels like an 8 liter bag but my a6700 wit Tamron 17-70 2.8 and a small prime fit beautifully. The shoulder strap is minimal with no padding. You can always buy separate padding. This bag has great quality zippers and hidden pockets everywhere! You can also mount a tripod or water bottle on the bottom. This bag is way better than I expected. The reason I went for the Ulanzi Camera Sling Bag is that this bag also fits perfectly as an insert for the Shimoda Explorer V2 backpack! Makes for a great travel combo.

I've tried at least a dozen sling bags recently looking for my perfect EDC man-purse, aka murse, and this one is my favorite so far. I do wish it was SLIGHTLY bigger, but it still holds everything i need, and I have larger murses or backpacks for when I need to carry more. First off, I'm a ripstop material junkie, and the material on this is very top notch IMO. And not just the ripstop material. The zippers are heavy duty waterproof ones, the shoulder strap is seatbelt webbing, and it has a Molle/Velcro front panel for extra customization. It's just a VERY well thought out bag overall with everything having a place and storage area. I love the divider too because I can store my EDC items in 3 separate areas to keep things organized, instead of everything clumping together when the bag is turned sideways around my back crossbody. This just oozes quality all around and why Ulanzi has really impressed me lately with this (AB02) and my other PB008. A great company who's not afraid to use quality materials for a very good price ratio. Even the zipper pulls are great quality and not what you typically find on bags much more expensive. If I have to give ONE gripe or con, it would be the useless drink/umbrella holders/pockets on each side of the outside of this bag. They're laughably small and barely fit an 8oz water bottle in them, BUT with the strap around them, you CAN cinch down on them pretty good to fit a skinny 16oz water bottle. However, if your intention is to carry a large water bottle with your own liquids, it'll NEVER fit or work. But then again, most of these slings don't come with ANY bottle/umbrella pockets, and if they do, they're certainly no better than the ones on this, the AB02. I highly recommend this, and I'll definitely be keeping an eye on Ulanzi for what they put out in the future because I'm impressed with what I do own of theirs.

Update! Although this bad allowed me to carry all three of my lenses. They would knock against each other in the bag as I moved about. I didn't like them colliding against each other. Recently, I finally noticed that once you open up the main compartment (where I carry my camera and three lenses), there are actually two small stretchable side pockets, at the corners of the main compartment. My 28-70 zoom and my 16mm prime lens, fits snuggly into those little side pocket. Which stopped them from clanging against my camera and my regular 770-300 zoom. I really like this bag now. I have collected more than seven camera bags, as my needs change or I get more photo equipment. The ones in the photo below are the ones I use most currently. ALL of them were purchased through Amazon. The Mosiso back pack, purchased recently is the one I use for plane travel. Tried it last week and it was perfect. However, around town I don't need anything that large. So the two smaller sling bags were my daily use bags. Only problem is now that I bought a 3rd lens (they won't fit in those smaller bags). That brings us to the ULANZI Bp11 bag, for this review! As you can see in the photographs it is just a bit wider and taller. So the two lenses I had to squeeze in the smaller bags, easily fit in the ULANZI, without my having to squeeze them by each other to remove them. The 3rd lens fits in the Ulanzi very easily, too! The wider bag, also seems to be more comfortable when I am carrying it in the sling position. Pockets-It has a pocket pouch on front of the bag, that is zippered under the flap. As well, as two zipper pockets inside the bag, and still room for carrying filters, batteries, cleaning cloths and more. The other two smaller camera bags are great, and will be repurposed to carry headphones, tablets and my backup camera with a single lens. Summary- I was looking for a sling bag that was just a little bit bigger. This bag does the job. The ULANZI is the bag on the right!

This is a good bag for the price, but know its limitations: I’m able to fit a Canon R8 with a small 50mm lens attached and an 85mm lens in it. That’s it. Now, if I wanted to bring another lens or speedlight and didn’t mind laying them on top of that other gear, I could fit more. It’s got a smaller compartment behind the main compartment that you could maybe put an iPad or something thin like that. Even the battery charger is bulky and awkward there (spare batteries might fit fine). However, on the flap there’s a pocket which is zippered and could fit something like the charger and other items. There’s also a pocket on the very back also for something slim. Phone, pad of paper, etc. I was worried that the gear would be loose and fall out with no zippers in the main bucket, but it’s so snug that nothing is moving around. There’s a Velcro strap that goes across the gear (back to front) that keeps it a little tighter. And the Velcro on the flap seems really good. The build quality seems good for the price. There’s no dividers. There’s one stiff pad thing that I believe is meant to cup the body with a lens on it? It doesn’t really unfold, nor Velcro in the way I want to use it. 2 or 3 removable Velcro dividers would be better. The strap is good and comfortable. It’s long enough for me (6’1” and heavy), but I have it maxed out. For most people it’s more than enough. I wish there was a little more, but honestly it fits great. I knew going in that this was a small bag that couldn’t fit a lot of gear. I wanted something less cumbersome for shooting, when I only need the basics. I like the way it looks, and its size and limits keeps the weight down.

Nice small bag to carry my Sony A6000. Plenty of compartments

Decent little budget bag, bought it to see if it would Pros: Spacious. Easy access to all the pockets. Dedicated battery/sd pocket. Cons: The strap zero padding fully loaded this thing will dig into you. This is further compounded by the bag having little rigidity. The insert, non adjustable only has dividers up/dividers down configuration too narrow to insert camera body fully into the bag with pancake. This will probably stay with me as a backup bag but I would probably spend a little more to get a more rigid bag with better weight distribution and a higher quality strap.

A bit of context for this review. I took this bag to Hakone Japan during the snow storm that shut the whole mountain down 2/2026. This bag held all my electrical and camera equipment during the trip. It was heavily snowed on for 6 hour, and my stuff was still dry. The temperature went below freezing, but my batteries did not die out due to the cold weather. It kept my stuff dry. Also reasonably weight wise. Overall. It held my stuff well.

I bought this bag for my DJI Avata 2 drone after struggling to find a good bag, and I’ve been pleasantly surprised. The build quality is excellent—sturdy materials, strong zippers, and a fair padded interior that could be improved. The 9L size is just right for my Avata 2 drone, 3 batteries, charged, remote and many accessories. The design is very well thought out, with compartments that make organizing easy, and the sling style is comfortable for quick access on the go. It also has a sleek, professional look that doesn’t scream “camera bag,” which I appreciate. while it claims to be water-resistant, I’d say that’s questionable. Light splashes or brief drizzles are probably fine, but I wouldn’t fully rely on it to keep gear dry in a downpour without an extra rain cover. Overall, this is a great

Me encantó, la calidad muy buena, súper espaciosa, yo la ocupo para guardar mi iPad de 11 pulgadas y cabe perfectamente

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This bag is great, it fits two of my cameras and an extra lens, with some space left over. Feels quality too and fast delivery

Uma bolsa resistente e bem repartida. Possui dois bolsos para itens menores, um bom para celular e dois grandes. Serve também muito bem para fotógrafos.

Very snug fit for my Nikon Z5ii with the 24-200mm kit lens. Whatever came with the kit fits in the bag. The good thing is this bag fits inside my backpack which is what i was exactly looking for. The material is of excellent quality.