[Canvas, Leather] Presently using it for my Binocs. Beautiful case, well made. Curious how long the snap button will work before ripping out the fabric? Wish they had gone the prong route.

[1.04 lb] I use these with the Billingham Hadley Pro bag, to give me customized options for carrying carried amounts of gear based on the anticipated need. These make the investment in the Hadley Pro even more worthwhile, because the added flexibility means you'll carry the bag more often. They are bigger than I'd expected, although perfect matches for the Hadley Pro. And they still can be attached to the Hadley Pro and keep it under the limit for under seat airline storage, if I so choose. One could be on the bag, and the other on my belt. Much better than a fanny pack and it matches the rest of my gear. I could just fit my Olympus OM-D E-M1 and 17mm prime lens in one, but it's probably better just for a body or lens. You could probably fit two MFT lenses, alone, in one AVEA 5.

[1.04 lb] The AVEA 5 pouch is the perfect companion to my Billingham f/1.4 camera bag. It attaches easily and quickly to the side of my F stop 1.4. It also acts as a stand alone as well attached to my belt. My Fuji X-T1 with 27mm pancake lens fits easily in this pouch and makes for a quick safe bag for both camera and lens. I highly recommend and would purchase again.

[Black] Typical Billingham quality

[Canvas, Leather] Billingham's AVEA 5 pouch is of the same sturdy quality as the Hadley Pro bag. I ordered two pouches and they snap perfectly on the side of the camera bag, increasing my total protective carry of equipment. They work great for light meters, flashes, chargers , or as a catch all for all that small stuff you want to bring with you. There are countless uses for this accessory.

[Canvas, Leather] I bought it hoping it would fit my Fujifilm X100F and it does!

[Black] I chose the Hadley Pro bag over the Pro Large and Packington because it is smaller and I wanted a bag specifically to travel light. I later purchased the AVEA 5 side pouches due to the fact that they were padded, could accommodate a flash and/or prime lens, all within easy reach. The pouches add bulk, to the Hadley's otherwise svelte form, but these pouches can easily be added or removed according to the requirements of the shoot. I am particularly impressed with the craftsmanship and appearance of the side bags but the high quality commands an equally high price.

[Canvas, Leather] Got this as a smaller case for a Leica M10 when I want to pack light with the 40mm M-Rokkor (or Summicron) lens. Works well for this purpose, allowing me to throw the camera in my commuting pack safely. The ability to use it to carry some extra stuff, attached to the side of the Hadley Digital is a nice bonus.

[Black] I use it with my Billingham S2 shoulder bag when I need to carry extra stuff, and sometimes by itself as a belt pouch for a little Fuji X-E3 with a pancake lens. Works well for both applications

[Black] It is bigger than one might think.  I initially purchased this to carry a compact Sony RX-100, but the AVEA 5 is too big.  I like the bag enough that I have decided to keep it.  The pouch matches my Billingham Hadley bag perfectly.  It easily hold my X-E1 or X-T2 camera body (no lens attached) or my Nikon SB-800 flash with room to spare.  A great extra pouch for those items, such as an extra body, flash unit, or filter set than one might use occasionally.