The polka dot USA GEAR H Series EVA SLR Camera Case Polka Dotfrom USA GEAR H Series EVA SLR Camera Case Polka Dotcombines style and durability with a lightweight design to keep your camera and lens safe and secure in just about any setting. This case is made from DuraNeoprene that will protect against scratches, dust, and low-impact bumps. It is form fitting while providing enough space for both your camera and lens while the soft egg crate foam interior gives cushioned protection.

Hard Shell EVA Exterior    Made from DuraNeoprene    Soft Egg Crate Foam Interior    Hook-and-Loop Flap    Conforms to Your Camera    Stretchable Elastic Gusset    Belt Loop

This case is compatible with:

• Nikon D3400
• Nikon D3500
• Sony a7 III
• Canon EOS Rebel T5i
• Canon EOS Rebel SL2
• Canon EOS M50

Wear this case on your belt like a holster with the riveted rear belt loop.

Carry with the rubber-coated handle.

Hook-and-loop fastener holds case closed and allows for quick-access when zippers are open.

Zippered accessory pocket holds smaller items such as memory cards and flash drives.

Stretchable elastic gusset holds your camera secure until you're ready to use it.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this bag be good for Nikon d7100, tamron 150-600, Nikon 18-300?

A: It's good for my canon 7d mkii and 2-3 lenses and assorted gear. It's a bit thin, but overall, I consider it a solid purchase.

Q: 2. Will this fit my Fujifilm X-E2 with L-plate and 35/23mm primes? Thank you.

A: With the L-plate and the 35/23mm prime lens, the OP/TECH USA Rangefinder Soft Pouch BH #OPSPRB is a better option for your FujiFilm X-E2. https://bhpho.to/3Jkdyld

Q: 3. how big is the bottom box

A: approx 10 wide x 11 high. Backpack holds a 15 mac plus plenty of space for gear per feedback. Headphones and zoom h4 fit up top. Can handle a tripod in the side pouch+latch. The vinyl trim on the bottom appears susceptible to damage if you drag across surfaces. It does not appear rugged enough for everyday use. Otherwise a solid backpack for the $.

Q: 4. Would I be able to fit ALL of my Nikon D3200 camera body, 18-55mm lens, 55-200mm lens, 70-300mm lens and a 35mm lens and still have room for other little things like the charger, phone, wallet, basic necessities?

A: I admit, it's a tight squeeze at times. I can fit my camera body, and three lens', charger, phone, memory cards, batteries and maybe a granola bar. But I wish there was a place for a water bottle. The front pocket is nicely shaped, but doesn't extend as far as I thought it would. All that said, this is a great bag. I get many compliments on it. Sturdy, light weight, yet protective, and versatile.

Q: 5. Can I fit Canon 6D with 17-40mm, 50mm and mavic air in there?

A: It should be fine. You can always arrange the pads on the inside as need be to fit all your lenses and equipment.

Q: 6. Is this bag deep enough to hold a canon 1dx body standing up like pictured? It is similar to a smaller body liek a 5d with a grip but still pretty large. Thanks for help in advance

A: I'm sorry, no, the 1DX series camera, will not fit in this bag.

Q: 7. 65 year old man with 52 inch chest. Does anyone think this would be comfortable?

A: Yes definitely it is comfortable for you. The bag is also light to carry and the straps are flexible for your size.

Q: 8. will this fit a nikon z 6ii with 24-200 lens without being too tight or too roomy to move around - or is there a better fit of any brand?

A: Yes, this pouch will fit Nikon Z6 II and the 24-200mm Z mount lens. The camera and lens attach have a length of 7.2'', the neoprene pouch is 8'' long.

Q: 9. Will this fit the Canon EOS R with Canon 24-105 F4 and the Canon 15-35 F 2.8?

A: Yes. The following system will accommodate both camera and lens combos.

Q: 10. What kind of protection does this offer? Looking for something sturdy as I would be wearing it on a dirt bike, wouldnit survive a tumble?

A: I wouldn't recommend it for impact protection. I was running at the airport to not miss a flight and it was placed on top of a carry on using the sleeve at the back. I fell over and the bag hit the floor. My Canon SLR body wasn't damaged physically, but the internal optics got screwed up and required a repair. Hence. no , I wouldn't recommend it for Mountain Biking or any sort of potential hard impact.