[2.835 lb] In the short time that I interacted with and used the OneMo Sling. I've been impressed with the quality of the material and the thought that went into the way the pockets were designed (including their placement). I previously used a standard Canon camera should bag for many years. This sling bag is a definite upgrade.

[Zipper] This is a perfect bag when you have a lot of gear. It is very roomy and tall enough to accommodate my Nikon Z8 with the battery-grip attached. There is plenty of room for both large and small lenses protected with the novel divider system that you can customize to your needs. It has good balance when loaded, and it is comfortable to wear to your photographic location. The smaller bag is a terrific bonus.

[Yes] I considered several bags which were more expensive but decided on the OneMo 2 after watching several YouTube videos say it was the most comfortable. It's really well made and after loading it up with my gear it weighs 24 lbs but is more comfortable than my old smaller bag with 15 lbs of gear! The included free smaller bag/insert is perfect. Fits inside my personal carry on. If I am forced to gate check it, I can take it out and gate check the rest. Love the flexibility.

[Yes] I've been using the Peter McKinnon day pack since it was shipped on it's initial kickstarter. When I needed a new pack I noticed the price tag on the PM pack and I don't remember what I paid on the kickstarter, but the price it is retail now is simply far too much for what you get. Look, I get it, for some people the hood ornament is more important than anything else and thus worth paying for. In this case ... It's a back pack. The features of this PGYTECH bag are excellent. Unless you really need the cube features of the PM pack, it's not worth the price. This pack is solid, well featured, well made, good looking, and far better priced. A superior choice. Hope this helps you make the call you need to make.

[Zipper] I got this bag when i saw it was in the deal zone but honestly after using it I would have paid the full price to get it again if i had to! It held my camera a7iii, lens sigma 24-70, zoom h5, Macbook 16 inch, ipad, Slingstudio Reciver, two wireless device for slingstudio, all the cables, batteries, and misc gear that i needed for my last outing like a champ! Oh and my Peak Desgins tripod strapped to the outside of the bag! there are so many possiblities when it comes to setting up the bag! It did get heavy but you would have never known i had all that in it if you were just looking at it. Highly recommend!

[Universal] I got this backpack to move around with a Cinela Albert windshield and a Manfrotto nano tripod (plus a mixpre, XLR, headphones, random trinkets) and it has worked amazingly. I'm able to fit everything well organized. The baby bag that comes with it is a great addition too.

[Yes] This sling has every thing I want. A way to carry a modest amount of gear if I need something more than a compartment for my camera but don't want to lug a backpack. Every inch was designed with storage and ease of use in mind. From rubberized grip strap adjusters to red/green indicators sewn into the pockets I keep finding new things I love about this sling.
The only thing I struggled with was finding good details about recommended orientations, but the bag itself is in a league of its own.

[Universal] Very spacious and fits all my gear including gimbal, 2 camera bodies, audio, tripod, drone, and cleaning supplies with a lot of room left over.

[Black] I upgraded to the PGYTECH from a cheap amazon camera bag. I am very impressed with the quality and size of the bag. I am able to fit my Lumix S5 with 2 lenses, DJI Air 2s, mics, 16 inch laptop, and more. The front compartment is still empty! Highly recommend.

[Zipper] I've had the OneMo 7L Sling bag now for enough time to tell people how pleased I am with it! Yes, I'm very excited on how much of my gear I can carry at 7L without expanding it to 9L so far! I've been out with it a few times and adjustments and where I move some things, or carry/not carry is still evolving. But I do know that in the interior compartment, I have my Canon R10 with the 18-150mm attached, in another compartment, I have my EF 10-18mm lens with Canon adapter attached, and in the first compartment I have my Canon 24mm lens. I also know that I can slip my Canon 50mm in another compartment of the bag (like in the top compartment) but I have to be sure it's safe and if I feel I need to carry it with me. But for the extras I need, like my DJI wireless mics, camera strap, etc, I have plenty of room. And all this without using the bag's 2L extension ability.
Also, for vlogging it's an excellent option as well since I can carry my PGYTech Manits Tripod on the straps underneath the bag. Really, this bag has enough compartments and an exterior section that enables you to carry things like gimbals, for instance. You may also carry a large tripod using the straps underneath the case as well. For me, this is a near-perfect minimalist option. I will say there is no slot external to the sides of the bag to carry a beverage, but you might get away with using the extensions for it. Make sure it's fully sealed if you use the side exterior extension.
Now I have purposely walked around places, not to take photos, but just to test the comfort of carrying this bag on my shoulders and opening and closing it in its various compartments. I'm happy to say I have never had a hint of shoulder fatigue whether on a vlogging trip, out doing general photography, or during my tests. This black 7L sling bag is slick and cool! Yeah I may be a little dated but this OneMo sling bag is worth anyone's dollar if you're looking for what may be the very best camera bag around! Get One(Mo)!!