[Leather] I use this bag with two cameras with lenses attached, plus battery, filters and misc accessory items. The bag never felt overfilled and the cameras were easy to take out and put back in. The padded strap was quite comfortable worn across the chest sling-like for several hours. I probably would not carry a full size tablet due to the added bulk, though there is an internal slot for one. I purchased the black bag during the Kickstarter campaign.

[Leather] I purchased this bag to carry my Sony A7cII and a 35mm gmaster lens. I also brought along the 24 mm gmaster and a light source. I carried the bag with those items all evening while I shot a Halloween show. I had to walk and shoot apprx. 1.5 miles and during the entire shoot the bag was comfortable and very capable. I like it so well I am considering purchasing a 2nd bag for my other setup.. Great bag and well constructed.

[Chestnut Brown] A great bag. Just a hair too small for my kit. Kit includes a Leica Q3, and and a Leica CL (digital) with either the 35 or 60mm attached, one additional lens and a small flash. I can fit the two cameras, but it doesn't leave room for much anything else. If I insert one of the dividers at 45 degrees to horizontal, I can slip the CL's attached lens under the divider and put the other lens on top... but I'm not crazy about the arrangement.



I was tempted to keep the bag for the odd occasion when I take just the CL... I ended up going with the Bellroy Venture 10L... about the same size outwardly but much roomier inside. I don't enjoy using that bag as much as this one... but it fits my gear. This would be a great bag for the CL and a few lenses by itself, or the Leica M system with smaller lenses. Probably great for a Fuji system with the smaller primes as well.


The black version feels very low-key, which I like. I don't feel like an Indiana Jones cosplayer like I would with the tan one.

[Chestnut Brown] Great looking strap and I love the 36 length. I am an over-the-shoulder and wrist wrap guy, and that length is perfect for that. I'm 6'1, and that length means it doesn't bounce all over when it's on my shoulder. And it's just the right length for doing a couple of wraps, but not too tight. Again, it's just right for my needs. And the mid-tan color is going to age really well. Love it.

[Chestnut Brown] It was as expected and works really well with a bagpack.

[Chestnut Brown] I was looking for something like this to take off the load from my neck while walking with my backpack but couldn't figure out what it would be. Alas! this came out. I bought 2 of them because my wife also needs one. Buy it....you won't regret it.

[Leather] Used this recently on a trip to Japan and it was amazing. Loved that you could open it outwards away from you to access your gear. The weatherproofing held up fantastically in Japan and it carried my a7iv with a 24-70 + small mini tripod + a Sony shotgun mic with no problems. Used the slim front pocket for cash in Japan and other papers. There's also a sleeve in the back for a small tablet but I just used it to carry my passport and other stuff around. My only con would be that the zippers can be hard to pull around the edges.

[Chestnut Brown] Not much to say other than it feels great, seems to be of very good quality/craftsmanship. If you're in the market for a high quality shutter release button - you won't go wrong with this one. I was thrown off for it by a second from the picture listing - you are only getting one of the buttons - not 3 of them. I do believe it does actually state that in the information section - but just in case you miss it.