[Shoulder Strap] Pretty amazing! So much better than anything else out we’ve found, especially for those with bad eyes. So far, have used them at the opera, a ball game and a concert And that’s just this week!

[Zipper] Looked at many bags before picking this one. No regrets here. Just right for my EOS R100 with stock 18-45mm lens, a 55-200mm telephoto and protective end caps and SD cards in the main compartment. A bit of a close fit but it works well when properly adjusting the velcro dividers. Also some nice but small side pockets for lens brush and extra LP-E17 battery and the charger. Built sturdily and has a rain fly hidden underneath case. A very good price. Highly recommend.

[Shoulder Strap] Comfortably holds my Sony FE 200-600 with A6500 attached to it, along with my Sony FEE 70-200/4 with A7RII attached to it very snugly separated by the dividers that come with the bag. In addition, I am also able to comfortably carry my Sigma 24-70 Art, Sony 20/1.8 along with my full filter and cleaning kit. Perfect bag for landscape and wildlife outing in one backpack. It is a heavy bag, but I feel my gear is well protected. from the elements and can take some serious abuse without losing it's external appearance. I am also able to tether my tripod with the gimbal attached.

[Shoulder Strap] We like it a lot (and it's the first camera case my wife likes in years!) although it's quite small. I wanted a case for Nikon Z7 w 17-28 f2.8 but that set doesn't fit.
It can take Z7 with Z 40mm (leaving some extra space for some tiny, i.e., pancake lens/battery) OR Z30 with Z 12-28 & Z40mm f/2 so quite a neat APS-C street kit.

[Universal] Mounted on my Vesta is a 2-pound lens and my Konica SLR. The lens has no tripod collar, so the assemble is cantilevered off the ball head. It doesnt budge after I tighten the screw.


The feet have small rubber cushions, so I will be able to use this on the hood of my car without scratching the paint.

[Yes] I bought it for travel essentials such as wallet, credit cards, water bottle, tissue, small camera, tickets, sunscreen, etc.

[Yes] I originally purchased the smaller version of this bag, but returned it as it was just too small (body w/ 24-120 attached plus 2 other lenses). This bag has the space needed with room to spare. The pockets and zippered spaces are more than sufficient.


Quality is good. Recommended.

[Gray] I chose this bag for a trip to Alaska. It's right at the max dimensions for Alaska Airlines carry-ons, but at no point did the airline staff feel a need to measure it — they just let me tote it. I stuffed the bag with a Canon R5 with an EF 600 ii lens attached, a second R5 with an EF 100-400 ii attached, a 16-35 ii lens, 1.4x and 2x extenders, and a dozen spare batteries. Both cams have battery grips. I didn't weigh the whole kit, but it feels plenty heavy schlepping around the airport and on the trails. The belly strap helps a little. Still, I had everything I needed, and the bag is well-padded. I felt very much at ease that my gear was protected in the carry-on bin, in the back of the floatplane, and on my shoulders.

[Shoulder Strap] tripod made very well better than other brands i owned. would buy again

[Zipper] I wanted a reasonably compact spotting scope for using at the range. This thing works great for that purpose. It has a quality bag to haul it back and forth and protect it when not in use. The image quality is clear and the construction of the unit seems robust. No complaints at all.