[Black] It fits my cropped sensor DSLR plus a long lens nicely. There is also room for a light meter, extra battery and memory cards, filters and nylon jacket. It is very easy to get to my cameras. I use it whenever I am traveling and it is hardly noticeable. It fits in with all the other sling style bags one sees when traveling overseas. I separate the insert from the bag when traveling by air, folding the bag and placing it my luggage and using the insert in my carry-on. The only downside is the effort needed to reattach all the hook and loop fasteners! The outside pocket is not too useful because it will only hold small papers.

[Zipper] I've needed a smaller carry bag for a long time, and after taking this one out in the field, I can say that it's got good capacity, great ergonomics, and very good accessibility on the move. I have to say this is a top notch bag.

[Zipper] Comfortable sling, perfect for a small mirrorless kit with a few primes. Even packs in 70-200 if you manage the dividers right. Just enough storage; just enough protection. Buy it.

[Zipper] I've tried a bunch of bags to carry my daily driver cameras in, and this bag is as close to perfect as I've tried. I can fit my Mirrorless and a film SLR, plus commonly used accessories. It's comfortable to carry all day as well

[Empty] Tenba is one of my favorite brands for camera bags and cases and this sling is no exception. Like all Tenba, it is well made and comfortable to carry. Fits 2 Fujifilm bodies with short lenses mounted. Has extra compartments for accessories.

[Zipper] I have both the Tenba 7L and 10L Sling Bags. I have had other sling bags but these are my favorite. Well designed, excellent quality. I use the 7L for my DX mirrowless cameras and the 10L for my full frame cameras. If you are in the market for a sling bag these should be on your list to consider.

[Yes] I wanted a bag for walking around that held my DSLR w/24-70 lens (w/battery grip)� without being too tight a fit. It's a snug fit, but this bag does that and holds wallet, water bottle and little extras.� For the "well endowed" its great.� I also like the wide pad on the strap as well. It's just right.

[Black] This isnt going to hold all your gear, but it will hold all the gear you want to take along for a walk or day out or the vast majority of trips where you want your camera.
The straps are directional so it sit very comfortably on your shoulder.
The only this Id like to see added would be a strap for a tripod, but that may be a bit much for this size of bag.
A bargain at twice the price.

[Empty] I love this bag. It fits a Nikon D7500 with kit lens and another such as a 50mm or 35mm the insert. I stick a 70-200 in a lens case outside the insert (which takes up the rest of the bag without unzipping the expander) and I have my walk-about photo kit discreetly in this purse.

[Black] I bought this bag for a 12 day trip to Italy. I took my mirrorless camera, four lens, and various accessories. This bag is easy to swing over to the front and exchange lenses, or to get the camera out, etc.; very easy to access the gear. I added a couple velcro straps and cinched my rain jacket to the outside back of the bag as well.

Recently I used it with my larger DSLR canon and a 70-200mm lens, a teleconverter, and one 40mm lens. It was perfect for that combo. It rained hard on me, I just pulled out the bag's rain cover and felt safe the entire time.

I keep a water bottle in the side pocket.

Easy to slide this bag under an airline seat, small enough to not bother my feet when flying.

In large crowds, I just put the bag on my chest instead of my back, easy switch, easy access.

Needless to say I love this versatile bag, small enough to be comfortable, large enough for all the gear I need. The quality is excellent for this price point as well.