[Universal] I use this bag to act as a carrying case for my Meopta Meostar 82MM Angled Spotting Scope. Works great. I like the shoulder strap. This case is well made. Obviously, an angled spotting scope with a base plate is an unusual shape but it does fit and is a nice case but it was a close fit for an 82mm scope. Would be great for a tripod case because it is well made.

[Empty] I have just returned from the orchid show at Bronx NY Botanical Garden. This was the first opportunity to use the Domke sling bag. I am very pleased; this will be my go to bag. It is comfortable and has lots of room for my Canon 5D Mk IV and a couple of lenses. I also took other accessories in the additional pockets provided (including a small tablet). This is a well made bag; a great design. I am already planning another photo outing with this bag. This is a great sling bag!

[Empty] If you're a Domke fan, add this to your collection.


It holds more gear than you would think--- Quality construction, made right here in the USA!


I have the Canon sling bag (a nice around town bag) and I wanted something a little more substantial for travel with more gear/accessories. This bag does the trick--Highly recommend!

[Empty] I own a MeFoto Globetrotter tripod and the zippers on the the case provided by the manufacturer both failed. While the case is stylish, the case is a tight fit for the tripod which ultimately contributed to the failure of the zippers. B&H offers the manufacturer's case, but I decided instead to replace with a third party product. I selected and purchased this bag. It's slightly larger than the original bag, the zippers are a heavy duty quality and it's the same price. My tripod fits very well. I highly recommend this bag.

[Black] It wasn't easy to find exactly what I was looking for, so when I stumbled across this website I was thrilled. Not only did it ship fairly quickly they were the exact replacement parts I needed. Fit like a glove, and installation was hassel free. Thank you!

[Empty] Great bag, especially when visiting cities with pickpocketing problem (most of tourist places in the world). You can place the sling in front, under constant control, with very easy acess to camera. The bag can accomodate one camera with lens on, one additional lens and some small acessories.

[Universal] What a nice sling bag from Domke. Fits my Canon R6 with 28-70 f2 RF lens attached, and a 70-200mm f2.8 RF without the tripod mount. The zipper is covered with a flap probably for water proofing, so I've added a peak design anchor links to make the zipper easier to grip. Comes with extra wax just like the other rugged domke bags. I've attached some photos next to the DOMKE backpack and F-2.

[Empty] Compact, light, solid.

[Empty] I have been using Garmin vehicle GPS for decades. I find using a GPS navigator is superior to using a cell phone. Navigation always works regardless of cell service. Every couple of years the manufacturer updates them, and I generally upgrade every few years. This RV795 was purchased to replace a Drivesmart 51 that is probably 8 years old. I like the bigger screen, and the processor is much faster. Reroutes are quick and searches require fewer steps. You can just say something and the RV795 will search for it without navigating menus. It seems to recognize speech better too. The game changer is the overhead photos of your location making it easier to find a way in or out of a parking lot/campground.
The caveat here is that you need the RV795 to be connected to a cell phone for traffic, 4 square, and overhead photos which are downloaded. The Garmin Drive app works well and I use it on a daily basis. The GPS and nav still work, just not all of the extras. After updating the firmware, op software, and maps, it took a while to figure out how to make traffic etc. work. Once connected to the phone using the Drive app, it works well. Like most devices these days expect some work to get everything working. The results are worth it.

[Empty] Beautiful to look at, convenient and light. Does the job!