[Zipper] Just checking the pictures of the bag and some of the are not of the product.

[Zipper] Small and easy to carry with Canon R6 and 24-105 f4 kit Lense.

[0.9 lb] I bought this specifically to hold a minimalist kit (DSLR with attached zoom lens + spare battery and memory cards) for my recent trip to Korea.  For that purpose it worked very well.  I was able to place the adjustable partition horizontally on one side of the interior to support the lens and tuck the battery and memory cards underneath.  The camera was quick and easy to pull out and put back.  It provided good protection from the elements and it was nice to have not only a shoulder strap, but also a handle.  The side netted pockets are nice for holding a water bottle or small notebook.  Two very minor complaints would be the lack of a shoulder pad and the netted pocket in the lid doesn't really hold anything securely--when the lid is opened fully, whatever you put in there is likely to slide out.  These are minor complaints and overall I'm very happy with the bag.

[Universal] Great quality bag, and the size is just perfect for Fuji X100 series cameras.

[Yes] Every time I get new equipment I seem to need a new bag and it’s always an ordeal finding just the right bag to fit everything just right and is comfortable for an old man to carry. The Tenba is just right for my Sony 7R5 with 28-70 & 16-35 2.8 GM 2s and has room for another small lens if I need it. The build quality is great and the bag is unobtrusive looking. There’s plenty of room for accessories too. I replaced the regular strap (not bad) with a Domke and now it’s really comfortable to carry too!

[0.9 lb] Simple, well-made as always. Perfect for a mirrorless with a small lens. Couple of things would make it better:
move the strap attachment points (horizontally) toward the zipper side; hangs much nicer when loaded and the top opens away from you - only one bag company gets this right (I forget which)
add attachment points (like spaces in the sewing of the straps that wrap around, nothing major) and maybe a belt loop (again, so the top opens away from you)
Those two adds would really make this one stand out.

[Zipper] Despite another reviewer claiming its perfect fit for panasonic hc-x2, It is not a good fit at all. I based my purchase off that review. Much too tight in length. While you 'can' technically, 'force' an hc-x2 in there, please don't. You should fully expect to break off the evf, or even worse, the lens assembly when bumping this bag against something, at its forward or rear.


So... I'll look for something a bit longer. 2 inches more bag length would be perfect for this particular camera.


Otherwise, this seems to be a VERY well made bag and would serve a smaller bodied camera very well! I like the bag so much, that I will keep it and use it for a different application.


Includes a nice sturdy strap and plenty of padded, movable storage dividers. Don't hesitate if the size is right for you.

[Black] It's tough to spend this much money on a camera bag after having already spent it all on camera gear but I gotta say you get what you pay for with this one and it's definitely worth it over the cheaper options.

This bag is very high quality and I love how rigid and protective it is. I like the doctor bag style and everything about it just feels like a premium product.