[Camouflage] this case it tough and when I say biker tough, that's not your average weekend warrior. The handles are pure leather and the accents scream BACK OFF AND LET ME FILM. keeps my investment safe and with a fully customizable bed, I can even use this for any of my cameras or other toys.

[Universal] Fits one Lightpanels Astra fixture very nicely. There's a pocket on one side for a light stand and another pocket on the front for misc small pieces of kit. Very well made and durable. Makes transporting the light super easy.

[Zipper] Excellent size for the HXR-MC50. Porta-Brace is the only case I will buy.

[Zipper] This is an excellent bag. It might not be the specified bag made by Porta Brace for a Canon C100 mk2, but it certainly fits the bill at nearly half the cost with all the quality you expect from PB. In fact, it's large enough to carry 2 fully assembled C100 Mk2 cameras with the lenses, hoods and handles attached, ready to run and gun at a moments notice. It also has all the molding you could possibly need to partition and personalize the interior for your camera and accessory needs. The gravy includes a pair of zippered pouches and an array of outside pockets and spaces to take unfair advantage over competitors. The only thing missing is a waist strap. That being said I have a spare that'll fit onto the lower chromed rings at the base of the pack. Considering the price on this backpack, you cannot go wrong with this pack. Highly recommended!

[Zipper] I use this bag with a Camcorder Canon Vixia HF S21. The Good/Great Padding on the bag is exceptional. Size is great (added DM-100 Microphone to the Camcorder) Allows me to leave the Mic on 24/7 without worry of damage to the mic in the bag. Strong sides and bottum prevent the bag from collapsing on itself. Color is great Strong thick canvous material. The bad/not too bad The width seems a little too wide. I'd like to use the bag as an everyday bag, that way I can get some great candid shots, but the width seems a little too large for everyday use. (sticks out from the body too far, I'd look a little goofy) The carrier inside the bag that holds the camcorder from moving, the flaps are a little too long for my small Camcorder. about 1 inch too long. Also when I adjusted the carrier the top seems to flare out so I needed to tie the top up to ensure the carrier was solid to my camcorder. Otherwise it's great. Overall I gave this bag a 5 out of 5 as this bag is most used for larger camcorders, but is exceptional for the smaller ones as well with plenty of room for the extra's (battery, chargers, cables, lenses, mics, etc.) The minor annoyances above (width, protective case expected),(Carrier awesome once you tie the top up. The extra inch becomes about a 1/2 inch and it's really pretected from movement)

[Zipper] If you're gonna spend thousands on a camera you might as well shell out a little extra for a good bag. Porta Brace is a little more expensive than the rest, but for a good reason; they are the best. It even comes with a little white balance card... how thoughtful.

[Camouflage] Great build quality, great protection. Perfect for when you only need to carry one Astra. 

I fit an Astra 6x and soft box in the main compartment, a Matthews MERF Mini Extendable Reverse Stand in the side pocket, and the Astra AC Cable, a 25ft stinger, & a 5lb sandbag in the front pocket. You could easily thrown a v-mount or gold mount batt in the other side pocket.

Has a built in handgrip and comes with a padded attachable shoulder strap as well. $30 cheaper than the LitePanels version of their single light carry case. Definitely recommend.

[Camouflage] I love Porta Brace bags. My Litepanel Astra 1x1 fits perfectly in the bag. I fit some gels and a softbag inside the bag as well. I love that my light stand is attached to the bag as well. I bet the bag will last longer than the light.

[Zipper] We use these at work, and I bought this one for myself because they're super adorable, roomy, and they have a side pocket for a light stand. It's a very solid product that you'll use for years.

[Zipper] I am using it for my Sony NX30 and it is a perfect fit (when audio interface and mic are disconnected). What I love most is that the bag is about 4-5 inches shorter lenghtwise than the traditional bag of this style, and it allows me to fit the camcorder, batteries, audio interface and mic, and extra bag with a boundry mic and cable, video cables, white balance cards and the manual into a small space. The problem is that I cannot keep my NX30 assembled with the mic interface while travelling, as there is too much pressure when the bag is zipped up on the mic and mic cable. however the NX30 is so tall when assembled, that it probably would not fit assembled in the traditional PB bag of the same style (and I would probably need a tall bag for this). So I really love this bag. For cables I picked up some Porta Brace Piggin Strings and hang my power and mic cables from the outside of the bag.