Carry and protect your DSLR camera, attached standard zoom lens, and 1-2 extra lenses or flash units with the black Vivitar DKS-15 Sling Backpack for DSLR - Blackfrom Vivitar. The bag's design allows for quick rotation from your back to the front of your body, giving you fast and easy access to your gear. Padded, adjustable interior dividers in the main compartment enable customization.

The large top zip pocket accommodates a point-and-shoot camera and accessories, while a mesh pocket on the inside lid of the main compartment provides space for a few memory cards and batteries. Additionally, you can attach a compact tripod or monopod to the side of the pack. The DKS-15 Sling is carried via the adjustable shoulder strap or top grab handle. Dual quick-release buckles on a belt-style strap can be engaged for extra security when the main compartment is zipped closed.

Holds DSLR with Standard Zoom Lens    Fits 1-2 Extra Lenses or Flash Units    Quick Rotation from Back to Front    Padded Adjustable Interior Dividers    Large Top Zip Pocket, Main Compartment    Mesh Pocket Inside Main Compartment    Side Tripod/Monopod Attachment    Adjustable Shoulder Strap    Top Grab Handle    Dual Quick-Release Buckles

Holds and protects your DSLR camera, attached standard zoom lens, and 1-2 extra lenses or flash units.

Design allows for quick rotation from your back to the front of your body, giving you fast and easy access to your gear.

Padded, adjustable interior dividers in the main compartment enable customization.

Large top zip pocket accommodates a point-and-shoot camera and accessories.

Mesh pocket on the inside lid of the main compartment provides space for a few memory cards and batteries.

Attach a compact tripod or monopod to the side of the pack.

Carried via the adjustable shoulder strap or top grab handle.

Dual quick-release buckles on a belt-style strap can be engaged for extra security when the main compartment is zipped closed.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can it fit Nikon D750 with AF-S NIKKOR 24-120mm f/4G ED VR Lens, without removing it?

A: My Pentax fits with a lens plus 1.7x attached, which is 4 long. If yours is much longer than that, no. I looked at the dimensions of your lens and it says it's 9.4 That doesn't seem likely, but if that is the case, no, it won't fit. My camera is 2 front to back. The depth is about 7 in the backpack.

Q: 2. My tripod is 19.5 in length. Will it fit inside bag?

A: Not inside but on the outside with the tripod onboard carrier yes.

Q: 3. Will this bag fit a Canon T5 and two lenses? Also is it waterproof, dust proof and shockproof..? Thank you for answering my questions!

A: Yes, it will fit your camera and lenses. This bag is weather resistant and well padded to protect the equipment but is not classified as shockproof.

Q: 4. Any place to put a water bottle?

A: Hi No unfortunately not really in the sense of it being 100% safe. I have carried one in the top section but if it were to break or leak it could potentially carry through to the main camera section. But I can say that for the price this is a great backpack.

Q: 5. Will this pack accommodate a Nikon D3X with a 16-35 mm lens attached, plus a Nikon 80-200mm f2.8 lens, along with room for a standard 50 mm lens, plus an extender and other bits and bobs?

A: The Vivitar DKS-25 cannot accommodate this type of gear, as it does not have the depth for a pro body such as the D3X or sufficient space for lenses of this size. Check out the Ruggard Thunderhead 55 DSLR & Laptop Backpack: http://bhpho.to/1sr0ik9

Q: 6. will this pack fit my nikon D5300 with 18-140mm with battery grip?

A: I purchased this bag and I keep my Nikon D600 with a Tamron 70-200 f2.8 stored in it with the lens attached. Hope this helps. It has lots of room and I love the flexibility of the lower portion to accommodate large lenses.

Q: 7. Would this be good and safely protect my gear if I used it as a carry-on when traveling by airplane?

A: Excelente calidad y con cantidad de opciones. Se puede reconfigurar los espacios internos de acuerdo a cada necesidad.

Q: 8. Will this fit a Nikon D4S, two lenses both 2.8: 24 - 70 & 70 - 200. I am looking for it to hold extra battery, tripod, water bottle and a light jacket, snack or/& lunch?

A: I would recommend a different bag for your needs, such as the Vanguard Up-Rise II 48.

Q: 9. How does this bag convert from backpack to sling?

A: One of the backpack straps would be unclipped and tucked inside the trolley insert area. The remaining strap would then be unclipped and clipped to the one opposite.

Q: 10. i need to accommodate my Nikon d7000 with 70-200 tamron - 150-600 tamron and 15.6 laptop. is it possible ??

A: Not sure about the D7000, but I'm able to fit in my D80, Niokn 70-300mm, SB500 flash, 3 more lenses and the laptop. But be very careful about the flap opening in the front. Very easy to forget completely closing it (imagine the rush at airport security) and expensive gear will fall out. The velcro fasteners dont do a good job at keeping things in place.