[Handle] I had searched and searched for a carrying/storage bag for my Canon RP with the 35mm f/1.8 lens attached. The dimensions of this bag might as well have been designed specifically for just that purpose. Though the description states the bag is primarily intended to be an insert in another bag, the padding and exterior finish are every bit as hardy as any number of bags I’ve owned over the years. The construction leaves nothing to complain about, even the zippers work as smooth as glass. My quest has ended. Thanks!

[Zipper] I like to carry two camera bodies, one with a wider lens and one with a tighter lens. I have done that for years on my Nikon's and now on my Fuji's. While I mainly use two Fuji x-T4's I also have two x-e3's I use for really light weight adventures. This bag is great to carry two x-e3's or x-Ed's with the small fixed lenses they offer attached. I find it handles the 16mm, 2.8, the 23, f2, the 35, f2 and the 50mm, f2 on the bodies really well. Two bodies with two lenses attached, not all 4 lenses at one time. It is extremely light, well built, the top flips out of the way so you can have an easy grab to either camera, holds batteries and lens caps on the ends and is very small and discrete. Only complaint is the strap is quite large compared to the bag and has swivels which allows the strap to twist sometimes as you through it over your shoulder. Could not be happier and will look at other BYOB offerings for my x-T4's.

[Handle] Good fit for Fuji GFX50SII + 50mm + 35-70mm. I wish the bottom was stiffer with a bit more padding, as the whole insert is a bit squishy.
Fits nicely in a small Timbuk2 messenger bag.

[Black] I purchased one a few months ago to pair with a zippered Filson Rugged Twill tote bag. As a photojournalist, it’s a great combination for a shooting bag when I need to be discreet—the BYOB 10 insert fits perfectly into the Filson tote, but this would be great for any appropriately sized tote/shoulder bag you wanted to convert into a camera bag. The three adjustable compartments easily two mirrorless bodies with pro zooms attached (a 24-70 and 70-200 or 100-400), with space for a speedlite/strobe. The smaller pockets (in the lid, on side, etc) I use for batteries, drives, etc. Really nice product (even if the woven pattern is a bit ugly, IMO.)

[Handle] I purchased this to store a leica range finder w/ a couple lenses, some filters, and a spare battery - all inside a larger backpack (goruck gr1). It fits everything perfectly, and takes up a reasonable amount of space in the backpack.

[Zipper] I have had the original version of this for a while and use it in a backpack and standalone. This updated version with carrying strap is even better when using it as a standalone bag out of the backpack.

I have found this to be better than any of the camera backpacks because I get to use one my fav travel backpacks that still functions primarily as a backpack versus all camera gear focused. I'm usually carrying one R8 sized body with a 25-105 attached and one or two other lenses, plus spare batteries. Great for travel.

[Handle] Very roomy, love the large belt to hold the bag cross body or on shoulder

[Handle] The Urth Dolomite Cross-Body Camera Sling Bag (Green, 5.1L) is ideal for carrying my essentials without the bulk. It comfortably fits my camera, a lens or two, and accessories, with smartly designed compartments that make everything easy to access. The cross-body strap is comfortable, and the water-resistant, eco-friendly material is a big plus. Stylish, functional, and perfect for any photographer on the go!

[Handle] I found that the BYOB fits a Rolleiflex 3.5E comfortably, along with a meter and filters. A 2.8C, 2.8E, or 2.8F may be snug because the lenses protrude further out from the body and the 3.5 models. With a 3.5F, you will want to have the meter dome face inwards to protect it.

[Zipper] I can fit my ipad mini a7c with a 28-80mm lens and the a7c2 with the 40mm f2.5g lens for travel
Sd cards, extra batteries for me it works very well