[Valerie Jardin] I wanted a great bag just large enough to safely and discreetly carry a single lens mounted onto my Hasselblad X1D II camera. My physically largest Hasselblad lens is the 80mm f/1.9 (shown in my photography). This Ona Bond bag can easily accommodate physically longer lenses than the Hasselblad 80mm f/1.9 while mounted on a similar Hasselblad. This is a very beautifully made leather camera bag.

[204] This camera bag is so deceptive because it adds such a gorgeous olive green vintage look and at the same time has a very useful interior that enables one to carry a small mirrorless camera with a decent lens. The strap is made of a very strong nylon and the top flap has a very useful latch that snaps into place when closed and easily opens when pressed. As a result the contents of the bag are very quickly accessible. The overall design of the bag makes it look very casual and it doesn't look like a camera bag. Also it hangs very comfortably on the shoulder. The straps are completely adjustable if you want to change the length the bag hangs off the shoulder. The material is waxed canvass. It's also a very well made and durable bag that will only get better with time. This is not a cheap bag and you certainly get what you pay for. It reeks of quality inside and out. That vintage olive green will set this little shoulder camera bag apart from all the rest. This one will get you compliments for sure

[Valerie Jardin] I was looking for a simple insert for a messenger bag/backpack for the fujifilm x100v with attached lens filter. This fit that perfectly with a little room on the side for the wall charger and batteries. The padding is a little lacking but I just used the bubble wrap that was packaged from B&H to pad it. I think some simple thinner foam padding could work too.

[1.245 lb] I really like this tech organizer! It stows everything I need for my commute to work, and nothing I don't. I especially like the side handles--they make it easy to grab out of my backpack.

[1.245 lb] I love this bag - it’s sturdy, well-made, and great looking - I highly recommend it.

[Valerie Jardin] Perfect for my mirrorless camera and accessories - when not shooting, its my goto man bag

[Valerie Jardin] I've been looking for a sturdy bag for my mirrorless camera. This fits the bill - not too big, not too small.

[204] What a great price and product

[1.245 lb] This organizer is great for keeping a lot of my smaller photography gear organized. It’s the perfect size and since it’s padded, but not stiff, it handles odd sized pieces very well. I like that it has pockets inside for fitting small items and also a pocket on the outside for getting quick access to whatever you keep there. Would highly recommend this product.

[204] Because of its size, the Ona Bond is the perfect bag for outings with the family or a session of street photography, but only if I use 1 lens. I have an Xt2 and am not able to fit the 23 f1.4 and the 56 f1.2 (with square metal hoods) no matter how I arrange it. I could fit 2, maybe 3 of the f2 Fujicrons though, but again that’s not my intended purpose. The front/side pockets are very thin and I can barely fit my wallet and keys in the front one when fully loaded. But after downsizing my kit to fit into the bag, I found it quite liberating to have minimal stuff and 1 lens. It’s small and light enough that I can wear it while sitting down at a restaurant and not notice it, something I cannot do with my ThinkTank Ret 5 equipped with 2 lenses. It’s aesthetic makes it my favorite bag to use, but there are a couple glaring nitpicks: the strap connectors are far too easy to engage and there is no top handle. I have black tape on the connectors for added security. Also the color (oxford blue) is much darker in person than in the product images, but it still looks good. Some people complain about the lack of strap cushioning, but like I said I this is my 1 lens bag so weight isn’t an issue.