Camera Bag Insert For Mirrorless

[Zipper] Great bag for my mirrorless camera

[Yes] Have been using the Shimoda Explorer 30 V2 with the medium mirrorless insert with my Fuji X-T5 kit. I have l-brackets mounted to all my bodies and the Shimoda bag was not deep enough to accommodate the the X-T5 with lens on its side. The Nya-Evo 36 with the medium insert handles this well. The bag seems smaller while hiking even though it's 6 liters larger. Quality is as good or better than Shimoda. Have a couple of excursions coming up beginning in March which will really test it out.

[Camouflage] This is great bag for SLR or Mirrorless camera

[3.3 lb] A great bag for a mirrorless camera plus room for accessories. It works for me.

[1] Perfect bag for my mirrorless camera (X-T5) with two extra lenses.

[Zipper] Great small bag for my mirrorless. Doesn’t look like a camera bag. Perfect !!

[Handheld Only] insert in a vintage leather bag

[1.5 lb] The Tenba Cooper 6 Messenger Bag is well suited for a smaller mirrorless camera with lens attached and one or two additional lenses. I have my Fujifilm X-T30 camera with a TTArtisans 50mm f1.2 lens mounted fitting perfectly in the Cooper 6 bag. There's still room for another lens in the side pockets, plus a spare battery and memory cards. This bag exudes quality in its choice of materials and finish. All told it's a fantastic bag and hits all the checkmarks for a daily carry bag! As usual, the service from B&H photo was exemplary. My bag was ordered and received two days later even in this harried holiday season. Thanks!

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

[Handle] I've long had back trouble. I need a camera backpack that transfers much of the weight to my hips. This means the bag must have an internal frame. Internal frames are frequently found on hiking backpacks from the likes of Deuter, Osprey and others; such frames are almost never found on dedicated camera bags. I'm using my BYOB 10 DSLR insert with a 28 liter bag from Deuter. The insert comfortably holds a D750 (with L-bracket), four primes, and the usual accessories such as lens cloths, white-balance card, remote release, etc.. The combo works exceptionally well and does a great job of transferring most of the weight to my hips. Lastly, there is enough extra space in the bag to hold snacks, water, wind breaker, etc.. Tenba strikes the right balance between providing enough protection for the camera gear without being excessively bulky or weighty itself. Another good product from Tenba.