Hard Sided Camera Backpack

[Fixed Dividers] This is a nice choice for the Sony RX100M6. It’s a little tight in the fit and hard to get in/out, but protects the camera well in a backpack. Use the 6” clip strap to something and it won’t fall out when digging around in the backpack. Note that it doesn’t have a belt loop.

[Black / Blue] The case is well constructed and the insert fits the Mavik 3 nicely. I highly recommend this case for those looking for a hard sided storage and transport solution

[Black] This is exactly what I was looking for to add to my carry on hard sided bag, as I never check my equipment. After a back injury, my back pack wasn't working anymore so I make my own bag in a hard sided wheeled carry on.

[Black] With so many options for hard sided cases it was hard to choose. The dividers in this unit are good quality and easily adaptable. I fit in three fixed length DSLR lenses (80mm, 50mm, 20mm) and a long and wide 600mm plus spare DSLR with ample space for all my extra's. Batteries, cables, card cases, etc. The case is well built, solid, tight fitting components, secure latches, and i feel my gear is well protected. Top cover storage is not as ample in size as it appears, pretty flat so only good for cleaning cloths, a few cables, lens brush, leather-man tool,and tablet.

[0.6 lb / 0.3 kg] I am single sided deaf and can't stand earbud style headphones. I had such a hard time finding a headphone that would route all the sound to one side and go over the ear. This is perfect for my needs. It works beautifully and now I can listen to my iPod again

[0.165 lb] I usually carry my gear in a hard sided leather case. Was looking for something light to protect my lens(s) from being scuffed and protecting them from dust and dirt. This soft case was perfect for my needs.

[1 Mil] WOW this tape is double sided!

[4.77 lb] I just returned from an African safari and used used this pouch, and its double-sided twin, for spare camera batteries. My Fujifilm NP-w126 batteries fit perfectly and I am very happy with the product.

[Latch] This PortaBrace Soft-Sided Camera Case does hold a Sony FX6 with 24-105 kit lens, handle and side grip attached. You'll need to remove the LCD that comes with the FX6 (takes 5 seconds). Inside the main compartment, there's additional space for lenses--not anything in the typical 70-200 range. I have batteries and other items in the side pockets. While the bag is described as soft-sided, it's not really soft--it's more than hard enough to protect the camera.

[Handle] It is a Pelican case, and it stand up to its reputation. I use a soft sided camera bag inside this case, no foam. Canon 70d Sigma 18-250, mova mic. the setup works very well.