Nikon 24 To 120

[Matte] Used cover to protect Nikon Z8 with 24-120 attached in pouring rain while camera was hanging at my side. No issues whatsoever with moisture getting to camera.

[10 to 90%] Rigid stable with my Nikon D810 w/24-120 F4.0 VR lens. The flip locks make it easy to use.

[f/4] I received my Nikon refurbished 24-120 AF-S VR lens and am extremely happy with it. As with all Nikon refurbished gear, this lens appears to be new and so far is working perfectly. Interestingly, I purchased one of these lenses from, well, lets just say the biggest retailer in the country, and although described as a "refurbished lens," it came with no 90-day warrantee. After checking with Nikon, I found that in fact it was a "Gray Market Lens, which means it is not a USA Nikon lens. I trust B&H Photo for my purchases, and so can you!

This bag fits my Nikon D780 with the 24-120 zoom with the lens hood on. This bag provides great protection when I just want to carry then camera.

[55 mm] ...buy this for peace of mind. With my new cam and lens (yet to be reviewed NIKKOR Z 24-120 f/4 S), naturally I'm a little paranoid about dinging, scratching, weather infiltrating, etc - I'd rather this "cheaper" piece succumb than more expensive counterparts. Feel less guilty cleaning more often, less worried about carrying around exposed to light right, or when doing a quick swipe-clean with less than desirable wipes. Haven't really noticed impact of UV filter...

[Fiberglass] Works as intended on the nikon 14-24

[Universal] I originally purchased the smaller version of this bag, but returned it as it was just too small (body w/ 24-120 attached plus 2 other lenses). This bag has the space needed with room to spare. The pockets and zippered spaces are more than sufficient. Quality is good. Recommended.

[Zipper] I bought this bag for fieldwork I'm doing in eastern Europe and have not been disappointed. I use a Nikkon Z7ii, a Nikkor 24 S prime, a Nikkor 24-120 S, and a Nikkor 120-400 S. The body with a lens attached and the other stowed, together with cards charger and mounting foot for the super telephoto, all fit in the cube in a way that allows me to grab the camera from the side access (although it can take a little wiggling in and out). To be clear--the long lens does not at all fit in the cube, but there is space above the cube where I put it within a neoprene sleeve and it works wonderfully. This reduces pocket size on the top, but it's well worth it. The whole assembly still fits under an airplane seat (it sticks out a little, but I've not had flight attendants complain), so I can still bring a carry-on and count this as my 'personal item' which is exactly what I'd wanted. In the field, the pack is comfortable and the rigid frame is a real help. I've used the various pockets and I'm really pleased with them. I bring out the left (as you wear the pack) stowable pocket to hold my tripod, use my left shoulder strap pouch for phone or passport, the right strap pouch for a collapsible water bottle. (I don't really imagine using the right stowable pocket since I need access to the camera cube through it, but it's not hurting anything that it's there just in case.) The vertical pockets work well for documentation, field notebook and pen, and money pouch. The top pockets have enough space for an accessory pouch, cords and charger bricks for the MacBook and iPad Air that I put (together) in the vertical pocket in the cube flap. It's incredible what I fit in here and still manage to use as a personal item and carry around on-site. Highly recommend!

[Yes] Bought this from B&H because Shimoda USA was going to take longer to send; needed within seven days. Was initially unsure whether my new Nikkor Z 180-600 would fit—it does, unattached, snugly (which is good for travel). I managed a couple different configurations to make that happen, along with my Nikon Z8 and Nikkor 24-120 f/4. Not much else fits in the included modular core but in top pocket I had several smaller bags (travel docs/$), chargers, and toiletries, and elsewhere stowed a book (front pocket) and 12.9“ iPad Pro in the internal pocket. A little rearranging on return and I instead coupled the 24-120 and Z8, and managed sleepwear/change of underwear and a wicking shirt in main part while keeping others consistent. Without the 180-600, this will make a great weekender, standalone bag. Still finding the nooks and crannies everywhere. Alas, my Manfrotto BeFree Tripod was too big for sides…

[1.925 lb] Customer specified 120 vac. I mistakenly ordered 24 vdc. B&H was quick to send me an RMA for full credit on the 24 vdc fixtures. Couldn't ask for better service. The product seems to be good. Specified by a lighting designer. Must be good.....