BAGSMART Bag for DSLR Camera, Waterproof Crossbody Camera Case with Padded Shoulder Strap, Anti-Theft Shoulder Bag, Black

Bought this for a church trip on a bus which meant I needless something small, lightweight, durably yet will hold what I need. It help my Nikon with lens on and a second lens, my 300. It may have had room for a flash but didn't want to push it.I was very happy with this bag. It was perfect for me. When camera was not in use I just put the camera away and went about what was going on, but was able to pull the camera out quickly if needed. I loved the opening actually extended out. I even kept me money cards and ID in the zippered pocket. Easy access again. Was even able to keep small items as well.During the trip it rained. My bag held up rather well. The water drops beads and did not soak in. I was pleasantly impressed with this bag. Fit in my price range and did the job I need every well.

My Gear: Canon EOS R6 + 24-105 f4 L, other RF and adapted lenses, Sony RX10 IVBag has an Excellent design, seems to be well made (time will tell). The only sling bag I've ever liked, after trying plenty. It's SO much more comfortable than my previous favorite compact bags (Think Tank Mirrorless Mover series, particularly the 25i)... I can walk / hike for miles with several pounds of gear and barely notice it. It's also much more stable when doing activities that require balance. Dividers are useful and functional, if a bit cheap feeling. Relative to the way it feels while wearing it, there's A LOT of space... I can fit the R6 + 25-105 (vertically) + RF 50mm 1.8 + RF 85mm f2 comfortably. Most days, it's the R6 with a prime lens or two plus my wallet, snacks, batteries, etc. I also have a Sony RX10 IV that I recently took for a weekend where I had it + 3 batteries, wallet, sunscreen, and other extras. Again, it's truly amazing how light the gear feels with the bag design; also, you are able to easily slide the bag around to the front of your body and access the gear without fear of anything falling out, which I appreciate.There are some - minor - cons. I wish the padding on the bottom was thicker. The materials are decent... exterior fabric feels very durable, inside not quite as much. There's no outside zipper pocket, so you have to open the main compartment to access everything; interior zip pocket is kind of small.Really, for the price, I think it's a steal. I haven't used any of my other bags (some 10x of the price) in the 6 weeks I've owned this one. It's not perfect, but I haven't found one better - at any price.

I really liked this bag when I opened it, it looked nice and the size was perfect for what I wanted. It held my Fuji X-T5 with 16-80 lens, and extra 80-300 lens, along with filters in the zip pocket, perfectly. The adjustable padding was nice. My problem was with the fit, and this is just personal preference. After loading the bag and putting it on cross body, the base of the bag rested against my body, but the top tilted away, so it did not hug the body. I did not think it would be comfortable for a whole day trek, so I returned it and ordered a sling bag, which I think is more of what I am seeking. If you are looking for a bag that just sits against your body (as opposed to hugging it), then this may be a good economical choice.

I bought this bag for a recent two week trip to Europe to downsize from my original Amazon Basics Large DSLR Gadget Bag. It had plenty of room for my Canon EOS Rebel T5 with Canon EF -S 18 135mm Zoom Lens, and allow me to use one of the dividers to create space for a spare battery and charger, plus other small odds and ends, and let me clip in an AirTag.The bag wears comfortably over shoulder and I found it easy to slide it from my left rear, where I positioned it for walking, to left front to take my camera out, and unlike with my large bag, it felt comfortable to carry all day and provided easier access.It appears well made and held up well for my trip. It is also small enough to fit in the bottom of a laptop bag, which left more room in my suitcase for clothes, another consideration of mine. That said, it is light on padding, so if you are prone to dropping things it is probably not for you. It might be enough to protect against a waist high drop onto a softer surface (trail, asphalt), but I don’t plan on testing that. 😉

If I pack this bag carefully I can fit two lenses, a camera body, and my (admittedly larger sized) walletIt fits well as a belt style bag or I can wiggle it around my body (aprx size 12-14) it was a spur of the moment purchase but I love being able to grab a smaller bag instead of bring my larger one on all adventures.

Really good option for the price with an effective design to accommodate a wide range. I'm able to fit my Sony A7III mirrorless with a Tamron 28-200mm attached to the body, as well as my second Tamron 17-28mm in a padded case as well as a beefy camera strap, ND filters, lens brush, extra batteries, and memory cards. It's a tight fit but it works and I can extract the camera with minimal issue. The interior compartment comes with a couple thick padded dividers that velcro in to anywhere in the interior section due to the fabric used so you can adjust according to what you need for your setup.I must note though: It is not waterproof despite the claims on the listing. In a day in Boston with pouring rain I put a cloth inside the bag over my camera body and sure enough it was slightly wet right at where the seam of the zipper was at the end of the day. Certainly works well enough for most applications but don't expect to be actually leak proof or waterproof. Build quality in general is perfectly acceptable for the price. I would certainly recommend the bag.

Good and comfy. Decent size so it fits a good amount of things.

This was a nice bag, but I ended up returning it as it is bulky.