Buy Square Perfect Rolling Camera Case Backpack for Digital Photo

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $279.95
Sale Price: $56.27
Today's Bonus: 80% Off

I've been looking for a rolling camera case, mostly on ebay. The tenba or other well known case products were 300 bucks and more for a similar product!

I was kinda skeptical of what I was going to get with a case this cheap but I decided to give it a try anyway. It came in the mail last night. It seems to be made well enough and the zippers are all heavy duty, the only place it might be a little lacking from a more expensive case is in the thickness of the padding on the sides and top and possibly a locking pull handle. The unit is built like a small softsided suitcase and comes with a bunch of velcro dividers, horizontal and vertical so you can set it up to your taste. This unit also has backpack straps so if you want to sling it on your back instead of rolling it behind you then that works too (although I would not want to stand in a crowd unless I locked the zippers together, too easy for someone just to unzip and grab my camera body or something). The unit has one pretty big pocket on the outside front (that has more smaller pockets and a key clip) and a small one on one side and what can only be a cell phone case, the other side has a tripod holder and there are straps that come around to secure the top (not just the zipper holds the top down) even more. The handle pops up and slides down when you don't want to use it (there is no release button it just slides). I wanted this for a plane trip in November, it'll just be easier to deal with a rolling case for carry on and I DO NOT want to check my beloved camera into the luggage compartment where it could be damaged or stolen (especially in a metal haliburton case that looks like what it is). The only slight issue I've noticed so far is that one of the wheels seems stiff, I'm going to load it up and roll it around to see if it loosens up or I can fix it myself. This bag has double wheels on both sides but they're the typical small rolling luggage wheels, i.e. don't bother trying to roll this in sand, it probably won't handle it well. So far I'm satisfied with what I got for the money, I'm sure that full retail these were probably sold for well over a hundred dollars if not more. The looks of this case does not "say" camera case to me, so in addition to the cheap price it has the advantage of not looking like what it is where an expensive Tenba or other well known camera case brand SCREAMS that it's sitting there with expensive camera gear inside. I'm satisfied with it, if I end up investing in a more expensive bag later it will still have many other uses.

update: I used this on my November trip, worked perfectly. Has the usual issues a bag with only wheels on the back has but it rolls well and no problems. I can see the differences in this and a 200 dollar bag, the long velcro dividers down the middle are too soft and the velcro not very strong, i.e. you have to put the bodies on the bottom of the bag or the weight will pull the long dividers away from the top of the bag. The sides of the expensive bags are also a LOT harder than what you get here. Overall, for what I paid this bag was worth it and it fit in the overhead and under the seat on the plane (at one point the Southwest stewardess threatened to force me to check it and I told her precisely what I thought about that idea) fortunately it fit under the seat as well as anyone else's bag and she backed off. For fourty bucks there's nothing wrong with this bag but if you're really concerned about protecting your gear it can't hold a candle to the much more expensive products.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

Don't waste your money on this product. It is cheaply made and very flimsy. I bought this specifically to haul and protect my equipment on a photo trip to the Pacific Northwest. The insides are too soft and the bag doesn't hold it's shape. Before I boarded my first flight, the pull handle had pulled apart so I had to carry the bag, instead of pulling it, for the rest of my trip. The velcro didn't hold my equipment in place and one of the front pockets tore, I guess from shoving/pulling it in/out of the overhead compartment, even though I had nothing in the pocket. I would have ditched it then and there except I had no other means of carrying my equipment. Again, don't waste your money on this inferior product.

Best Deals for Square Perfect Rolling Camera Case Backpack for Digital Photo

I wouldn't reccomend purchasing this case. The handle broke after less than 5 hours of use. I wasn't pulling anything unusually heavy but the extension part of the handle pulled all the way out and it won't catch when I put the piece back in. Unfortunately there is nothing that can be done to fix it so now it's just an uncomfortable backpack.

Honest reviews on Square Perfect Rolling Camera Case Backpack for Digital Photo

Rest assured you can "carry on" your camera gear and it will be protected with this bag on all the major airlines. The general airline carry-on size limit is 45" (H+W+D) and this measures in at 20"H (bottom of wheels to handle) x 16"W (w/o side pocket stuffed) x 8-12"D (with or w/o top pocket stuffed), so 44" easy. So many of the $300 price range roller backpack camera bags even fail to meet the 45" standard, and I just don't want to take the risk of noto being able to carry on my equipment on the plane with me. It's the size of a normal backpack, and comfy too to wear.

I bought this bag a couple of years ago on ebay for about $50 and it's been my best/most used camera bag. I can keep my small laptop (or netbook) in the top pocket, which also fits a regular "folder" as well just barely for model releases, travel notes, etc. If you have a larger laptop, you could probably fit it on top of your gear within a protective sleeve. I love the small top and side access pockets for accessories, cellphone, cards, batteries, business cards, pens, etc. The side straps also help compress the bag to keep things snug and tight.

Upside: You didn't spend $300 for a carry-on rolling camera backpack!

Downside: The padding is a little bit weaker/softer but it's definitely protective. I feel comfortable about it. The "lid" zipper ends just short of the end of the bag, so it doesn't naturally flip down 180 degrees w/o a little weight in it and flipping it back but as you can see in the picture it does.

For the price and the value received, this is definitely 5 stars!!!

Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Square Perfect Rolling Camera Case Backpack for Digital Photo

There isn't any support for the camera and the lenses. The dividers are stronger in the camera bags bought at Wal Mart!! When pulling, the bag flops around.

Shadow Small Camcorder/Camera Bag in Black Review

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $26.99
Sale Price: $16.12
Today's Bonus: 40% Off

This bag is really great and golla pays a lot of attention to detail on their bags. This bag is relatively small..if I could give some estimates, you'd only be able to hold a Sony NEX-7 with a lens attached and maybe a pancake lens and extra battery as well. Great build quality with quiet Velcro and a side Velcro strap for extra security. Good buy for small cameras.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

This case is stylish and practical. Not too big or small for the fz100. Seems like it has sturdy sides for protection.

Happy with purchase.

Best Polaroid Studio Series SLR / DSLR Zoom Holster Case (Black) For Deals

Customer Ratings:

You know how you have to really read descriptions carefully and then hope that they are not misleading or incomplete? That is absolutely not a problem here. The description was spot on.

I was worried that a camera case this inexpensive would be a disappointment. I was wrong.

It is well designed, well made, feels rugged, and has just the right amount of padding.

My camera wasn't listed, but after checking out the dimensions, it seemed like it might fit my camera. I have a Fuji Finepix HS20 and it fits like a glove even with the supplied lens shade attached.

I have had lots of cameras and camera cases in the last 50 years and most have been more expensive, but none have been better.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

At this time, the same Polaroid Studio Series SLR/DSLR Holster case shows up in at least seven different offerings on amazon.com with none costing more than $15. This is unusually low for any type of holster case. The case is listed as being suitable for many different medium/small DSLRs and compact micro-four-thirds cameras. From the case measurements given in various case descriptions, it is difficult to determine how well various cameras will fit. I was hoping that this case would be small enough for my compact Panasonic DMC-GF3 with short zoom lens. From other reviews, it appeared that this case would be suitable for larger cameras, such as the Fuji HS20EXR, which I also own, so I ordered the case.

The Polaroid case has a plastic exterior with the look and feel of leather and the interior is a cloth fabric over about 1/4 inch of protective foam padding throughout. This makes the case rigid enough to hold its shape, but flexible enough to conform to most cameras and keep them safely restrained. A shoulder strap is provided and there is a carrying handle on the case cover. There are also two loops on the back surface to carry the case on your hip by attaching it to your belt. The case is a little large for carrying on you belt, but this is a very convenient way to be hands-free when the camera is not in use, but easy to retrieve when ready to take pictures. The droop cover of the case makes it easier to quickly insert and remove the camera. The assembly quality is excellent and amazingly good for such an inexpensive case. The listed interior dimensions of 6.7"x3.6"x6.7" are close to reality, but the sloping sides of the case and the drooping top cover reduce this somewhat. The maximum useful depth of the case is more like 6 inches, so cameras with long zoom lenses will not fit.

My Fuji HS20EXR that is about 5" wide by 5" deep (with integral zoom lens) by 3.5" high and fits in the case perfectly. The holster design of the case does not really leave much space for accessories, but there is plenty of room left inside at the top of the case for the camera neck strap (if used). There are also two small mesh pockets, with one on the front and another inside the cover (with closures) that are suitable for memory, batteries, etc.. My Panasonic GF3 mico-4/3 camera with a relatively short kit zoom lens is only about 4"x3.3"x4.2", so there is some room all around the camera in the case. The foam padding will still protect the camera from damage and the extra room makes it every easy to insert the camera when not in use and to remove the camera quickly for photos. The holster design provides quick camera access without zipping the cover closed every time (when actively taking pictures) and can preclude the need for using a neck strap on the camera and still have the camera readily available for use.

The Polaroid case is surprisingly inexpensive and appears to be a very suitable for a wide range of medium to small DSLR-style cameras with small zoom lenses. However, although the double stitching on the two belt loops looks excellent, the thin plastic case covering may tear during use (no extra thickness back-up material in stitched area). This seems to be a potential problem on similar plastic and leather cases with belt loops, except heavy canvas-type materials with heavy stitching at the attachments.

I would highly recommend this camera case, but if you get it and don't find it ideal for your camera, you could still use it to carry a cold can of Coke and a peanut-and-jelly sandwich on your photo shoot! (The foam padding is the thermal insulator too).

Best Deals for Polaroid Studio Series SLR / DSLR Zoom Holster Case (Black) For

With correct utility belt I am able to wear this like a waist holster to store and quickly remove my Panasonic SLR-like camera and even long lenses.

Reviews of Flex Armor Neo-Cushion Camera Cover Case for Sony Alpha NEX Series

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $29.99
Sale Price: $12.99
Today's Bonus: 57% Off

This fits my Sony NEX-5 with the lens and flash attached perfectly! Like the other review said, it's more a sleeve than bag, so I just use it to protect against scratches and dings while transporting in my luggage or bags, etc.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

I purchased this product specifically for a Sony NEX-5 as it was represented to fit this particular camera. The price was good. While the product was constructed of materials as advertised, it was too big for the NEX-5 which fit very loosely. The case also utilizes a snap closure that is difficult to fasten given the looseness of fit over the camera inside. The camera tends to float around inside this very cushioned but loose case.

Notwithstanding these concerns, the vendor has gone to extraordinary lengths to satisfy me. While it is not cost-effective to return the product, given the vendor's strong desire to satisfy its customer, I would definitely consider purchasing other products from them in the future. Meanwhile, I suggest they revise their description of this product to note that it is very flexible and allows for a "universal" fit to generally accommodate various brands and models of cameras.

Best Deals for Flex Armor Neo-Cushion Camera Cover Case for Sony Alpha NEX Series

A sony nex-5 fits nicely. Consider this a "sleeve" rather than a bag and you'll likely be pleased. It is thick enough to provide some protection, but also thin enough to place in a jean pocket when not in use.

Honest reviews on Flex Armor Neo-Cushion Camera Cover Case for Sony Alpha NEX Series

At first I was worried that the case was too big for my Sony Nex-5. It slid around a bit with the 18-55mm lens attached. I was pleasantly surprised that it stretched to snuggly fit my camera with a lens adapter and 55-200mm lens attached. It seems to be high quality and I love the little zipper pocket for extra memory cards. Great value with the bonus card reader.

Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Flex Armor Neo-Cushion Camera Cover Case for Sony Alpha NEX Series

Executive Summary: If you need a travel case to protect your NEX 6 and attached lens while packed in a carry-on, this might be the perfect solution for you. This is not a daily use case that will protect your camera from a fall.

I was looking for a travel case for my Sony NEX-6 & Sony Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* E 24mm F1.8 ZA Lens combo that would protect the camera and lens while packed inside my Tumi Luggage T-Tech Network T-Pass Expandable Laptop Brief (a great bag!). The case (with camera) fits inside the main compartment (without being expanded) perfectly. I don't need a daily-use carry case, just one the will protect it while in the bag from the other contents in the bag while traveling.

To reiterate what several other reviewers have said: This is not a case that in which you can quickly store and removed the camera. It takes a little work and coordination to get it in there, and back out again. The upside of this is that it adds very little bulk with a lot of protection. This is a 5-star product for this use case.

**If you want this as a daily-use carry case for easy access, then it's definitely a 2-star product. It'll hold the camera, but will frustrate you and not provide adequate drop protection.**

Reading the other reviews and the product specs I could not get a good feeling for if it was a good fit for my setup. One 1-star review flat out stated that it didn't fit the NEX 6. I took a chance an ordered it anyway (I don't give much weight to 1-star reviews, or short 5-star reviews for that matter). For this combo it is perfect. The NEX 6 body is larger than the NEX 3/5. A NEX 3/5 would be loose in this case (and other reviewers have said so). The NEX 6 fits perfectly in the body section of the case. The case snugs the camera very nicely (not stretched and no extra room). My Sony Zeiss 24mm lens fits very well in the lens section of the case with the hood attached in the reverse position (see my customer image). The 16-50 zoom lens that came with the camera would, of course, fit inside, and there would be a lot of excess room in the case (enough to pack a pancake lens too, there's an idea...).

For reference (and helping other decide if it'll fit) the Zeiss lens extends just under 3.25 inches from the front of the camera body, and there is about 0.5 inches of room left in front of the lens when inserted into the case. The hood on the lens has a diameter of 3.0 inches and fits in the case with just a little room to spare (for maybe a 3 3/4" max diameter fit).

This case might be too small for any lens that extends more than 3.5 inches from the face of the camera. (I'm measuring from not from the face of the silver mount ring, but the black face of the camera body.) Several of the Sony zoom 200/210 lenses are probably right on the edge of fitting. Unfortunately one cannot trust the dimensional specifications on the Sony website because there are completely wrong for the Zeiss lens (the actual lens being 1/2" longer and 1/2" wider than specified). If you already have the lens then use my guidelines (max extension: about 3.75", max diameter: 3.75") to decide if it will fit.

Previous reviewers have mentioned that the snaps are exposed on the inside bottom of the case where the bottom of the camera body rests. This is true. Over time I'm sure that this will leave cosmetic blemishes on the camera body. I will attempt to avoid this by placing two soft-side hook-and-loop dots (like these Velcro Dots, but purchased locally) over the snaps. I suspect the use of snaps was a design trade-off against using a simple hook-and-loop fastener strip. (I would have preferred a hook-and-loop over snaps, but that might compromise the fit for larger camera that require a little stretching).

I have no comments on the included card reader other than it fits well in the small zipper pocket on the back of the case. I'll probably never use it. That small zipper pocket will hold an extra battery nicely (without the card reader). That's probably a far better use for the pocket.

(posted 3/24/2012)

(updated 3/25/2013 to clarify and add detail and add product links)

Reviews of NEEWER Red FAUX Leather Camera Case Bag for Panasonic Lumix GF3

Customer Ratings:

I have a black GF3. This red case looks good on my GF3. It is now easy to carry. Also, it is easy to use. perfect case forever

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

Fits the GF3 with 14mm perfectly, does not fit with the 20mm, very convincing Faux. I bought it for my daughter to use: she tells me that I do not look very masculine using it myself.

Best Deals for NEEWER Red FAUX Leather Camera Case Bag for Panasonic Lumix GF3

Just love this vintage style. This case is fully compatible with my GF3. The red case even goes with many of my clothes.

Honest reviews on NEEWER Red FAUX Leather Camera Case Bag for Panasonic Lumix GF3

Thought this case would fit the Panasonic GF2, since the bodies are similar in size and shape. The GF2 is slightly too large and the mount screw does not match up. Very nice case, though.

Cheap EZOPower BCG10 BCG10E Rechargeable Battery + Silver Zebra EVA Case

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $33.99
Sale Price: $15.99
Today's Bonus: 53% Off

I bought this for my Lumix DMC-ZS25. I asked in customer questions and feedback if anyone knew if this case would fit my camera. I received several answers saying yes it would. (Now I'm not aven seeing my question listed.)

While this case does fit the Lumix DMC-ZS25 it is a very snug fit. There is a pocket for a spare battery, but with a spare battery in the pocket it is a very tight fit to get the zipper to zip. You have to make sure the camera is in there just right, I'm afraid I'm going to break/tear the zipper while attempting to zip the case.

I do not recommend this case for the DMC-ZS25 but if you have a smaller camera then yes I would recommend it for that camera. I just wish it was a tad bit bigger.

Now the battery I received works just fine. So far no problems with it. It seems to last as long as the battery that came with my camera. I haven't tried the screen protector as I already have one on the camera, so not able to review it at this time.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

Review of Camera Leather Case by Canon for Elph 110, Elph 300, SD1400, SD1300

Customer Ratings:

This soft little case is a clever design and well made with top notch stitching and supple leather. I have other cases for the camera, but this is the perfect match and is the one I keep it in. Between the snug fit and the magnetic clasp the camera feels secure in the case. I love this case. I almost wish I had more cameras so I could buy more cases.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

Review of Tenba Black Label Photo Satchel Small

Customer Ratings:

One of the more attractive and durable camera bags I've ever owned in the 40 years I've lugging them around. I bought the Tenba Black Label Small Satchel because it just meets the maximum size restriction for camera bags by museums in our area the allow photography, like the St. Louis Art Museum and the Nelson-Atkins in Kansas City, MO. I've been able to cram into this small bag a Nikon D700 with a 24-85mm f/2.8-f/4.0 mounted, Nikon 180mm f2.8, Micro-Nikkor 105mm f2.8 and 50mm f1.4 plus cable release, two spare batteries, Columbus GPS, flashlight, lens cleaning kit, pencils, filters and more. It will not hold a camera with a longer lens, like the 180mm, attached or a full sized pro camera, like the D3. After two years and many trips, the bag looks like new.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

I have been using this bag for two weeks now.It is, no doubt, built to last a lifetime. Top notch materials and hardware,which is one of the problems.The two large snap closures for the flap are so heavy duty that they are very difficult to close, but most especially to open. My wife can't do it at all.There is no zipper on top which was a selling point to me as I did not want to risk scratching my camera when getting it out.So you are dependent on those two huge snap locks and they are wearing me out.Also the shoulder strap is made of seat belt material.good.However, the shoulder pad is so overdone that the pad will not conform to my shoulder and sits flat on my shoulder,not bending.This is a small bag and you cannot get enough weight in it to justify this kind of pad.Also when you set the bag down somewhere, the shoulder strap is very unwieldy.I am going to replace the strap with a better one but I can't do anything about the closures.This is at the top of the line for cost for a bag of this size.I woudn't buy it again.

Reviews of Tamrac 3456 Rally 56 Photo Hip Pack - Brown/Tan

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $76.95
Sale Price: $65.95
Today's Bonus: 14% Off

Well constructed, easy to grab day pack for spontaneous photo opportunities. Not too heavy for ease of use. Keeps my husband from carrying too much gear.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

Billingham Hadley Small, Camera or Document Shoulder Bag, Canvas Reviews

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $264.00
Sale Price: $231.00
Today's Bonus: 13% Off

I love this bag!

It's small on the outside, but safely and conveniently holds my entire walk-around kit. Just a little fidgeting with the movable interior dividers and I've got it set up to hold a Leica M9 with lens attached, three additional lenses, a small Metz flash, a Manfrotto pocket tripod, spare cards and batteries, plus my iPad.

The quality of the materials and construction are absolutely top notch. You can tell when you get your hands on this thing that it's built to last a long time.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

No velcro, no zippers, plenty of room, flexible storage, bellows front pockets. Nice size, easy to work out of, hugs your hip.

Best Deals for Billingham Hadley Small, Camera or Document Shoulder Bag, Canvas

This was a present for my husband and he really likes it and is trying to persuade me to get one too. I think it's very durable, well made, but you do have to like the look of it. He can fit his camera, a spare lens and his iPad in, no problem.

Review of VanGoddy (Cardinal) Mini Laurel Small Camera Bag for Olympus Camera

Customer Ratings:

My Olympus SZ 12 fits pefectly in one side and in the other I have the USB cable and adapter, extra sd cards and still have room for an extra battery. I can hook on my purse or use the shoulder strap. It is very convenient.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

I'm 'downsizing' in digital cameras, and bought an Olympus SZ-14 24X Zoom recently. (NOTE: same camera as the SZ-12, but with a metal body instead of plastic, so this review applies to either model.) I needed a case, of course, but one not too large, which would defeat the purpose of owning a smaller-sized camera. I tried the "Case Logic DCB-302 Compact Camera Case (Magenta)" from Amazon first; my camera BARELY fit in it it's kind of a struggle to get it in each time, though I end up with a very small case+camera package once the zipper is closed. However, since I travel internationally a lot, and hike in the Rockies, I was concerned this tight-fitting case wouldn't protect my camera from the inevitable bumps n' bangs which occur. I started searching for a SLIGHTLY roomier case, and discovered this little goody. My camera fits nicely in the front compartment in both orientations (horizontally, or vertically with thicker side 'down'), though vertically allows for slightly easier zipper closing. The back compartment is roomy enough for memory cards, 1-2 spare charged-up batteries, lens cleaning cloth, and more definitely more functional and useful than the very small, thin pocket on the front of the Case Logic case. The VanGoddy can be carried 4 different ways: strap adjusted for hanging from shoulder or from arm, handle on top to carry in hand, and a small loop on the back which is too small to put on a belt, but large enough for a carabiner, which in turn I hook into a belt loop on my jeans (the case+camera is lightweight enough to hang this way without pulling down my pants!). I liked the color choices I try to have all my electronics' cases/covers in red or similar color so they're easy to spot in a day bag, and helps prevent them from being accidentally left on a table or chair or bus seat. Great case for my purpose!

Reviews of Lowepro Napoli 20 Camera Case (Red)

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $34.99
Sale Price: $6.22
Today's Bonus: 82% Off

Magnet just strong enough to hold camera, but to too strong to be a hindrance when trying to remove it quickly for that special shot. Gorgeous red leather. I only wish there were a better way to thread the wrist strap through the top hole. Still very happy!

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

I have owned this camera case for years now and still love it. Real leather with a strong magnet but still easy to get the camera in and out.Best produt and purchase ever.

Manfrotto MB SSB-5BC BELLA V Shoulder Bag (Color: Champagne) Reviews

Customer Ratings:
List Price: $50.00
Sale Price: $39.00
Today's Bonus: 22% Off

I loved the bag..thought was a little smaller in the inside from the picture. I have a nikon d40 and i was able to fit my lense 55-200mm and 1 extra lense 18-55mm only.

Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>

This is a good, sturdy camera bag. I just wish the clasp were easier to open and close. It definitely requires 2 hands.

Best Deals for Manfrotto MB SSB-5BC BELLA V Shoulder Bag (Color: Champagne)

Let me start from the positive. This bag looks gorgeous, both outside and the inside. The size is perfect for my Fuji X system camera and lenses. However, I decided to return this bag because while it's a good looking bag, it fails to function as a good camera bag. The reasons are as follows:

1. The biggest problem I have ever had is with the metal buckle. Although it looks and feels great, you have to buckle up and unbuckle every time you get and put your camera, which is a pain really. If you don't do that, you are gonna have to put up with the noise of the two parts of the buckles hitting each other.

2. The metal buckle can also potentially scratch your camera. The first time I put my X-Pro 1 in, the buckle fell on the protection screen and broke it! Had the camera not had that screen, I guess the LCD screen itself could have been damaged

3. The lack of side pockets. That makes it really difficult to put stuff in like extra batteries and lenspen.

The bottom line is, you don't want a bag that's supposed to protect your cameras to damage them.

Honest reviews on Manfrotto MB SSB-5BC BELLA V Shoulder Bag (Color: Champagne)

I love this bag. It is the perfect size to carry 2.5-3 lenses and batteries. It works for chasing around children or shooting the kids games. My wife digs how it looks. I dig how it works!

Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Manfrotto MB SSB-5BC BELLA V Shoulder Bag (Color: Champagne)

PRO: perfect size, price, material. look and feel

CON: no side pockets, and flimsy top handle.

I have had two big bags each of them can accomodate 5 lenses, memory cards, bottle of water and few more things in an extra compartment. But since I started travelling more and more on business I felt for a need of a bag that can fit my camera with an attached(18-105mm) lens as well as 35 mm prime. battery charger and few more small things. And this bag is perfect, one of my biggest goal was to be able to fit the whole bag in my cabin luggage while travelling by flight and it fits perfectly in my JanSport driver 8 Wheeled back pack along with two pairs of cloths, ipad and laptop!!

The bag's look and feel is great, it has enough cushioning on top and sides. It has a main compartment for storing the camera and extra lens or flash or two small lenses. It also has a front pocket which can fit a charges, memory cards and may be a camera manual.

Though the bag has been missing side pockets, this "con" makes it look good. Also the top handle does not have a nice feeling, it's just strap!