Men's Lightweight Vintage Waterproof Canvas DSLR SLR Shockproof Camera Shoulder Messenger Bag Sling Bag

I’m really impressed by this bag. When I saw the package I thought “damn, that’s way too big. Gonna return this.” Then I opened it and was shocked at how nice this is. The insert to hold the camera gear is super sturdy, and gives the bag structure. It’s little big for my everyday setup, but I’m not even mad. This bag is so nice I don’t want to return it. For my upcoming trip, I filled the bag with a Sony a6000 camera body with a shell and straps, a 16-50mm zoom, a 55-210mm zoom, a 20mm pancake lens, a Sony DSC-QX100 smartphone-attachable camera with case, and a Fuji Instax 8 with a case shell and straps. Everything fits pretty comfortably with some creative packing. Plenty of room for camera accessories; nice little zipper pouch in the bag insert for filters, front pouches work great for batteries or field notes, side pouches for battery charger and cables when abroad, some cleaning supplies, and I can easily fit my iPad mini inside. Real deal. For what I consider to be the size of a “half messenger bag”, it’s big enough to haul some real gear, but small enough it’s not cumbersome. Money well spent.

This is a great insert if you'd like to make your own camera bag. I looked at many, but the main reason this one won is because I can fit my entire camera configuration in it without having to disassemble anything if I don't want to. I use a Nikon D800 with battery grip and usually with my Sigma 35mm ART lens. The Sigma is quite a bit bigger and heavier than it's Nikkor counterpart, so finding a bag insert that would accommodate my camera with it still attached was a little challenging. I currently already have a monstrous bag to lug all my gear around in, but I really wanted something a little smaller to just carry the necessities. I shoot a lot of documentary work with my own kids, so I prefer to be able to pull my camera out ready to go, rather than have to reassemble everything before I can start shooting. Kids move fast! This bag insert comes with two removable compartment dividers that attach to the inside with velcro. I ended up only needing one. What makes this one even a little more clever is that even the top is removable and configurable to your liking. Or you can leave it off completely. The yellow color is also really fun and a pretty contrast against the navy blue bag I put it in. The padding seems pretty sufficient, and I feel like my gear is well protected. I definitely recommend it.

Love this camera bag! Very stylish. Holds a lot of equipment. Much sturdier than most camera bags. The fabric is a thick canvas. Love that the protective padding is an insert. The adjustable strap is long enough to use as a cross body bag or shorten to use on your shoulder. Overall great bag!

The build quality of this item is truly exceptional, with only one minor drawback. Great color, storage is exactly what I was needing, the value is there, and it is quite functional and large in size. I'm deducting one star due to concerns about the zipper's durability. It feels like a potential weak point, particularly since it lacks sufficient side support. I worry that it might break easily.

My wife got this and loves it. She can fit her Canon DSLR with the standard lens on it, an extra telephoto lens, battery charger, manual, memory cards, ect, and plus there's still room for one more lens. She loves the look and feel of it, as well as it seems to be pretty durable material. The inside lining is adjustable and removable which I guess is nice to give you more options. There's more room than you would think from the pictures which was a surprise to me. Overall it's a good sturdy case that seems like it will protect the camera and accessories very well.

I've had this bag for 4 months and it goes absolutely everywhere with me. I cannot recommend this bag enough. I love the look, it's quite durable, (I've done some hiking with this bag and even took it on a canoe with me and got it wet) and its functional. There's pockets for everything you would need for your camera. I keep lens caps, lens hoods, flash diffusers, microfiber cloths, I even folded up my back drops to fit on the inside of the bag. I keep pens, pencils, and a small cleaning brush on the inside zipper pocket. It's 40 dollars for this bag and it's made with real leather and high quality canvas. The stitching has held up phonominally. Get this bag, even if you aren't a photographer, you can take out the yellow insert and put your laptop, school books, and whatever else you need on the inside. It's a no brainier, you won't regret buying this bag.

It’s a nice, padded insert that can turn a backpack or messenger bag into a camera bag. I cannot find a camera bag I really — they’re either too big or small with too few or too many features. They can look super technical or flashy and tend to cost a lot of money. I already have too many bags I like, so rather than spend the money on a single or limited purpose camera bag, I pop this into a backpack or messenger and I’m good to go. The bright yellow “lights up” the interior, making it easy to see my gear. It looks good and works well, and the price is great. I recommend it.

It's stylish in a low key Everyman way. Sometimes you don't want to look like your carrying 6K worth of camera gear-but you can. Let's see, it fits a lot. I can put a S5iix, 24-105, 70-300, and a Lumix 1.8 prime plus filter case in the main compartment. A lens must be mounted to the camera. It's tall enough for these larger lenses unlike most camera bags. Then, I can add extra batteries, cards, a tool, wires, etc. I'm the outer pockets. Oh yeah, there is room between the inner protector and the bag for aspyder color checker, papers, gels, etc. of course this is fully loaded. I added a snap on handle across the top. It's only for us that you have to carry it by the long shoulder strap. So I add a leather strap across the top for a useful top handle. If course, it's more low key if you pack a camera and only two lenses or a few primes. Oh, you can slide a water bottle in between the inner pouch and the bag on the short end, too. I really love it. It doesn't even look like a camera bag trying not to look like a camera bag. It looks like your old trusty messenger bag from college.

Excelente tamaño para guardar diferentes lentes y la separacion movible es muy practica.

good deal. use it with freitag bag . super cool

I was looking for a new camera bag for my upgraded Canon Macro lens. This one caught my eyes for its simple designs. I also like the colour and material. The product looks exactly the same as in the photo, well made. The inner pocket is very flexible for different sizes of lens. Since I mainly use my lens for fungi foraging, I can use one of the 3 pockets to store knife, magnifying glass and antiseptic liquid. It is worth mentioning that the bag can also be used as laptop bag if you remove the inner pocket. Very good buy!

Good little bag. Stylish and functional. Be sure you check the measurements of the bag, so you're sure it's the right size for what you need. I loved this bag, but re-ordered a slightly larger version to better accomodate a laptop and its accessories. If the sizing fits your needs, you'll love it. As for durability, etc... it's too new to tell. Seems like real leather straps and the stitching is decent enough. I'm not looking for a hardcore bag - just something to carry around my laptop while at work - and look good while doing so.

Most of the options on this page are complete camera bags; to be clear, I'm reviewing the standalone padded insert ("SLR Dslr Camera Insert Shockproof Padded Liner") that you put into your own bag. It's a clever idea and for me it was well worth the money. Most dedicated camera bags struggle to fit an A4 pad, so are not so useful for journalism or other jobs where photography isn't the only priority. Adding this insert to a cheap unpadded messenger bag lets me carry a DSLR and spare lens, flash etc in reasonable security, plus an A4 pad or a notebook computer. And it's versatile, since you can move it to another bag, a suitcase or a backpack. The "lid" is held in place by velcro, so you can remove it for easier access to your gear – that's a neat touch.