ROGUE V1 3L Sling: Compact Camera Sling and Crossbody Bag with Fast Access, 3-Way Carry– Lightweight Everyday Bag Great for Travel, Photography, and Daily Use (Black)

I have to say, the people who are leaving negative feedback or saying that the bag is too small truly did not take the time and research what they were buying before their purchase! This bag is small, perfect for certain point and shoot cameras or a small Mirrorless camera with a pancake lens. If your buying this for a large camera with a zoom lens then you are wasting your time and if you're leaving negative feedback for your lack of research then you shouldn't be buying bags from an online retailer. This bag holds my Fujifilm X100T perfectly, I am able to place that camera in safely, plus have the hood on it at the same time. I am also able to bring an extra lens filter in its case, an extra battery, hand sanitizer, it also holds my keys and and pixel bud headphones case as well without issue. I can also store my pixel 6 pro as well although with everything else it's a little tight. I was also able to fit my Leica Q without hood, but with hood I can only place it hood down in order for it to fit... I tested this with my Nikon Z 6 and without a lens it fits and on the side I am able to bring my 40mm lens, but it will not fit with the lens on. I really love this bag, I am able to use it as a sling, but when I'm going for a long walk, I'm able to use it as a "fanny pack" as well which is so helpful to me to focus on shooting and not constantly adjusting the bag when I wear it as a sling. This bag is made so well, the zippers are so strong and move so easily. It's padded to perfection which makes me feel that if I were to drop the bag that my camera would be safe. It's also a very beautiful looking bag, I can't begin to tell you the amount of complaints I receive when I wear this bag. My only issue, which isn't major is that the water bottle or tripod holder doesn't hold too well. I used it for a water bottle and it fell off no matter how I tied it. I noticed that it holds a plastic bottle much better than a metal bottle, or a water bottle with a grip is much better to use with it. I also used it with a small tripod but that was very uncomfortable. Other than that, I really love this bag and am so happy to have bought it.

I bought this sling pack to hold a digital camera and lens, my Lumix G9 Mark two with a zoom lens ,on a trip to Italy. The bag is made extremely well and had plenty of room to hold the camera along with a few accessories like battery and a charger. It had zip pockets to hold other items like paperwork, passport, batteries, and so forth. I found it to be very comfortable, wearing across my shoulder, as well as adjusted to wear as a belt. It’s not rated as “antitheft“ but I had no problems traveling for two weeks in Italy. I definitely would recommend this over some of the smaller “antitheft“ sling packs that I wound up returning. It is a little heavy, but provides ample padding and protection.

The best sling bag for my camera. Its comfy and with the laptop casing its perfect.

Great bag, very comfortable. Bought to carry my FX30 around Europe and it did the job just fine. Carried the camera, a 50mm lens, some filters, extra battery, my iPad and all the cables I needed to charge and transfer photos and videos. I even used it to carry water. I replaced the plastic buckles with Cobra buckles. Took 1 star off for the cheapness of the buckles. They just weren't going to do the job I needed them to, especially with the value of equipment they were carrying.

Ok chat, i normally don’t wrote any reviews cause im lazy but hear me out, wandrd be cooking man. When I tell you I love this sling and the prvke backpack im being frfr. I am literally not getting any other backpack after these two. Like I mentioned I got this guy on the 6L version, and its the perfect size for my disney trips with my camera and other stuff. i also put my water bottle in the bottom expandable part and it keeps it in temperature. The prvke I got it in the Lite version since I felt like the other ones where to big and let me tell you it is the perfect size as well, I use this one as a carry on backpack on my trips and I still bring the sling to carry stuff in cities. The combination of both is phenomenal. I truly recommend them, awesome quality as well, and worth every dollar tbh. I literally dont have any throwbacks, only thing I would say is 9L is too big tho, get the 9L if you are a big person (not as a joke) Another thing, every time Mickey police stops me at the entrance of every single park because they dont like my camera, istg I get a compliment about the sling every single time

I can’t say enough how much I love this sling. Bought it for a trip to Disney. Plenty of space for the essentials (I’m a type 1 diabetic so I’m talking granola bar, candy, extra supplies, etc.), the additional strap helped keep it in place so it wasn’t rubbing on my neck, and the bottom straps were able to hold my medium water bottle in place. It was a great quality sling, and I can’t wait to take it on more trips.

I recently purchased a Wandrd Prvke backpack for my Canon 5D and various lenses and gear and was impressed by the quality and flexibilty of the product. When it came time to purchasing another bag for my Sony A7CR and lenses I wanted something a little smaller, more compact and easier to access on the go - the Rogue Sling 6L fits that bill perfectly. Its perfectly designed to easily access the camera on the go, and has more than enough room for an extra lens or two, or a lens and a flash, along with a small pouch for memory cards and batteries. The slot in the back to hold a laptop is genius and having the ability to throw a lightweight tripod on it too is a real bonus. Wandrd is fast becoming my favorite brand for camera/travel bags.

I have been on a quest to find a good, reliable "casual carry" bags for my equipment and by all descriptions I read online, thought this might be the one. I need to carry (and protect) a small Canon M6 with a couple of lenses in situations where mobility and and keeping a low profile are a consideration. The low profile part was a bit iffy, but it didn't scream "camera bag" either, so I could live with that. What was great was it's water resistant construction, the bag seemed well padded and had the desired number of pockets that were of good access to "shoot and scoot". The zippers all seemed to be of excellent quality, but I was more than a bit concerned with one metal zipper inside the cover/lid of the bag that could make contact and scratch the upturned LCD screen on the rear of my camera. That was not well thought out and strike one. Strike two: The shoulder strap was just plain stupid. It was uncomfortable and because of it's design flaws, prone to slipping off my shoulder, which is a bad thing. I've used equipment side bags and slings for over 50 years and it's pretty much an established design, so why some new designer decided to make this shoulder sling strap "improved" is beyond me. Let me explain... Normally there is the padded part of a shoulder strap, that slip-on piece that goes over your sling strap and sits on the top of your shoulder (with a fabric friction base to keep it from sliding off). Normally this is a separate piece so you can position it wherever you need it, depending on the length of the strap. Not this one... Some genius decided that it should be sewn onto the strap itself making it's position not adjustable (which means unless you have a very tight sling, the basic webbing sling is now your contact point - and it slips). Normally this placement issue could be resolved by just feeding out the other end of the strap at the contact point to the bag to make it sit where you want, right? Nope. For whatever reason, they made one side of the strap pretty short, so you don't have that option to lengthen it more than a little bit to compensate the shoulder pad position. Which means that you are stuck with it where it is. Besides the clumsy pad placement issue, the strap width itself was a bit on the thin side and just looked like it wasn't going to be that robust in a pinch. So, the obvious solution then would be to ditch the original sling strap and just hook on one of my old reliable ones, right? Nope. Instead of the usual "D" ring mounts, there is some new nylon attachment hardware that I've never seen before. Which means I would have to cut them off and mount my own hardware to use my old straps. Yes I could do that, but at the $147 price point (with tax) I shouldn't have to spend time and money to modify it. It should be ready to go right out of the box, so that was strike three - and it's out. I truly wish this well built bag didn't have these goofy built in design flaws, but the prospect of carrying it around with it being so unnecessarily uncomfortable (and potentially losing it from slippage) makes it useless.

A premium, versatile sling bag! The ballistic nylon feels incredibly durable, and the organization is perfect for camera gear + a small pad. It's comfortable to wear and brilliantly designed for quick access. Why 4 stars? While the quality and dual functionality (camera bag + laptop sling) are excellent, I find it slightly overpriced. It’s a great bag, but the value feels just shy of 5 stars. Recommended if budget isn’t your top concern!

Practica, estética y para un día donde no queremos llevar mucho equipo

Ich habe lange überlegt mir die Tasche zu kaufen und wurde zum Glück nicht enttäuscht. Die Tasche ist super praktisch, bequem zu tragen und wirklich wasserdicht. Selbst ein kräftiger Platzregen kann der Tasche nichts anhaben und meine Kamera hat es warm und trocken im Inneren. Die Verarbeitung ist hochwertig und ich finde Preis-Leistung sind in Ordnung.

Well made water resistant camera bag. Big enough for a camera and two lenses plus filters and memory cards.

6Lバージョンのデザインが気に入り、内寸を確認して、自分のカメラ入ると思ったらポチってました（α7RIV＋シグマ24-70mm F2.8 DG DN）。 さらに、手元に届いて触ってみて、思った以上に機能的でびっくりです。 どう使うのかわからない部分も多々あったので情報を探したら、銀一サイトのWANDRD ワンダード ローグ スリングの動画が一番わかりやすかったです。ググってみてください。