Waterproof Shockproof Partition Padded Camera Bags SLR DSLR Insert Protection Case With Top Handle and Adjustable shoulder strap For DSLR Shot lens Or Flash Light (Blue)

Bought this for a hiking expedition where I wanted to take my Bronica medium format gear + a spare lens, my micro 4/3s gear and extras (speedlight, film, filters etc.). Bag fits all the required stuff comfortably and is the perfect size for what I need. Seems very well made and like it should stand many such trips. Do not underestimate the amount of space this will take up - it is, however, as compact as it could be being padded enough for safely. Was also pleasantly surprised to find this seems to be semi rigid. Although the shoulder strap could be used for taking this bag around separately I can't see this being comfortable but this is due to the shape - which, again, is perfect for what I needed. Recommended.

Very pleased with this case, it's just right for storing my lenses and I shall order one or two more in other colours so I can organise my lenses and photography gear. I don't think it's sturdy enough for outdoor or travel use but it's pretty compact and padded enough to protect lenses. Easy to carry with the handle, it does also come with a shoulder strap but I won't use that. It has a zipper compartment in the lid for smaller items such as batteries and memory cards.

This product is very well made and has the space to store and transport all my Fuji mirrorless system lenses. It is compact and tucks away in the corner of my study when required.Great value for money and if I need to take it on an an airline it will fit in a heavy duty transport case.

I liked the first one so much I've bought another one for my flash light gear. To answer some of the negative points in other reviews:"Expensive for what you get" A similar size purpose made photographer's rucksack costs about £150 to £160. I can slip this inside a small rucksack or a small holdall that I already own or use it on it's own. I think that's great value."Awkward zips" Mine work fine."I wouldn't trust my gear to be protected inside this" Well, it's not a flight case. But it's padded enough if you won't be flinging it about."I had to construct it myself" Yes, you have to position the dividers where you want them. How would they know the size of your camera bodies and lenses?I don't usually write reviews but I did think some of the comments needed answering.I've no connection with the company, I'm just a satisfied customer.

This was much better than I expected. Considering it's only an insert it's quite padded and I feel like it's big enough to fit enough bits yet small enough to tuck away. You get enough dividers to make eight slots I think. I have it on a shelf holding eight lenses (including the big Canon L 24-70mm) and it is perfect for my needs, will buy another.

I liked the interchangeable compartments. Decent value for money and easy to carry.

This seems like a decent product. There is a reasonable amount of padding, plenty of inserts (I an only using 2 or 3) and a decent sized pocket in the lid for batteries, cards, etc. It can fit my Nikon D610 with 24-120mm F4 lens attached, 70-200mm F4, Samyang 14mm f/2.8, plus a few filters and other accessories. And it just about squeezes into my 65L rucksack for hiking, while leaving enough room in their for all my other waterproofs, food etc. All in all I'm very pleased with this.

I keep lenses, cameras, hard drives all sorts in here and find it very good