I carry a Nikon camera with a 200-500mm zoom lens that is really heavy. But with this strap I don’t notice the weight, the camera is absolutely secure and easy to raise and shoot. Exceeded my expectations. I did buy a different backup tether, though.

I have a Nikon D3000 with an extra zoom lens. This bag is a little more than I needed for what I have, but I have a lot of room for expansion, if I need it later. I really didn't know it was so big, or i might have found another. Not the fault of the bag though. Great quality at a much lower price than the rest.

Like most everything - but the zoom lens is not very powerful compared to, say, a small Nikon.

L'espace permet le rangement de mon Nikon D7200+grip+sigma 17-70 zoom, malgré espace d'accès serré avec grip. J'y inclus mon zoom Nikon 70-300 et Nikon DX 35 f1.8 en ayant ajusté les séparateurs internes. Petit compartiment supérieur suffisant pour batteries, filtres, ou porte monnaies etc...Grosseur du sac non encombrante et fonctionnelle. Pour le prix, répond très bien à mes attentes casser la banque ! Pour la durabilité, l'avenir le dira, mais aucun regret pour mes besoins actuels...Recommandé !

I purchased this bag for my new Nikon S9300. It is a little bag that is big enough for that travel zoom camera and got enough padding plus a little pocket. I'd recommend it for this type of cameras.

I use this with my Nikon d5500 and it fits well with a 35 to 70mm zoom attached. If you go with much bigger, the config will have to change to fit it. It will hold an additional zoom and some misc items. It's a bit much to carry if you are going to stick with a single lense all day.

When I replaced my old camera with a Nikon D7500 and added an 18 - 400 zoom lens, my old Gorilla tripod gave up the ghost. It could not handle the combined weight of the camera and zoom lens. Researching many camera buff sites, the Retican tabletop tripod was always highly rated in the reviews. I received mine for Christmas and gave it a quick test drive today. Obviously, it will not replace my usual Manfrotto tripod, but its portability and small size is exactly what I wanted. It will be easy to tote when hiking and the 3-way, pan-tilt head provides a lot of flexibility to frame a subject. First impressions are excellent. My only concern, and only time will tell, is that many of the parts are made of plastic. Will this be an issue over the long haul? I will just have to wait and see, but in the interim, I am quite happy with it.

Ok for the price but useless for Nikon Coolpix P1000, unable to get steady when full zoom out is used