This little bag was perfect for my Elf Canon digital camera. Small but with just enough space it would also hold the camera's extra batteries, battery wall charger, and any extra memory cards I had! The strap was helpful as well when I took it with me to Europe.It is sturdy and made to last.

This is a really well-made and inexpensive bag. I use it to hold my lenses, strobes, and spare batteries, when shooting on the move. I fit 6 lenses and 2 flashes in it with ease, including a 70-200.PRO:-Sling bags allow you to get to the contents without taking the bag off, makes for quick lens swaps.-Well-padded, like any good camera bag should be.-stealthy! Outside is very black and has no logos.-colorful! Inside is an extremely bright orange.-tripod can be clipped to the outside, feels stable when attached the intended way.-support strap keeps bag in place on your back, leaving you free to move.CON:-not waterproof. no waterproof shell included, either.-when wet from sweating, the orange and black dyes both seemed to run and stained my shirt. Not a big deal, but less than ideal.-Additional foam-fleece-velcro dividers are NOT available for this bag. I contacted Amazon directly to try to find some. You could scavenge some from another bag, but they might not fit and certainly wouldn't match.-When packed with lenses, bag is heavy and puts quite a bit of weight on one shoulder. It can't be worn on the opposite side, either.Would recommend, and would buy again.

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 So it comes with lots of nice assecories, like a carry bag with a strap. But the bag has a very small opening and tight to get it in.. And also a phone mount and a remote wifi shutter switch which are both a nice touch.But in the end you need a good tripod that works. This is fine for static locked off shots for a smart phone, but not for any video pans or tilts using a real camera as the head is just not strong or sturdy enough.My camera is 4 lbs and it says it can take up to 6.5.. but is very unsteady with a real camera and mine on it was super wobbly.I also tried it using just my phone and it worked very well as its so light weight. This is really just for phones.. and not for video pans or tilts while shooting video on a dslr camera.

So much stuff!!! All these accessories work great with my sports camera! Especially the chest strap and helmet mount. The buckles and clips keep and secure my camera in place and keep it safe while riding. For the price and the number of accessories it comes with and a carrying bag you can’t possibly go wrong!

Fits T3i with lens mounted and battery grip. I've got to put some effort into getting my 5Dii in there with lens mounted and battery grip. This Is my go-to bag. I prefer this over my camera backpack because I feel more free and can easily access what I need. The clip on the shoulder strap is strong and hasn't failed. Minimal branding is definitely a plus. This bag is a WIN.

I've tried several of this type of sling bag. This is the first one I've tried where the idea actually works. It is very easy to slide the bag round to your front, and access your camera quickly.It seems well thought out, and well made. Time will tell how durable it is, but I'm impressed so far.I'm comparing this with other, more expensive, bags, and it's a clear winner

This was much better for hiking and travel, more out of the way than a typical "shoulder bag" style camera bag, or having a heavy camera (I have a Canon T1i) around your neck, loose and vulnerable to whacking. This sling style was fairly comfortable and quite secure, adequately padded. A heads up for women, however: the "sling" design isn't ideal for our physiology. You sort of have to decide if you want the front of the strap "between"--not the best "look"--or "above" at the bust. It was, however, easy to swing around, lift the camera from its compartment, and shoot--as opposed to a full backpack style camera tote, where you have to wriggle out of the backpack to get at your equipment. Roomy enough to stash extra lens and odds and ends like wallet, etc.

My granddaughter is planning on becoming a professional photographer. When she started using the tripod, she was able to keep the camera more steady, resulting in better pictures. It's lightweight and sturdy, and the bag makes it easy to take anywhere.