National Geographic Shoulder Bag Small, Camera Bag for DSLR and Mirrorless with Lens, and Accessories, Batteries, Cables, Adjustable Strap, Ultra-Lightweight, NG E1 2360, Black [Amazon Exclusive]

Easily held my DSLR and 2 lenses. It fit nicely into my backpack I was using as a personal bag on the airplane. The luggage strap is a nice feature when traveling if you aren't stowing it in another bag. It isn't too bulky to carry around.

After much searching for a simple camera bag that wasn't too big or too small, and one I could carry strapped around my neck, this one was perfect.Well made and sturdy re -enforced y choice. The external zippered pocket was a nice plus.

With this bag, I use my Canon M 50 with a small rig cage attached. Typically I will either use the EF 50 mm lens sitting on a Witt truck speed booster or the 15 to 45 kit lens. Really any smaller lens will work fine. That 50 mil and speed booster really is the max size I would use. It’s also deep enough to have a couple batteries in a protective pouch and some lens cloths underneath the camera. I love the way the bag sit and looks

Bought the "Shoulder S" bag for the Nikon Z30 and it turns out to be perfectly sized. The camera with a DX 24mm f/1.7 lens, hood and cap attached goes in the middle partition. The 16-50mm kit lens goes to one of the end partition. Then a 2-battery charger, with 2 spare batteries go to the remaining partition, separated by the taller divider included. I have also put a spare SD card in the mesh pocket.Build quality is excellent for the price. Overall padding thickness is ideal; not flimsy nor too bulky. However, there's only one zip puller on the bag, so it takes a bit of effort every time when you open and close the bag. It would have been perfect if there were two zip pullers. The bag has only one single compartment. The strap is sewn to the bag slightly angled, so if you wear it across the shoulder the bag will remain upright. The width of the strap is on the narrow side, making it a bit uncomfortable for prolonged use. The bag doesn't look to be waterproofed; the fabric might be able to prevent water from penetrating to the inside if splashed, however, the zipper is definitely not waterproofed so that's the weakest link.Although I like the National Geographic, having the logo so prominently displayed is really not the best idea when traveling. Everyone can tell there's a camera inside just by looking at the logo. Not to mention that it's just a bit tacky on this otherwise great looking bag.

Awesome back for the price and plenty of space for carry. I wish it had some side pockets though.

La mochila es de excelente calidad! Aunque claramente espacio limitado… solo entra la computadora así que olvídense de sumar un iPad. El espacio para elementos de fotografía es excelente 🙌🏼

Feels well made. It doesn't crush down when putting stuff on top. And the top pouch allows me to fit a Cube style smaller bag for when I am not trying to carry everything. It seems lightweight and looks decent as well. For the price this is absolutely a great bag and isn't overly bulky or big. Fit all of my gear with room for extras.

I was looking for a small bag that fits my Canon R50 with the standard 18-55 lens. This bag is perfect. Build quality seems decent. You even get double zippers for the main compartment, which is very rare a bag this size. There is padding all around but the bag is not bulky with the camera inside. I'm just looking for a little bit of protection when I throw the camera in a duffel or backpack. The pouch size is perfect for me. I don't need unnecessary compartments for lenses or other accessories. A bag at this size and price is very rare.