Dolica SB-015BK Sling Backpack for DSLR, (Black/Gray)

I have not taken this anywhere yet, but I did manage to get it all to fit.I also have a Dolica LA600 tripod as well that will probably be carried separate as the MACRO focus rack I have is large and won't fit in this case.This pack is nice, it is not quite as big as I would have liked. That is my only negative. I have been able to fit the following into the MAIN CAMERA section:Panasonic Lumix FZ200 with OP/Tech case, Sling Strap with two battery holders inside an APE Case Cubeze Interior Case for Cameras. Also inside are a couple filters (Polarizing and Adjustable ND) with their case. Along with the battery charger for the batteries.In the side for holding Lenses, I have:Panasonic DMW-FL360 Flash UnitAputure 2.4 Ghz Trigmaster Radio Remote Flash Trigger & Shutter Cable ReleaseThe cable for the above shutter release which I had to purchase separately to get the FZ200 to work.An Olympus FE-4000 12MP Digital Camera inside a nice LowePro case.I also have a Neewer 8"x6"/20x15cm Translucent Softbox for my flash in the tiny place behind the camera (closest to my body. That was a TIGHT fit!Here are some links to the straps/caseTHIS OP/TECH strap:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JDVRF9Q?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00THIS OP/TECH CASE: http://www.amazon.com/OP-TECH-USA-Digital-D-Midsize/dp/B000GLHDH6/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?s=photo&ie=UTF8&qid=1454503290&sr=8-1-fkmr0&keywords=OP%2FTech+Case+FZ200Two Filters and camera in case inside of THIS:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009GA6D2Y?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00In the side that is for Telephoto Lens, I have the: INSIDE both the Op/TECH case for it

got it 2 days agovery well made. would pay 16 bucks just for the main compartment alone. the additional compartments are for free. well worth the 17 bucks total.was able to fit my nikon d5500 with a 18-300 mm lens without any problems.seems a bit oddly designed, well its very functional though. very good build quality for now...has 5 zippered compartments, more than some costing 50 bucks or morewish it had a waterproof bottom, but so far its looking more like a backpack/ lunchpack than a camera case,,, hopefully will deter any theft.

I was looking for a sling bag to protect my 70d body and 70-200is. After reading the reviews and description that said it would accommodate up to a 200 mm zoom on the body I decided I would give it a shot. "No Joy", they obviously were not talking about my dslr and 70-200is. This is my fault for reading descriptions and not looking at the specs. I had 2" + hanging out of the top of the bag and could see it would be pointless to try the zipper.The construction seems quite nice but it felt awkward when I tried it on with just the lens in it to add some wait. I could not find an adjustment that felt natural and gave me quick access to the compartments. The price was so low that I don't feel like I'm out much, just disappointed. I give it a 4 because of quality of the material and build. The bag is nice and many people certainly will disagree with the my view of how it fits.

been looking for a good quality and durable bag, and I just found it... I carry three lens with this bag with my 7d mark II and fits really well--quite snug, but good fit still. I have tried others, but didn't last long--stitching coming out, getting rips easily, etc. This bag is well made and so far as been up to the challenge of carrying all my gear.Would love to see if the bag will come out with other color schemes.

I got both the Case Logic SLRC-205 Sling bag and The Dolica SB-015BK bag. I eventually end up returning the Case Logic bag and bought the Dolica because the tripod holder is one of the worse design ever for Case Logic. It is obvious that Case Logic didn't do their design right and it is almost impossible to secure the tripod on the bag using the tripod holder.The Dolica sling bag has a similar design and comfort as the Case Logic but with an improved tripod holder. This case can hold my travel tripod still and very secure. Although it may add some weight with tripod on, but the sling bag and secure belt loop is very well designed that you can feel your equipment is save and secure behind your back. If you have a lightweight tripod (3lbs or under) + maybe a 5-8lbs equipments + bag, it is actually not bad if you can keep the sling bag roughly around 10lbs or under.Overall I rate this bag a 4.5 stars and I will keep everyone updated if I ever encounter any issues in the future.

I've had this for a year now and it's got more miles than some folks have seen in their lives! I've had no broken zippers, breaks, or tears anywhere. Surprisingly, it's less dirty looking than other camera bags I've had. When the time comes, I'd buy another one. I'd say the best things about the bag are it's inconspicuous look and easy-access padded compartments (including tripod holder).

This camera bag is really very good for the price $17, but it is more suitable for left handed persons. Else I could have given 5 starts.

Just received it a few days ago, but it seems perfect for my needs. It has a well thought out design and lots of room for camera and accessories. The quality appears to be good, I'll update if that changes.

It's a little larger than I pictured but it appears to be well made. As another poster stated it is quite ill fitting though and there should be a video available from the manufacturer on how to put it on.The shoulder strap needn't be so wide. I had to google pictures of people wearing it to figure it out. I probably wouldn't have purchased it in a store where I could have tried it on first but I dropped 40 bucks on it so I'll make do.

Good starter bag, but consider spending a bit more! For more space( bigger/fater lens) and better strap system for tripods over 5'.Overall not bad for hiking with minimum equipment.