Ape CaseCubeze (ACQB 35GY) Flexible Padded Storage Bag; Removable & Adjustable Padded Inserts; Drawstring Closure; Hi-Vis Yellow Interior; Exterior Pockets for Accessories; Grey

I absolutely love this bag!I bought it to hold my DSLR and an extra lens in my messenger bag while on a 10-day trip to Germany. I had originally bought a brand new, $120, dedicated camera backpack for the trip, but after a few months of using it, I realized (like most dedicated camera backpacks and bags) it was too bulky and too heavy. When I came across the ApeCase for $12, I figured that it was worth a shot. I'm happy to say that it worked absolutely perfectly.The case is made with a hefty ripstop nylon with the ApeCase logo imprinted in it. While it is about 10.5 inches tall, only the bottom 6 inches are padded. The rest allows the bag to close via drawstring. (photos 1 & 6)The drawstrings allow it to close securely and tightly. This was a huge help to me in the airports when going through security. They asked me to put all electronics together in a separate bin, so I put my charging cords, headphones, and adapter in with my camera, closed the top, pulled it out of my bag and put it in the bin. When done, I was able to simply slide it back into my bag within seconds.I really like that if you do not want to mess with the drawstring top, it pulls down around the rest of the bag on the outside to leave an open top. This would be great for someone who just needs a place to put their camera between shots, or to switch cameras. I used this feature whenever I would change lenses.The case is supplied with two adjustable padded dividers. The case has two Velcro strips along the inside, which allows the dividers to be placed wherever you need them. (photo 4)The only CON I have with the bag (so far) is that it does not come in a color other than construction yellow. I feel that since this is a case for expensive cameras and the like, it should be in a color that does NOT attract attention. It does make it easy to find small pieces in dim light though.Overall, I would certainly give this ApeCase a 9/10.Photo 5 shows my case with a Nikon D3300 with strap and 18-55mm lens attached, a 55-200mm lens, and a Rugged memory card case.Photo 6 shows the closed full case.All measurements in the photos are in inches. I am not an employee, nor was I compensated by ApeCase in anyway for this review.

Fits like a glove. I can fit my D7000 with 17-55mm 2.8 lens attached (hood in reverse) and on the other sideI can fit my sigma 8-16 horizontaly and my old nikkor Q 2.8 135mm on top of it. It looks pretty boxy that way with both lenses horizontally. If i just have one vertically it doesnt look too boxy. plus there is still space in the center for my cokin filters. lens pens. etc.. i was always looking at inserts but could not justify spending 40 on an "insert". the padding on this one is great. not too thick that will take up too much space.Bottom line. Much better then the timbuk snoop insert and at a THIRD of the cost.

I ordered the Cubeze QB37 (Medium) based on all of the positive reviews here and on another site. I ended up returning it.First, the dimensions listed on the package, on Ape Case's website, and here on Amazon are all in conflict with one another. For future reference, the dimensions listed on the package are as follows. Inner Dimensions: 9.25" L x 7.0" H x 4.0" W. Outer Dimensions: 9.75" L x 7.5" H x 4.5" W. Ape Case's website lists the following. Inner Dimensions: 9.25" L x 6.5" H x 4.25" W (that's a 1/2" shorter and 1/4" wider). Outer Dimensions: 9.75" L x 6.75" H x 4.5" W (that's 3/4" shorter). Amazon simply lists "4.5 x 8 x 7". None of this is a huge deal, but you should be aware.Second, while the padding of the bag is probably sufficient, it feels a little thinner and cheaper than I was expecting. Furthermore, the drawcord on top can't be cinched fully closed, which means dust and whatnot from the bottom of your bag will have no problem getting in. So while the Ape Case is fully worth the purchase price, I decided I'd rather spend a bit more to protect my DSLR and lenses. $20 more to protect $1,000 worth of camera equipment is a no-brainer in my book.

So far, so good! Works perfectly with a purse I already had...I ordered the 10.25x7x4, it fits my Nikon with kit lens, a smaller prime lens, and extra space for a possible third lens, or flash, or small point and shoot or GoPro, or small folding tripod to use with my phone or GoPro. This insert saved me $300 compared to the Ona and Kelly Moore bags I was desiring! This works great, look bright and cheery, feels pretty protected from water and weather! I like and recommend.

This being the "Large" size case I was hoping it would accommodate a full size DSLR and lens but it does not. I have a Nikon D810 and various lenses I use for landscape and general photography and the only way I could get my camera to fit in this bag was with my smallest (18-35) lens or without a lens. With the 18-35, the camera barely fits (lens down) and if I lay the camera on its side then I can't get my other lenses in the bag. This may be sized right for a smaller mirrorless camera but not a full size DSLR.As far as the construction of the bag goes, it's about as good as it gets for the price you pay. Quality is not near as good as a Tenba BYOB but then you pay more for those as well. I wanted this bag to take a minimal kit and carry it in my backpack however, There is no way to really grab onto the bag other than by the drawstring which I'm not to fond of as constant pulling on that cord to lift a weighted bag out of a pack would probably put a good deal of stress on the seams. There is also no padding on the top of the bag, the top is just thin nylon so if you want to use this in a pack then you have to be careful what sits on top of it. Padding is also pretty thin compared to the Tenba bags I mentioned before so not sure how much protection it would provide.For the price it's not a bad bag but just not for my intended use. I thought I'd give it a try since Ape Case generally gets favorable reviews. I have a lot of camera bags that serve a specialized purpose but this one is going back. I think I'll spend a bit more to protect my gear.

Fantastic cases to carry camera kit in a day pack rucksack.

Acaba de llegar (compre el modelo pequeño, es decir, el ACQB33), y sinceramente muy recomendada:El costo fue bajo.El material es aislante y protege bien la cámara.Es de un tamaño perfecto para una mochila mediana.Consideren que es para una cámara chica (una sin espejo o una APSC pequeña), con un lente añadido y otro lente pequeño en la bolsa.En mi caso cabe una Canon T7, con un lente macro de 60 mm y otro lente 18-135 mm; y aun hay espacio para baterías. Claro todo bien ordenado.Recomiendo la bolsa para aquellos que no quieran invertir en una bolsa fotográfica, pero quieran protegerla dentro de una mochila ordinaria, para llevarla a todos lados sin que se note que se lleva una cámara fotográfica.Es tan buena la bolsa, que estoy considerando comprar el siguiente modelo que es un poco más grande, es decir el ACQB35, paro poder añadir un flash.

Lo compré para mi cámara y cabe perfecto. Lo uso con una cámara Canon Rebel T6 y cabe muy bien con el lente 18-55 mm y el 50mm puesto, con un 70-300 mm ya no entraría.Me gusta por que es un modo de cargar con tu equipo básico de un modo discreto, ya que la puedes meter a cualquier mochila y va protegido, sin necesidad de la clásica mochila para equipo fotográfico. Hasta el momento el material me ha parecido resistente, no es impermeable.

case appear to be constructed well. Came with a few dividers so the case could be arranged in different configuration. Think I would have preferred the case to have a padded cover/lid. This would provide some protection from items stacked above the case when used in my backpack. As well this would provide a better carry handle. The material of case is vinyl or nylon & looks to be durable. The case I got (9") is OK for my crop sensor DSLR, but If I insert the camera with lens on it, there is not a lot of room for anything else.

The size of this is perfect to pop it inside of a backpack or even some shoulder bags. It simply offers you the same type of segmented, padded camera storage you'd get inside of a camera bag, but you can stick it into the bag of your choice. It's a nice bit of versatility that I like a lot.