Koolertron Dslr Camera Insert Bag Purse Universal Liner Lens Pouch Partition Protective Cover Waterproof Sleeve for Cannon/Nikon/Sony (Black)

Bought this on prime day, and wasn’t sure what to expect but it’s better than I anticipated. Zippers seem high quality, zipper fills are nice, deep enough for most lenses - and can’t confirm it hold RF 70-200 2.8 vertically - which I didn’t expect!I think cubes like this are going to become more popular in the coming years. It’s the best way to bring a very decent amount of gear with you, and still use a normal suit case so you can bring along non-camera essentials easily as well. For me, I like having mirrorless system in this, then pack drone/gimbal/etc I remainder of suitcase for a complete modular system. Good photo bags are $400, and with this $30 cube, I’m pulling off nearly the same thing, and get to use my fav travel bags.

I use this to hold my Acebeam X75 (70.3), Lumintop GT110 (GigaThrower) and Matminco FW1 (LEP).And it is literally perfect. When I’m going to be out all night and I need all the light I can get, I couldn’t ask for a better bag for my lights. Trying to carry them all individually is a pain in the butt and keeping them safe while doing so is impossible.This case allows me to keep my $1400 worth of flashlights safe, gives me easy access when I need them and allows me to walk out the door with the 3 flashlights I’ll never leave home without when working all night.Highly recommend this product.

I had a set of very old lens carrying cases, very sturdy but a bear to open. Since much of my photography is either on a microscope or in the field with ready access to a vehicle I needed a case that was large and accessible. This allows the insertion of up to 8 lenses or reasonable size. I have wide angle lenses and telephoto lenses of reasonable length that can all be carried. The fit quite well and the case allows for ease of organization and access.As noted by others this is not a field case. It is in my opinion a storage case and accomplishes that quite well. The zipper on the top seems durable. The only issue is the insertion of separators can be complicated and must be done carefully to avoid sticking.I bought a second to stuff back up computer and peripheral power supplies. This is great for that purpose. Rather than having them just hanging loose they can be readily organized and easily stored.

I have multiple camera systems and for my larger lenses I have Pelican and Gator hard cases, although for my collection of lenses for my Leica M cameras, these are too large. I originally searched for a padded divider for a minimum of 8 lenses and this is the product that came closest to what I had hoped to find.The title of this item includes 'Bag' and 'Insert', which is a fitting description, although I see this as more of a bag, as to me an insert does not have a top. It works well for my Leica lenses, which are smaller and lighter than standard camera lenses, but I do not think this would work for my Sony a7RIV or Fuji GFX lenses. I find this to be a better option than having them lay around on a shelf waiting for use.I am giving it four stars because I would have preferred a bit more rigidity to the bag itself and I would have preferred set compartments, rather than a velcro system that does the trick, but ultimately is not as attractive and stable as what a set divided system would be - plus I feat that the rough side of velcro might scratch the lenses.It is a sharp looking bag that resembles a soft lunchbox, so if you decided to carry it around with you, no one would guess at what is inside.It's a good bag, a bit expensive for what it really is, although after my research, and as I said above, it is the closest that I've found for this application.

This case is well built and exactly addresses my needs. Highly recommended.

This product works perfectly for what I was wanting, which was a case to hold my cameras and lenses and to fit inside my carry on luggage. It holds both of my cameras, a Canon 60D and a Canon Mark 11 with their lenses and another lens and various other odds and ends, and there is still room in the carry on for an extra set of clothes, pjs etc. so that I'm all set if my suitcase goes in another direction from me! It has a fair amount of padding which can be arranged in any configuration that suits your needs or purposes. When I get back from this trip I plan on using this for storing some of my camera gear. It seems to be well made with a good sturdy zipper.

I did not like the lens backpacks because my lenses kept falling out of those. I prefer this cross-body style. I use this to store my lenses. I am not sure I would take this out in the field, but I really needed an organizer because I have a lot of lenses. If I did take it out, I appreciate that gravity would keep everything in the case and I could keep it on across my body rather than having to take a backpack off and lying the backpack flat in order to get what I need.

Overall build quality is solid with strong and smooth zippers. However, the outer padding is on the thin side and I wouldn’t feel too confident with frequent medium force exerted on the outside. Inside there’s a lot or dividers and those are padded well enough. The inside flap has a zippered section where you can store some thinner items. A nice little feature is a little cover for the zipper when it’s closed to protect it from rubbing against your equipment inside.The strap is rather short but the way it’s designed you can also carry it vertically like a normal shoulder bag instead of flat like shown in the photos. However you need to make sure the strap is nice and tight or it has a tendency to fall back to its normal horizontal position.If you just need it for simple storage at home like I planned to use it, it’s a good enough value. However if you plan to take it out for travel and have it endure some bumps, I would say you need to add some extra padding for peace of mind.

Fits 3 lenses, cards the lot. Good bag - recommended