LoweproAdventura, Camera Schoulder Bag with Adjustable/Removable Shoulder Strap

This product fit my Panasonic FZ80 perfectly! Exactly what I was looking for. It’s fairly waterproof which is an important feature for me. Plenty of storage for accessories. I also thought the item was selling at a fair price. I’m very happy with the purchase and I definitely recommend this item!

Carrying a Canon SX series ultrazoom can be a problem, especially if you want a belt loop model bag. Got this to carry a Canon SX60hs but found out that this is a pretty large bag. It is bit enough to fit the largest sized ultrazooms that are larger than the Canon SX series. This bag is well made and does have a belt loop. Should fit the larger Nikon ultrazooms. For the SX60hs a Case Logic DCB-304 would be a better fit.Note that although these larger bags have a belt loop, it is suggested that a wide belt be used with these. Even better is to use it with a waist pack whose wide belts and webbing better support these large bags.

This holds our point and shoot TG-6 and Sony Handy cam perfectly with a bit of room left over. It adjusts quickly for different users and has space for cables and memory cards.

While its a tight fit, my Panasonic FZ-300 fits in this snuggly. I use it for storing my camera, not as a working bag while shooting. It would be to tight for quickly pulling out and back in for that type use.Overall, the build quality is great, and just enough pockets for this super compact bag.

Purchased it for my Hasselblad SWC (medium format film camera). The camera with a magazine attached fits there well - and if I detach the external finder and move it to a side pocket, I can fit an extra magazine there. I can also throw a couple of film rolls in the side pockets. So it's a great compact bag for so many items.I never use the small zippered pocket under protective rain flap on the front of the bag - it's way to small for anything and not that easily accessible. Obviously I don't use built-in memory card pocket located on the inner side of the lid - too small for anything else but memory cards. Built-in belt loop doesn't work for me either as the bag sags quite uncomfortably (the placement of the belt loop should be closer to the top of the bag to prevent bag sagging) and I am not a fan of hard edges of the strap.I was considering take this bag when hiking: the weight of bag w/out strap is 8oz, strap is 4oz.Overall it's a durable and sturdy bag and a good protection for my camera.

Internal dimensions were smaller than the listing... I suppose you can chalk that up to variations in manufacturing. I ended up returning it and repurchasing the SH-140 model.FYI... I have a Lumix FZ-1000M2. The camera, included camera accessories, and a filter pouch ... the SH-140 fits everything pretty well but there's no room for anything else. The model SH-120 is really too small for that camera even without anything else.

This review is for the SH 120 II. This seems like a pretty sturdy little bag and it's the perfect size for what I wanted - my Canon Rebel SL1 with its stock 18-55mm zoom lens. It's got a handful of little pockets to stash a charger, spare battery, some extra memory cards, etc. The bottom has a nice rubber covering to further protect the bag and its contents. But there one feature implemented in a way so baffling that I can't stop thinking about it. It's the flap.The top of the bag - the 'lid', if you will - includes a flap that buckles over the front of the bag. This is a pretty common feature of camera bags in my experience. But the lid on this bag is attached … backwards. It hinges at the front, and zips up the back. This means that the flap serves absolutely no purpose. In other bags I’ve had, the flap secures the lid, keeping the bag shut and the camera safe inside. This means that you can just quickly snap the flap down and the camera stays secure, even if you don’t take the time to zip it closed.But since this case opens in the back and the flap buckles in the front, it does not hold the case closed. It does not secure the camera. It does not, in fact, serve any purpose at all. The pocket it covers already zips closed.The frustrating thing is that, had the zipper been installed the other way around so that the bag opened at the front, the flap would serve its usual purpose. As it is, I’ll probably cut mine off. (Sorry, Lowepro, there goes your logo.)

Excellent little case. Holds my Olympus E-M1 with zoom lens quite well and keeps it well protected inside my backpack. Took it with me on my vacation trip to Kona and never needed a camera bag. Just threw this in my backpack and it protected my camera very well.

I bought this as an alternative to a more expensive branded bag for just the privilege of owning it with the lack of practicality.This bag is fantastic, I cannot say more, it fits a Leica Q2 snugly in which has given me a lot more security in different weathers and terrains.

Purchased the SH 120 II. It’s a perfect fit for my a6400 with E 50mm f1.8 OSS (SEL50F18) & Peak Design Cuff Strap. Along with the camera, their is room for me to store the following: Outlet charger, extra long mini USB Cable, memory card case, and a lens hood (even when installed on the lens). I also wanted to know what else I can pack with my camera & accessories, and I was able to store: a 7800mAh power bank, my DJI Osmo Pocket, Osmo ND Filter Case, and a 6 Ft USB-C cable. The side pockets are handy!I’m very happy that I can store all my stuff in this little bag. It’s awesome!I’m confident that owners with the 18-135mm lens (SEL18135) can also use the SH 120 II bag; And even have some space left for a charger and batteries.So if your looking for a small shoulder bag to store a mirror less camera in, keep this in mind. I love mine! :)

Bought this for our Sony RX10 iv and it works perfectly for us. Good padded protection when we are travelling.

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I have some ILC m4/3s camera gear (I.E. Olympus and Panasonic/Lumix), and this little bag is handy for carrying a camera around. I used to have all larger typical DSLR gear from the N____n brand, but I am getting older and found that carrying that large heavy gear around was not necessary when the m4/3s format provides excellent imagery.