Manfrotto MB MA2-H-M Advanced² Camera Holster M, Medium, for DSLR and Mirrorless with Standard Lens, with Tripod Attachment, Removable Shoulder Strap, Coated Fabric

Exactly what I wanted for the short day trip.My two carry options are:1) Sony A7iii with a Sony G 90mm 2.8 Macro w/ UV filter. This fills the bag with enough room to spare for a couple small accessories/cables.2) Sony A7iii with Sony 50mm 1.8 and Samyang 24mm 1.8. This also provides extra space for a couple small cables/chargers or extra batteries.Highly recommend this product.

Just received the camera holster and it looks and feels great, as pictured. The red straps on the front seem to work well enough for holding my 5K Joby gorrila tripod and fits my mirrorless lens setup quite well. The rain cover seems nice, the strap has nice padding, and overall it feels like a quality product. Will update if any issues come up.

Took this for a month long roadtrip with lots of hiking and it held up pretty well. Not surpised its good quality since of the brand. Its small profile and not bulky, so easy its easy to travel and hike with it.Only thing is it doesnt fit my d850 with a 24-70mm lens on that well. I have to stuff it in and even then the zippers don't close fully. Still worked well since I wanted something low profile that still protects my camera.Wouldve been perfect if it was like 1-2cm bigger.

I bought this case so that I could keep my camera on my belt, rather than in a backpack where it would be impossible to access quickly. I managed a 9.5-mile hike with a 3500-foot climb with this set-up (camera in case on my backpack belt) and got many more shots than my buddy who kept his camera in a backpack. I adjusted the position of the case on the belt to allow my legs to move freely during bouldering, but also to allow my arms to swing more freely without hitting the case.