ONEGenugSLR Camera Bag, Waterproof Wax Canvas Bag Vintage Camera Case Messenger Bag with Interlayer Pad (Khaki)

Great camera bag, lightweight, not bulky, but still protective, padding where needed, comfortable to carry and deceptively roomy, I can easily fit my camera, three lenses, spare batteries and a few other bits and pieces with no problems, really good quality and a great style.

I wanted a camera bag that didn't look like just another camera bag and one that I could carry a minimal amount of gear without weighing myself down. I use Fujifilm X cameras and lenses and so ideally I was on the lookout for something that could accommodate a body with lens attached plus a couple of small Fujicron primes and a couple of spare batteries. It does this very well although it must be said that the padding in the bag isn't perhaps as generous as other bags I own. The two front pockets are fine for keeping a phone, plus bits and bobs such as lens cloths or wipes and glasses. The side pockets are very very small but will accommodate spare batteries and SD cards.The bag is very similar in size to the ONA Bowery bag - which is a rather premium camera bag - but at a fraction of the cost and I've actually seen this very same bag being advertised on other shopping sites by other vendors at triple the price of Amazon. So it's pretty damn good value.Downsides? The magnetic fastener at the front is a tad fiddly and doesn't really provide the security that you might want for your precious gear. I can't speak for the waterproofness of the bag as I've yet to venture out in the rain with it but I suspect that its not going to keep torrential rain off, however it should be just fine for the more usual showers.All in all, I'm quite happy. Its a stylish bag that doesn't scream "CAMERA" and at a fraction of the cost of the hipster favourite.

I've used the bag for over a month and took it with me to Vietnam to hold my camera and lens while travelling. The bag is made of a very durable canvas which is very tough, but a bit too stiff from new. I hope over the years it will wear down nicely. While the material is waterproof the contents is susceptible to water ingress because the bag does not seal closed.It suited me perfectly because it's just right to fit the camera, a second lens and a few bits and pieces. I didn't want a large bag that would get stuffed with other items. Basically this was a grab and go camera bag. A large document sleeve at the back (for a small tablet or kindle A5). A pocket on either end to fit spare batteries and sd cards. 2 pockets on the front (under the flap) for wallet and phone. I use a nikon 5300 with a spare telephoto lens. The seperators inside were very usefull but I added extra pads on the bottom on case of dropping. Recommended for size, durability and comfort.I use it presently for grab and go stuff, headphones, keys and it just fits an ipad

From the get go, I was very impressed with the bag - it just doesn't look like a camera bag which is good for security. The bag is of excellent quality and I wouldn't hesitate recommending it.

It's marketed as a camera bag and, of course, that's what it's primarily designed to be used for. It gives some level of protection, although it's not hugely padded. However, it can also be used as an across body messenger bag. The waxed material, the long strap and the lovely colour makes it as much a fashion accessory as a camera bag.Highly recommended!

Would give it 4.5 as the strap which secures the bag had fallen off in the boot of my car - the first time I use the bag! Overall, the bag appears to be good quality. I would double check the size as you're not going to get the amount of items in the write up of this "large capacity" bag is misleading. It's more suited to a small mirrorless camera like a Fuji XT series and a couple of lenses - dslr at a push.

Likes: true satchel shape but still takes my mirrorless camera on its edge with a 35mm lens attached. This leaves room for a 60mm lens on its end plus a further one using the two velcro fix dividers. Just for good measure I also had room for a small flash. Two outer pockets take four filters in their protective boxes.This leaves a document pocket on the back which runs the length of the bag.Because it's satchel shape (around 8cms wide) it doesn't stick out when its over your shoulder and it doesn't scream :I'm a camera bag".Dislikes: not much to criticise. You get what you see, vis. a sturdy satchel which will carry most mirrorless cameras and potentially other small odds and ends. If I were asked to improve on anything I would use a softer canvas material . The one used is is a bit coarse and unaccommodating. Maybe it will soften with use.

Like cardboard, had to return