WANDRD All New ROGUE Sling V2: Weather-Resistant Everyday Carry Bag with Lightning Fast Access, Customizable Interior, Laptop Sleeve & Tripod Pocket – Minimalist Crossbody for Travel, EDC & Creators

I looked at a number of replacements for my far too small, but faithful companion camera sling bag. I wanted something that was larger than the one that I had, but wasn't so large that it would weigh me down when traveling. I looked at a LOT of options. I read reviews. I drew diagrams of bags and thought about what I would need. I finally decided on the WANDRD Rogue Sling V2 bag, but I wasn't sure I had made the right decision. And then it came in. It is fantastic. I took it on a recent trip to Italy and it held my Sony A7iii with an 18-200 zoom lens attached and my a prime lens with room to spare. No. Seriously. I kept my sunglasses in the same pouch as the camera. There was a pocket large enough to hold my phone, iPad mini, spare batteries, associated travel stuff. As a sling it was easy to move from the back to the front. The zippers moved easily and made it super convenient to get to the camera. To me the 6L was big enough for a small travel kit but small enough to not feel overwhelming to wear on city streets. I loved that the exterior color matched the interior color. I went for the Sedona Orange and it was easy to find batteries, cables, cards, etc. inside the bag. Just a stellar bag. There are far too many great details to mention, but one I really loved was that the straps had an elastic bit at the end that let you roll up extra straps and tuck them out of the way. I'm not doing a good job of describing it, but the point is, it is awesome. The tripod strap at the bottom works really well. I carried my carbon fiber travel tripod and it stayed in place beautifully. And it was great on the airplane as my "personal item." It fit under the seat and left me with plenty of leg room, but it held my AirPods, iPad mini, and everything else I needed to have at my fingertips on the flight. I love this bag.

Awesome bad fits both my Sony a6700 and my FUJI x100vi along with my filters and batteries. Really comfortable and looks very nice. I love how easy it is to have access to most of my things and how functional it it when I’m out taking pictures in the streets. It feels like it’s good quality especially the inside. Has many pockets for multiple accessories really love this sling bag 👍📸

Yes I like it very comfortable to wear and fits a lot of stuff in the inside only issue I had is that it has a small damage on the back side nothing mayor but I only see when im looking at the back.

Using this to carry my Fuji X100VI with wide lens adapter. Lots of space left to fit glasses, phone, spare battery, phones, camera batteries, etc.. Comfortable enough to wear all day. Construction is solid and well made so I feel it will last longer. Previous bag was the original Peak Design 4L, which is still holding strong. I love the color as well, the aegean blue is neutral enough to blend in. Have used in the rain and help up pretty well. The only minor thing is the tripod strap could be longer so I can use it for a 20 oz water bottle when not in tripod mode.

I value a small camera bag for travel. I can leave my luggage and backpack in the hotel and just go out for the day with everything in a camera-centric carry. For an upcoming trip this summer to Mongolia and China, I just wanted to take my Leica Q2 camera, and the daily essentials, and have a sling-type bag that I can wear on my back or front, and with a 3-point stabilization strap for more security when on a motorcycle, etc. The goal was a sling no larger than I needed. I looked at everything on the market, from traditional slings to dedicated camera bags and slings from other makers. The others either have no padding to protect the camera or not enough divided pockets for small items like a passport, pen loop, etc. I took a chance on this Wandrd ROGUE Sling V2 in the 4L size, and I'm glad I did, since it is almost perfect for the size! Standout things and cameras tested: * It fits a Leica Q2 (likely any Q variant). Just let it dip toward the center of the bag, with the lens hood down. That is a perfect position to grab the camera for use anyway. * Tested it with a Leica M11 with a couple of small to medium lenses, like the Summicron 50mm, and it fits perfectly. It will fit a lens next to it in the main compartment, too, but then you don't have room for anything else there. * Fits the camera even with a small protection case like Arte di Mano and Oberwerth. * The bag sits flat on the ground, table, etc. This is really helpful when grabbing things out while taking a break. * The Aegean Blue color is really nice as seen in person. It is between blue and grey — not too flashy nor just black. Glad I went with that color for a change from black! Bag compartments: * I can carry the camera, a very small umbrella (5 3/4 in / 15cm high), an extra battery, and glasses in the main compartment * Pen loop to fit a pen horizontally in the main compartment. * Great divided pocket in the back to fit passport, wallet, notebook, and a 5.5 in / 14 cm pen or pencil will fit vertically in the divided pockets (no pen loop, unfortunately here, but it can clip in the pocket). * With the Q2 and umbrella, there is no room for anything thicker than a lens wipe, etc., in the main zip compartment at the top of the bag. * Again, with the camera and other items that I carry in the main compartment, the padded area behind it is very tight. I just put a couple of extra SD cards. Possible considerations: * The main opening is a little stingy. I suppose they didn't want it to be too wide an opening, but an extra 1/2 inch on each side to allow the zipper a little more extension would have opened the main compartment to allow better access to the camera. * A zippered side pocket instead of one of the stretch pockets would have been better for my use. I don't have any need for the stretch pockets, as they're too small for a bottle, and I wouldn't trust any camera gear outside the bag. * The blue bag is really dark inside. Combined with the smaller opening of the main compartment, it can be hard to find things. It would have been nice to have a light interior on all bags. * Haven't tried the bottom loop straps for a water bottle yet, but that's where it will go when traveling this year. * Of course, there is no lock on the zippers, but I put a micro-size S-Biner with locking sided gates, which should keep it pretty secure on a crowded bus or train. Overall, I am thrilled with this bag! The 4L is exactly the right size for my upcoming adventures, to hold everything I absolutely need and nothing more. It looks good in person, too, and the fit is really nice over the shoulder, worn on either the back or front.

Very comfortable bag. The large finger-pulls on the main zippers are much appreciated. Large capacity and several smaller compartments allow for camera, lens, extra batteries and a few filters. It could also be used as an every-day-carry.

I tried the previous version v1 3L but it was too small to be of any use for my Sony a7cr and 20-70 lens. So it went back. Then the v2 Rogue sling came out in a 4 L size and now my camera fits, along with a few other small things and my iPad mini. The v2 4L sling is perfect to take out when all I want is the camera and one attached lens. Fantastic quality as well (as all WANDRD products are) and the new changes to the v2 line are an improvement. Two zipper access to the main compartment, extra padding in the cover between the camera and the contents of the cover pocket, the mesh side pockets. and of course the extra 1L of space!

カメラ財布携帯などを１つのバックで持ち運ぶ自分にとっては最高にちょうどいい。 カメラはxt30と小型ですが、大型のものもすんなり入ると思う。作りも高いだけあってしっかりしている。

I have been on the hunt for a while for a small sling that can carry my Nikon ZF(with small rig grip) and 40mm f2 lens. This fits easily. With room to spare. So much so that I could also fit the 35mm 1.4 lens in the bag at the same time. It’s quite a tight fit with them both in the bag but the zips easily still zip up with both in. The bag is really well made and the strap is comfy. As a bonus you can also swap the strap round if you prefer to carry the sling on your other shoulder. Zips are nice and smooth, no snagging. I have only just received the bag so have not had time to take it out yet and try properly but will update if any thing changes after I have tried it. The top pocket where I have my peak design wrist strap is quite tight against the camera so I don’t think you would be able to really use that with this setup(unless you are using something small and flat) Side pockets on side of bag are a bonus for lens caps. Has straps on bottom of bag for water bottle/tripod etc but not tried them yet. Bag has decent padding to protect camera gear. So the bag holds its shape when it’s full or empty. You won’t be folding this bag flat to fit into a suitcase etc. Strap length is plenty long enough. I am 6’2 and was fine.

Excellent Quality