I bought it specifically for my Nikon zf c, which is a smaller camera, and it fits great with its accessories. I don’t think it’ll handle several large lenses, but I’m a beginner so that’s a problem for future me. I like the magnetic closure and it feels sturdy when the buckles are closed. The strap is really long, but since I wear my bags crossbody it’s perfect. The microfiber interior is soft. There was a fresh lemony scent when the bag was opened, not chemicals and look…a little detail like something being cleaned before shipping is the kind of thing I will forgive any number of issues for. It will be great for travel or just wandering and I’m probably going to get a second one for a regular purse.

I ordered this item to hold my older Nikon camera and lenses. It was a bit confusing on how to use the strap as it can be used as a camera strap as well as the bag strap, which was nice, but no leather shims or stainless steel rings were included so I was not able to attach it to my camera, as instructed. It really didn't matter so much as I have a camera strap already. The lining of the bag is very soft. My SLR camera fits easily and there are small pockets for accessories. There is not enough room for another large or long lens to fit, but it is a good bag for holding one camera and a few things. The strap is unusual and adjusts easily and actually looks pretty nice. The bag closes using magnets so it is not that secure, but for use as a camera bag, it is good so you can quickly grab your camera if need be.

I love this camera bag as it doesn't scream Camera bag when you're carrying it as well as being able to hold much more than it appears it should. The look of the bag is very modern and can be carried in several ways, whether by hand or over the shoulder with the unusual rope style strap. The materials used are excellent and extremely tough so I feel that everything I'm carrying is well protected and the bag itself should take some abuse and last a long time.

Internally there's one main central area for your camera and this is big enough to take a full sized SLR camera with lens and then 4 smaller pockets surrounding the main one each with it's own pop clasp to keep it closed. These can be used for smaller items such as batteries etc. There's also a small zipper pocket on the outside which can hold something like a phone and means you don't have to open the main compartment for something small which is a good thing if you have the roll top and buckle closed.

For me this is a great, very different looking bag but there are also 2 improvements I think I'd like. The first is the colour choice as whilst the vibrant orange is a lovely colour, I think the only other choice being beige means it's reducing the potential buyers as personally I'd like more colours to choose from as I usually go for darker colours such as a denim blue. Also the roll top and buckle fastening giving it that dry bag look greatly reduces the internal storage size so whilst I like this idea I think the bag should be slightly larger to accommodate the amount of space this takes up.

Gripes aside I think this is a great camera bag with a very different look to it and works perfectly for carrying just the basics needed for carrying a single camera when you don't need much additional equipment although as mentioned earlier it is surprising just how much will fit in the bag. Highly recommended.

This is a really good looking little camera bag inspired by roll-top dry bags and the like. If it was just a little bit more masculine - or I was a little less insecure, LOL - I would use it myself, but she loves it enough that she has talked about just using it as a purse.
This is also one of the downsides of the bag though - while there is room here for a mirrorless or bridge camera, maybe an extra lens and some batteries, there isn't a whole lot of padding, and the cool rope shoulder strap seems like the kind of thing that could come undone at a really inopportune moment.

This is a lovely way to keep your gear safe. I only have a DSLR with the one lens, so I've not gotten the chance to test it with other lenses - Though I got my mate to put some of his lenses in along with my camera and the bag handled it great!

Let's get one thing straight - The orange stands out like a Life-Buoy... And that's exactly what I wanted. I want to be able to easily identify where I've put this bag down and the colour, along with the premium materials, achieves this every time.

The inside is a lovely texture - Perfect for fellow NeuroSpicy's who need a material they can stand to touch. The internal lining is also super kind to any kit you put in there, so you can have faith that your kit will survive when you're walking around anywhere that the glass won't be getting scuffed.

The closing mechanism takes a little bit of getting used to if you're not usually familiar with this kind of setup (Guilty) but it becomes second nature fairly rapidly.

The strap is, admittedly, more fashion than function. However, when you have it slung properly, it doesn't slip off your shoulder if you adjust the straps appropriately for your height and size.

I think the price may be slightly higher than it deserves however. A slightly larger bag, with a more practical strap and perhaps a slightly improved closing mechanism would make this perfect at this price point (£35.99 at time of writing).

All in all, I would recommend, but only to hobbyists/non-professional users.

Only deducted a star because it was much smaller than I expected

This is a gorgeous, casual photography bag. It's on the smaller size – perfect for my mirrorless camera, 2 lenses, and a couple of small accessories. It would also fit a standard sized DSLR with one lens. I love that it looks more like a casual crossbody than a camera bag. I like that it closes securely, and the strap is nice and sturdy. The interior fabric is a soft chamois, with several compartments. I can actually see myself using this bag for carrying journaling supplies as well as my camera.

My one caveat – there is very little padding, which is odd for a bag marketed as being meant to carry camera gear. I usually keep my lenses in individually padded cases, so I can fit one of these in, plus I added some padding to the bottom and sides to protect my camera.

This case is such a great way to carry your DLSR or digital camera around with you without having to take up too much space! The bag is really well built, has several pockets to keep batteries and other accessories close at hand. The strap is comfortable and the interior is lined so that it protects your investment. It makes it easy to take your camera with you and place it aside when not in use. Great quality materials and hardware, you can't go wrong!

This camera bag is compact and quite unassuming, from a distance it just looks like a normal handbag (with a vibrant colour). It's meant to carry a compact/mirrorless camera, but it can easily fit my mid-size dslr too with 2 smaller lenses. But it's obvious that the user meant to carry only a few necessary stuff in this bag, which is not a problem in my opinion, this bag has its use case. The padding is not very thick, but it should be enough just walking through a crowded street where people bump into you, but it probably wouldn't protect from a drop. Two things I would improve on the design (as a man who likes simple things) is the shoulder strap...it just seems untidy to me, and I don't like the thin rope-like part, it feels like it can get caught in things. The other, more annoying part is the opening of the bag is magnetic, and you should roll it back close the clasp....too complicated. I mean it's obviously not rocket science, but a zipper would be faster and more convenient. The magnet is very weak too, so it opens on its own, but rolled back, things wouldn't fall out, yet it feels a bit unsafe, and doesn't look that good. I can still recommend this bag, for those who want to leave the big bag with heavy gear in the hotel room and just enjoy the city with a capable compact camera and some essentials. For that, it's almost perfect.

I wouldn’t expect too much from this bag if you own a full-frame camera. I use it with my A7RV, and any lens/camera combo fits really tight, leaving little room for anything else. If you keep realistic expectations, you’ll be happy with it. For me, this is my go-to bag for carrying my action cams along with clamps and mounts. When I don’t need those, I use it for my iPhones, which I rely on for quick talking head videos and spur-of-the-moment jobs. The bag itself is really nice, feels high-quality, and I appreciate that it doesn’t look like every other “camera” bag on the market. I would love to see a larger version—maybe a 10L option? That would make it much more practical for a full day out with a solid gear setup. If that ever happens, this could easily become my everyday bag.