Pocket Watch Sizes

I found the pocket sizes to be perfect for all my goodies... gels, light meter, batteries, pocketwizards, candy bars, etc.

Ok - I have to admit that I have 5 of these bags (all different sizes etc.)! They are great for all kinds of things (I use the big one for video stuff). I bought this one for my Leica M system (5 lenses, M body and a visoflex + a couple of filters). These bags are really well made and will last a long time. All of my other bags were bought used - this is the first new one I have purchased new. One thing I would say is that if you don't care about the handle and the back zippered pocket - go for the regular Hadley Small. I have a regular in brown and I really like it. The strap is stitched around the bottom of the bag - which is a better set up than this removable strap. Neither one comes with a shoulder pad (I bought one separately for another $50!) so there is no advantage there. It is nice to have the handle though - and I was able to put a 4X6 split neutral density filter in the back pocket, so there are some advantages. I've carried it in the rain and the water falls off - so no worries there. Good internal protection as well - and I prefer the flap lid over other bags that just have a zipper.

I have used the OP/TECH rain sleeves, in several sizes, for a number of years. I usually carry one in my camera bag or in a pocket. I have several other rain sleeves made by other companies, all of which work well. However, the OP/TECH are simple, inexpensive, & effective. Most importantly, because it can be stuffed into a pocket, I have it with me when I need it.

This product was very good compared to what I expected in every aspect. The pocket sizes were great for my small items (cell phone, wallet, pencil case, iPod, headphones, and etc.), the strap was comfortable, and the laptop pocket inside was made very well that I feel confident my computer will be safe. The design was also attractive so few of my peers have asked me about the backpack and I suggested this backpack to several peers.

Bought an exact replacement for the one I wore out. The pocket sizes are very useful. I can carry my gear and not need a back pack. Alternate lens, batteries, cards, filters, lens cap, flash...all have their place for quick access.

This bag is exactly what I was looking for after doing many hours of online comparisons between sizes, features, and reviews for quality and ease of use. The camera pocket is perfectly designed to fold out with ease. The side pocket along with the top tab and included band are perfect for attaching a tripod to the side. And the interior has great space for a bigger/thicker laptop than most, and a nice compartment for other items you might want to throw in. It's also sleek and sharp looking. Really seems to be the best balance in features and looks until you'd spend a lot more.

This powerful flashlight fits in a watch pocket. Or could easily be on your key ring? Surprisingly bright forward size

Ok, so I bought one of these about five years ago, and I carry it in the watch pocket of my work pants (just because that's a handy place to leave it when I'm out shooting at night). Needless to say it has, in that time, gone through the wash not once, not twice, but three separate times (the printing on the buttons is almost worn off, it's been through so many times). It works so nicely I bought a second one this year, but I'm still using the first.

This phone clamp folds to fit in a watch pocket. It can serve as a stand for group photos using an Apple Watch as a remote, or the base unscrews and it goes on a regular tripod for whatever. I am even thinking about using it as a dash cam or for time lapses.

Great little light to carry everyday. I carry mine in the watch pocket of my jeans every day. Easily selectable modes with 3 different levels of illumination, turbo is really bright.