Waterproof Dslr Slr Camera Backpack Rucksack Bag Case

Not ideal when used on a rucksack, as it gets in the way when you need to remove the backpack or get in the back, however when i started using it on my camera sling (Mindshift), its perfect...I can leave it on and not have to remove. Agree with previous reviews and changing-out carabiners to a locking-type to ensure the strap doesn't slip out.

After owning SLR's and DSLR's for almost 40 years, the ultimate protection was always the fitted leather camera case which cost plenty depending on your camera. Glad to see that a lighter more inexpensive product is available. Oh I still use the fitted leather case when traveling, especially via airplane, but this easycover is my everyday protection.

i put all my lenses and camera in these pouches when they are not in my camera bag. I use these for travel inside my waterproof backpack with going to an island or beach. they protect my eq and my aquapac keeps my eq from getting wet in the rain or on the boat.

I bought this insert to fit in my Filson Rucksack to use it is an indiscreet camera bag. It does the job perfectly and is a great addition to my Filson.

These neoprene cases are my favorites for lenses that live in camera bag or field rucksack. They have minimal bulk, yet are quite protective enough. The stretch accommodates a range of lens sizes, and they provide quick access.

I love this bag. Its just the right size for a DSLR with mounted lens plus an extra lens/mini tripod or whatever little items you want to throw in there. I needed something I could hike and bike with but that was smaller than a backpack and easier/quicker to access. I wear it hands free, over my head and diagonally across my shoulder/neck and under my arm. I usually have it resting across my left chest with the lens pointing down so I can unzip and pull out the camera very easily and quickly and also place it back in. I have a bunch of gear in my camera backpack and was always hesitant to bring it on day trips or even abroad because I didn't want to lug all this stuff around with me so the end result was that I was never bringing my DSLR with me anywhere. With this bag I bring a minimal set up that covers quick, on the fly shooting so I end up actually using my DSLR over my iPhone, which obviously has much better lenses. It's not heavy or an obstruction when running, biking, kayaking, skateboarding down the street, etc. Its great.

This is definitely not a carry all DSLR backpack, however if your looking for a safe, functional, inexpensive, and high durability backpack. THIS IS IT. I am an amateur photo/video enthusiast and this backpack holds what I need, and is very sturdy. There is more than adequate padding and I appreciate that its not black like 90% of camera backpacks and it doesn't look like a tech bag. I personally wanted a camera bag with no front or side access so that my gear would only be accessible next to my back so for me thats a bonus. It comes with a few features that you wouldn't necessarily expect for a $40 backpack like a rain cover stored in the very bottom pouch, plus a chest and waist strap. If your looking to spend very little and don't have a ton of gear this is a great bag. I have no worries about the safety of my gear.

This case is very well built and you can't go wrong with this one.Best thing I did to get away from backpack camera bag and into case

This is great bag for SLR or Mirrorless camera

This is an excellent waterproof case. I use it to hold my DSLR equipment for sea kayaking expeditions and I really appreciate the easy open latches on the sides. The highly visible colour also makes it easy to spot if you are looking for it versus the traditional black of many similar cases. The softer material on the handle also makes it nicer to carry for long periods of time.