Designed around the fast-paced world of vlogging, the Manfrotto 2L Street Camera Waist Bag carries your essential kit without slowing you down. It is made of nylon, which makes it resistant to water and wear, with a comfortable strap that allows you to wear it on your waist or cross-body on your shoulder sling-style. The strap has two adjustment points for the perfect fit and a quick release buckle in the middle to get it on and off in no time.

Its top zippered opening gives you full access to the interior. Inside is a removable padded insert and divider system that will comfortably carry a compact camera, an off-camera mic, and an LED light, plus accessories. The insert utilizes Manfrotto's M-Guard dividers that are made of high-density EVA foam for improved shock absorption, a slim profile, and folding patterns to fully protect camera gear while maximizing the use of space. If you're not shooting, pull the insert out and use the pack for personal items. On the bottom of the bag are straps to lash a small tabletop or compact travel tripod.

Removable Photo Insert with Dividers    Holds a Compact Camera & Accessories    Room for Off-Camera Mic & LED Lieghts    Adjustable Strap & Quick Release Buckle    Wear on Waist or Sling-Style on Shoulder    Zippered Top Opening    Wear- & Water-Resistant Nylon    Exterior Travel Tripod Straps

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this bag be a carry on above airplanes or does it need to be checked?

A: Depending on the airline, the Manfrotto Advanced III 25.5L Rolling Camera Bag can be used as a carry-on bag.

Q: 2. Why do so many reviews mention wheels? It's a holster. It straps to your belt. Did B&H screw up this listing somehow?

A: The Manfrotto Advanced III 3L Camera Holster (Medium) does not come with wheels. Neither the Key Features, Overview, or Specs tab on our website state wheels are included or used on the Manfrotto Advanced III 3L Camera Holster (Medium). I only see one review on our website that mentions wheels, and all I can guesstimate (as reviews are done by customers who purchase the product) is the customer may have posted the review for a case they purchased under the wrong product (if they purchased multiple products from us).

Q: 3. Will a Macbook pro 13 inch with touch bar fit?

A: Yes (snugly)

Q: 4. Got this bag and the interior bottom isn’t flat. Gear can’t sit flat due to the indentation for the pull out carry handle??

A: Yes, the Manfrotto Advanced III 25.5L Rolling Camera Bag does not have a flat interior because of the pull out handle,

Q: 5. Will this fit my 70-200mm?

A: not mounted to camera unless you lay the camera/lens sideways or do what I do don't mount lens until your ready to use it. I can carry my 70-200, camera, a 35 & 55 in my bag, also batteries, extra cards, small flash.

Q: 6. fits canon 7dmk1+70-200 sigma, + an extra lens of same size or smaller next to it?

A: The Manfrotto Advanced III 4.5L Camera Holster (Large) internal dimensions are 11 x 7.1 x 4.9". This bag is designed to fit one camera body with a lens attached. If you connect the Canon EOS 7D DSLR Camera with the Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 DG OS HSM Sports Lens for Canon EF and the lens hood on reverse, the camera and lens length is approximately 10.5”. Your equipment will fit precisely without space for an extra lens.

Q: 7. Will this holster (4.5L Large) fit a Nikon z7II with z70-200 f2.8 lens attached?

A: Yes, the Manfrotto Advanced III 4.5L Camera Holster (Large) is large enough for the Z7ii with the Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS USM Lens attached.

Q: 8. Can I carry a SONY a68 DSLR with a 150-300 lens or a Canon EOS Rebel with a 16-135 lens in this bag?

A: Yes you will be able to fit, the EOS Rebel with the 18-135mm, or the A68 with the 150-300mm.

Q: 9. Can two compact light stands fit in the outside pockets on each side?

A: The Manfrotto Advanced III 20L Rolling Camera Bag can hold many things. It is not specifically made to hold light stands. It very well might hold stands on the side of the case. But chances are the pouches are not not large enough for most stands.

Q: 10. Should I go with leather or canvas? Leaving price and weight aside, what could I be overlooking when choosing one fabric over the other? Also, how well does the full leather strap feel in comparison to the seatbelt one from canvas?

A: It really has to do with the look, honestly. Comfort wise both will be about the same. I actually like the look of the Canvas Models, but most customers go for the Leather. It's really up to your personal taste and interest.