This bag will last a lifetime. Expertly crafted in the US-of-frickin-A, it is sturdy, can take a hit, and won't let you down. Plenty of pockets and zipper bags to put all your gear. I use this bag with my Canon XF300, and it fits perfectly, with plenty of room to stash wireless mics, XLR cables, headphones, batteries, cables, and the very convenient color balance card that comes with it.

This bag is quite roomy. I especially like the velcro closures in addition to the zippers on the main flap. That way I can close the top without having to zip it up. It makes it much easier to work from. The stitching and fabric it's made with is very well done and looks like it will last for a very long time (I'm pretty hard on my equipment).

I've always loved PortaBrace products, and own the DVO-1U for one of my Sony HVR-Z7U cameras. I recently purchased a second Z7U and wanted another solid case but with a bit more storage space. Couldn't be happier!

I use the DVO-2 case for my Panasonic HMC-150P. It's a very nice case, it holds everything I need and then some. It fits into the trunk of my car just fine. The thing I like most about it is the many pockets it comes with to place your gear in.

I strayed away from Porta Brace in the past few years to save a few bucks. But after using other camera cases with disappointing long - term results I chose to come back to Porta Brace when we purchased our new Panasonic AG-AC90 cameras.I love that there is a place for everything, the camera is securely positioned and protected.Comes with white balance card and comfortable strap.It's good to be back!

I have a Panasonic HVX 200A and do a lot of run and gun shooting. The velcro pads assemble quickly to hold and protect the camera. Tons of room and pockets for lenses, batteries, charger, headphones, microphones, XLRs, scripts/release forms, etc. Now I have everything organized in one place... makes life much easier.

I love Porta Brace, and have been using their bags for over 10 years. It's a small company in Vermont with a global impact. The products are made in the US, so they're a little more expensive, but also very high quality. This bag is just the right size for my HPX170 - much bigger than the camera, so there is room for cables, mics, headphones, batteries, accompanying hard drive, etc. The sturdy sides provide excellent support, and the cordura cover is a proven durable substance. I even have a Porta Brace bag for my laptop!

Fits Sony NX5U with shotgun mic perfectly, with room for headphones, wireless mic set, and small mixer. No instructions, so it took a few minutes to figure out how to set up the included camera cradle, but once set up it is very easy to use. Plenty of pockets for cables, mics, and other accessories. Very high quality construction.

Currently houses my HVX200A. Love this bag. Own an older portabrace that has never had any issues. Highly recommended.

This is probably the finest commercially available semi-rigid camera bag on the market. I invested in this case to protect my HPX-170, and it is as if the case was specifically designed for this camera. The storage space is excellent for a camera of this size and allows for easy transport of everything a shooter needs in a professional camera bag. The camera cradle is perfect and works to keep the camera secure in place in the main compartment, which is good beacuse it is so cavernous in there, there's room for an LCD sunshade, 6+ batteries, professional closed-back headphones, shotgun microphone, and even more. the side pockets are large and hold a P2 capture drive, lens cleaning kit, some filters, business cards, lots of stuff. It might be on the verge of too big, but Porta Brace stopped at just the right size to hold it all. It is beautifully built, very rugged, and more stylish than the traditional PB blue. Completely configurable in the interior, it includes the dividers for turning it from a camera bag to a production bag. So if you get a different camera and case down the road, you can always repurpose this excellently made case. I expect I will be leaving it to my heirs someday. It's that kind of gear. If I could say anything negative about this bag, the shoulder strap is a little TOO wide, (If there is such a thing?), it sometimes rubs against your neck when carrying it, and when fully loaded, it is not light. It would have been great if the handles had a way to secure them to one another, and when the case is brand new (not broken in yet) the zippers on the top are sometimes difficult to close from the fully open position. These are all very minor complaints. Otherwise, the finest bag I've owned or seen before.