Neewer Professional Sling Camera Storage Bag Durable Waterproof and Tear Proof Black Carrying Backpack Case for DSLR Camera, Lens & Accessories…
$56.99
Last updated on July 14, 2024 9:50 am Details
- Fits a DLSR body, 2-3 extra lenses, a speedlights or other accessories, a water bottle or tripods, and some other small items
- Removable fastening tape taped cushions inserts provide versatile organization for camera and accessoeies, and could housing each contents safely
- Come with a water-resistant polyester rain cover
- External Dimensions: 9″x5.5″x16″/23cmx14cmx40cm (LxWxH)
- Note: Bagpack ONLY. Other Accessories(Camera, Tripod, etc) Not Included
Specification: Neewer Professional Sling Camera Storage Bag Durable Waterproof and Tear Proof Black Carrying Backpack Case for DSLR Camera, Lens & Accessories…
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Neewer Professional Sling Camera Storage Bag Durable Waterproof and Tear Proof Black Carrying Backpack Case for DSLR Camera, Lens & Accessories…
$56.99
Peter –
I love it. It easily fits my Nikon D3400 with 18-55 kit lens, 70-300 telephoto, macro extender, telphoto extender, ND filter pouch, charger, note pad and pen, and assorted cleaning kit. There is still room for more. The Neewer sling bag is confotable and easily fits oover my heavy winter jacket. I wore the bag all day last weekend loaded with all my kitand most of the time I didn’t feel it or know it was there. So comfortable. It was realatively inexpensive, fairly well made, and weel worth the money.
Greyness UK –
Would have given 5 stars…then I discovered a very similar Amazon own brand at a lower price!
With minimal Velcro ripping, I managed to get most of my gear to fit safe and snug. With my Fuji and wide lens I agree that putting anything in the adjoining net pocket might knock on the camera, so just some micro cloth in there. First bag with the single across strap so I haven’t managed the swing around to get the camera out yet! Comes with a cute bit fiddly looking ‘unclip and thread the straps through’ rain proof cover. Bag will be soaked by the time I get the cover on!
But for a comfortable basic bag without the snobby name or price tag, it does the job.
Clare –
Being a hobby photographer i travel alot on public transport , i need a smaller bag to carry my dslr round an my tripod this bag is perfect fot the job. I love the fact its purple inside to high quality material an strong which it will need to be carrying so much weight. Also because you wear it over one shoulder it seems to take the weight off alittle an i also dont get to hot. You also get a waterproof cover which is handy should the weather change doesnt take much space at all. This bag is value for money and perfect for a small photographer like me.
Amazon Customer –
If you take your gear out every weekend or less and dont have alot of stuff this is perfect. I keep my stuff with me every day and always have it ready… This bag wont last long (i am hard on bags. My 800+ D rucksack made a two month stint in africa and 4 months after back home). If you plan on taking your gear with you frequently get one of the better bags that run $80-120. If its for weekend warrior or less this should hold up well.
mrs hannah l arnold –
This bag is so compact but has every compartment you need for lenses and filters and the camera body. It is so easy to wear and I like the way you can leave it on, just swing it round to the front, get the camera out and then put it away without having to find somewhere to put the bag down. Good quality too.
Drew Stenway –
This is what I get into this little pack without it being a tight fit. Canon T6i with 2 lenses-18-55 and 55-250, my wife’s Nikon Coolpix 560 in the top pouch, 6 batteries for cameras, 2 lens filter packs 3 filters in each, Microphone for Canon, my LG G5 which I use for getting location shooting shots and 4K, and my monfrotto mini tripod that clips on the side.
Bang Up Pro –
I had been looking to buy this and kept changing my mind at the checkout portion. But I am so glad I did! It holds my Canon T7i with the 18-135mm lens. I carry my flash, batteries, cards and more. It has been a lifesaver. I used to just carry my camera in a backpack and everything was all loose in there – I was always worried about damage. Perfect for travel. When you just need the necessities. Recommended.
Amazon Customer –
The rest of the bag is good. I like the light weight and handling. The top compartment is nice and roomy. But…The main compartment interior design is AWFUL! The dividers can only really go in one way. The interior should have been completely covered to allow velcro attachment. The bag should also include a few different sizes of dividers. A full size DSLR would be fine in here, but my GX8 mirrorless is all over the place! I bought some foam insert material and made my own insert for it. I have some wasted space, but it works PERFECTLY now!
Jer –
Excellent camera bag. There aren’t many options for this style of camera bag. Most are like backpacks or duffle bags.
Very reasonable price. Build quality is high and it’s very functional. I was able to fit a few lenses, cloths, lens hoods, camera strap and a few other accessories in the bag. Highly recommended.
Keegan D –
I like this bag! Its small, compact, and professional looking. I’m pretty happy with it. I carry around a Canon SL2, 24mm, 50mm, and 55-250mm, alongside a speedlite, extra batteries, camera cleaning supplies, and the waterproof cover (included with the bag) and it feels decently study, but I think it could use just a bit more structure.
My complaints come in with the main compartment, you can only really organize the bag in 1 way, and there’s too much room in the middle compartment so it leaves too much space for the camera to slide around, which as someone who kinda baby’s their equipment, makes me nervous. However, I have an SL2, so my camera body is smaller than most DSLRs. That said, I also feel people with Sony Alphas, or other mirrorless cameras may find this bag ill-suited for their needs. You kind of have to be creative with how you store things to maximize the padding’s effectiveness.
I also DO NOT RECOMMEND this bag for people with telephoto lenses: My Canon 55-250mm does not lay flat in the compartment that it fits best in, so I can’t imagine someone with anything bigger finding any way to store that in the bag.
I DO RECOMMEND this bag for people who work mostly with prime lenses or shorter telephoto lenses like the 50mm, 35mm, 85mm, 24mm, 18-55mmKitlens and similar sized lenses. or people with small, mirrorless cameras.
Overall the bag does what is advertised as doing, but could use some improvements for functionality. For me personally, I am happy with it, and will continue to use it, as it suits my needs as a portrait and lifestyle photographer who works with a less-cumbersome set of lenses.
Jamie –
I received mine about 30 mins ago so I haven’t had a lot of time with it at all, but an initial review of the the bag is that the compartments are solidly made and offer decent protection.
The main compartment is a decent size and could fit a few bits in (in the picture I’ve fit in my mirrorless Canon m3 together with two EF lenses AND the EF-M Mount) and I still have all that space available if I was to have a DSLR and I haven’t even used the top compartment. Speaking of which it is a good size to keep all your other bits like wallet, sunglasses, keys if you’re out with it.
The reason I couldn’t give it 5 stars is because of all the plastic – the plastic clasps don’t feel substantial and neither do the zips – I imagine this will be fine for the light user who might take their fancy camera on holiday every so often but any enthusiast who intends to use this a lot may find the straps won’t last.
Again for £20 the quality is still very impressive and on an initial review it is a good product and would be recommended for the light user
Pablo Cafiso –
It’s quite confortable to carry on my back and gives me easy access to my camera without taking it off my shoulders. I tried walking with it for a full 45 minutes non-stop fully loaded with all my equipment- a DSLR, two lenses, external flash, and a bunch of minor accessories including the camera fat instructions book… it felt as if I was carrying nothing on my back. The rain cover is a great bonus.
The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is because it’s a bit flimsy… I would like it more if at least the outsides were a bit more rigit. It is well padded all over- inside and outside- but I wouldn’t mind if the outsides at least were a bit more like a hard case.
Timbo –
I needed a small bag to carry minimum kit. This little backpack fits the bill perfectly. Two bodies, three lenses and a speedlight plus batteries etc. Fit snugly inside ( with a bit of careful packing). Well made and comfortable to carry . Worth the extremely reasonable price paid. don’t expect to fit your whole kit into it.