USA Gear DSLR Camera Case/SLR Camera Sleeve for Zoom Lens with Neoprene Protection, Holster Belt Loop and Accessory Storage - Compatible with Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Pentax and Many More - Black

great case, nice colour and touch, fits a large camera easily

Bought for Canon 90D with EF-S 17-55mm F2.8 lens. Case is good quality and nicely shaped to fit the lens and camera. I'm sure it would provide good protection without being bulky. The case fits aroud the lens perfectly. However, it's too small for the camera body. The velcro will do up but needs to be pulled tighly. I think this would be ittitating in use and the case may break over time. The case would fit perfectly if the camera didn't have the bulge on top, however it's meant to be desisgned for a DSLR. Recommended, but only for cameras smaller, particularly less high, than a Canon 90D.

Lightweight protection for the camera. Fits my Canon 60D with 18-200mm lens with room to spare if I went with slightly longer lens. Handy to carry around the neck using my camera strap and easy to access for photos. Great to throw into my backpack so I don’t have to bring my bulky camera bag with me when traveling.

Does everything I expected of a neoprene case. A perfect fit for my Olympus OM-D E5 Mark II, with 40-150mm Pro lens. Protects against knocks when in my rucksack, good water resistance, well made and very good value for money.

Great looking product, unfortunately my Cannon eos 90D with 135mm zoom lens does not fit in the case.

Lightweight, great cover, value for money. Easily covers my Sony A6100 with 350mm lens attached. I would have preferred a carabiner clip (to secure it when not on camera) rather than a velcro belt attachment - not sure if this will continue to stick after being out in all weathers - we'll see:)

Leaving a review to help any other X-T4 owners: I wanted a simple neoprene case so that I can chuck my X-T4 in my rucksack and leave my bulky camera bag at home. The slightly loose fit seems like a good compromise between ease-of-access and snugness. I think it will give adequate protection from knocks and being jostled around with the rest of the contents of my rucksack.So far, I've tried the following lenses on the X-T4:XF 16-55 F2.8- with hood reversed - fits with obvious length to spare- with hood fitted normally - fits nicely- with 16mm macro tube, and hood reversed - fits nicelyXF 70-300 F4-5.6- with hood reversed - fits nicely- with 1.4x teleconverter, and hood reversed - lining up the velcro stretches the flap slightly but still fits nicely. You can stretch it further, but I would say that this is about the practical limit.I've only tested one instance of this case. Perhaps mine is particularly small or large, but there's enough give in the material that I'd be reasonably confident that others would get similar results.

The item is quality standard and is exactly what I was looking for to protect my camera