LoweproAdventura, Camera Shoulder Bag With Adjustable/Removable Shoulder Strap

Perfect for my filters, Camera batteries and Chargers that I need to keep together and I can Just grab n go.

My bag came real fast via Royal Mail, I have a bridge camera and fitted perfectly, with lots of space once you take out the divider which is not really needed, the bottom of the bag had plastic protection, it has a smaller pocket on the front which is protected with a strap and buckle, I think it would be fairly waterproof in moderate rain although I suggest to spray with some Nixwax let it dry and the bag will be more protected, the shoulder strap is of good quality and won't cause any irritations, the perfect bag!

Excellent quality and perfect size for a canon m6 plus bigger lense and some other bits and bobs. Happy husband!

I got this to carry my Lumix GX80 and 14mm or 20mm Lumix lenses. They fit snugly without rattling around in the holdall. Pockets are large and secure enough to carry spare battery, cleaning cloth and spare SD cards.I like to travel as light as possible when out and about, and this holdall carries my set-up perfectly without too much bulk. Love it!

Not tested in terms of waterproofing so can't comment on that feature otherwise very happy. Just what I wanted for my Olympus PEN 7. Good fit with the standard 14-42 pancake lens. Even managed to fit the charger and plug in which was "snug" to say the least but this was a bonus as it was only bought for the camera and lens.

Compact and just right for a camera or small video camera

I have a Nikon 1 J2 CSC camera which has both the 10-30mm kit lens and a recently purchased 30-110mm zoom lens ( excellent by the way ) which now requires a small shoulder bag to carry camera and both lens. Looked at loads at around the £15- £20 mark and most looked sort of okay, but past experience with DSLR bags has taught me there is a reason why the expensive ones are expensive and the cheap one are cheap, even when they look to be very similar. It's usually to do with the quality of materials used. A good example is the padded divider panels in the camera/lens compartment. Cheap ones use soft floppy foam, with soft nylon covering, expensive ones use more robust, dense padding with washable coverings. Cheap ones don't usually have reinforced corners or plastic protective bases. Net result is they look the part but are usually not really fit for purpose and do not support/protect your valuable camera/lens very well. This Lowepro SH110 is everything the cheap ones are not and everything the expensive ones are, except it's half price and therefore as cheap as the cheap ones. A no brainer for me, and a perfect fit for a CSC camera + lenses + other bits and pieces in the front zipped pocket. I have mostly Lowepro and Manfrotto kit for my camera gear, and apart from the occasional bizarre design concept both of them occasionally release I have never had an issue with quality of build and longevity. This one is spot on .

This is a camera case for DSLRs, mirrorless, and bridge camera. It is very small. I don't mean a little less than average. I mean small with a capital SMALL. I honest think that you aren't going to get anything much bigger than a Nikon D3300 or D5300, with a small lens attached.I mean it's well built, just very, very small. I won't be buying any more.