Case Logic Digital SLR Sling Camera Bag/Case (SLRC-205) for Canon EOS 7D, 5D Mark II III, 60D, Rebel T3, T3i, T2i Digital SLR Cameras-Black

This is a really nice camera bag as long as all you want to do is carry your camera. The suspension system works great to protect your camera and the side pockets allow room to carry my 18-135mm lense along with extra batteries, charger, memory cards and intervelometer. You can also attach a tripod on the outside with the velcro straps. This is a great bag for walking around on day trips or urban type excursions. Easy to swing the bag around and pull your camera out, snap a few shots and put it back. No room for a water bottle or snacks or anything else. Awesome bag still. It's a camera bag and that's what it does.

After reading some reviews I thought I was going to love this bag. It is built really nice and its pretty light. The SLR-Suspension-System worked pretty good even with the 60D with the kit lens and it still had some extra room on the bottom. The only downside is the because of the system it does take a bit longer to take out the camera because sometimes the lens will snag on the flap on the inside. On the outside it has a flap and a velcro strap that can hold a tripod which is pretty nice. The downside is that because of the weight the backpack will be putting a lot of the weight on your left shoulder and after going for a 5 mile walk it really starts to take its toll. I go hiking a lot most of the time with a 25lbs pack for 10 miles and for me to be feeling some pain from just a camera and a tripod is saying something. Also this is not a bag that you want to get wet. The camera compartment is closed just by zippers so if you get wet your camera will get wet. Which is why I switch back to my Lowepro - Adventura 170 bag. Its still a good bag but just not for me. I'll still use it from time to time just because of how it looks.

Not that great strapped across your back, but functional. I usually carry it with one hand and forego the shoulder strap. Still good quality, however. A conventional two-strap camera bag might work better.

It's solidly made, but a by-product is that it is bulkier than expected. The outer material is almost like a "kevlar"-type of cover, so it's pretty good protection. However, it's also weightier and a little less flexible than anticipated. Good number of pockets to hold accessories and components (lenses, etc.). It also took a bit of time to get used to the "sling" shape.

Great product! I bought it for a trip to Japan to take pictures. I used it all the time. It was easy to get my camera out, use it and put it back right away. It has a ton of space for an extra 300mm lens, a little water proof point and shoot,a wallet and passport. The case kept everything safe from banging around and protected it from the rain. The way the strap holds it in place is extremely user friendly. If you are going on a trip and want to carry a camera and extra stuff with it being easily accessible, then this is camera bag for you!!! Spend your money on it, it is worth it!

So many straps! The case is well made, just a maze to get used to. I'm sure once I start using it alot, it will be fine. But to figure it out, maybe some pictures or instructions would have helped.

After searching for a long time for a camera case that wasn't too big, wasn't too small and wasn't too inconvenient and slow to unload my camera, I found this one from Case Logic. It does exactly what I need. I like to have my camera with me on family outings, hikes & mountain climbs, but found traditional camera bags cumbersome and uncomfortable to carry, often swinging around or shifting about when climbing got more challenging. I especially like that my tripod can be secured right to the bag. Though storage space may be at a premium, it is a sacrifice I'm willing to make. I am able to carry three lenses (one on the camera, and two in the lens pouch).

I bought this camera bag because I don't want to carry a clunky square padded bag around. I like that I can sling it over my back and go, then when I want to take a photo I can pull the bag around, under my arm and have my camera right there. It has enough space to hold an additional lens, and lots of pockets. It's not too heavy, not too hot.I wish the straps weren't so long (the extra tail part), I ended up tucking one into a zipper pocket to get it out of the way and haven't thought of it since. Other than that, this bag is perfect.