MegaGear Torres Genuine Leather Camera Messenger Bag for Mirrorless, Instant and DSLR Cameras

Stylish and comfortable when on the move fit my mirror less camera and 2 lenses as well as two extra batteries. Perfect for trips if you don’t want to pack a whole camera bag.

This camera built exceeded my expectation. Every inch of this camera bag scream attention to detail. The clutch of shoulder strap are metal and the loop for the clutch are also metal. The interior compartment are soft plush fabric that will not scratch your camera body. Two inner dividers. Two slim side pockets and one slim but wide inner flaps. The camera bag is made of hard shell to better protect you price procession camera. You can put a camera body with mid-size macro lens attached to the body , then a space for another extra lens. That's it. This is the camera that you take with you to a party, a casual event, a park, or somewhere that you want to look stylish when you have a camera in your bag. This is not the type of camera bag for a workhorse application. You need a water-resistance, bigger capacity bag with many pockets for such a task. But if you want to look cool and not like a camera nerd, this handsome camera case is for you. You will impress anyone who see you pull out a Leica set up from this handsome, rectangular leather case.

I’m not sure how better it looks in different colors such as brown or olive, but the black one I got was just ok in exterior. Looks aged and antique if to compliment it but the color combined with its square pillar shape makes me look very old-fashioned when carrying it. Black is good for those who like “dad’s camera bag” style. Also looks solidly-made though.Having said that, the bag is designed compactly and is one of the most efficient and value options for mirrorless camera users. Can contain my Nikon z50 double lens kit (w/o charger), Ricoh GRii and small accessories (flash and mic). Side and front/back pockets are thin and shallow so don’t expect too much of their functionality. Can put thin items such as smartphones, small tablets or card readers (not enough to carry all of them).I’d suggest to make this big 1-2” bigger in each sides if the company will consider, so there will be some “more than required” rooms to function as an all-round day bag and yet it stays compact in size.

Nice looking bag. Although the bag is describe as leather it is thin skinned and not the smooth buttery kind. I love the closing latch. It fits snug and is secure. A small key is provided; small, tiny things tend to get lost-so not effective in my opinion. The over the shoulder strap is long and sturdy. This is billed as the "larger" messenger bag. I can fit a Sony a7RM3 with a Sony 55mm FE 1.8 Zeiss lens (on camera), a Voigtlander 15mm Super Wide-Heliar, an a Sony 28-70mm FE 3.5-5.6 inside. One zipper pocket on the back (I use for extra battery, cords, charger,etc) and one large open pocket in front--it is partially covered by the front flap. There are two small tight side pockets.There is enough to room to stash a speed lite if you lay it across and on top of the lens.This could have been the perfect bag with a zipper mesh pocket on the inside of the flap for memory cards and filters.This is great transport bag for your gear in the city, on a plane, a train, or a park. I would use another kind of bag for hiking, biking, and for carrying more gear. Overall, nice camera bag.

Like so many photographers, I have a camera bag acquisition problem, a problem exacerbated by my recent adoption of a Fujifilm X100f camera. My Megagear messenger bag was acquired to supply me with something in basic black. It is serving perfectly as a combined camera bag/purse. I am able to fit and carry easily the usual sundries of my purse and my camera (in its lovely Fujifilm leather case, no less), plus a small notebook and a Kindle. In addition to my camera, I can also carry spare batteries, a lens hood, and filters. My Megagear bag is well made: the seams are nicely sewn, the leather is attractive, and the strap and buckle are sufficiently sturdy. The left and right side and back pockets are tight, and thus have little functionality. For me they will serve best for stowing parking slips, boarding passes, etc. The interior front pocket is perfect for storing a Kindle or iPad mini, if not a small tablet (say the 9.7 iPad). I like very much the design of the front flap, which tucks in at the corners to provide an excellent rain buffer. All in all, this bag is the perfect combination of efficiency and subtly, well-sized for carrying throughout the day and into museums, galleries, and other places where a large camera bag would prove problematic.

I've had this bag for about a year now. It's excellent.The leather seems to be aging gracefully, though the black is definitely getting lighter with age rather than darker. It now has a lot of character, but still no scuffs or scratches. Pretty good quality.Applying leather protectant more often would help preserve the depth of color and sheen

This is my second bag. I already had a brown bag for my Fuji system and liked it a lot so picked up a second one for the newly acquired Olympus Pen-F. Works great and fits my requirements of light carry perfectly. The leather and the inner sleeve are of great quality. For comparison, I also have Ona Prince but prefer these bags for my daily carry.

I thought the hardware would be more gold like it does in the photos. It’s more of a antique darker almost bronze. I think it’s a practice well made bag though. It’s small like a purse but fits your camera and accessories. Leather feels soft. I think it’s kinda pricey for the size but i think it a quality product.

Love, love, love this! So stylish for my travels through Italy and the perfect size for my Fujifilm x-t30.

I wanted an aesthetically pleasing camera bag for holidays etc, and I wanted it to be real leather so I was happy to find this one, however there are few issues.Number one issue is that it transfers black on clothes. I was lucky that I discovered it while wearing pattern heavy shirt so it's not visible, something light woould be ruined. Since then I only wear black when using this bag.The bag clasp/hardware leaves marks on the leather, they become less visible after wiping with moisturiser (I use clear, not black, because I don't want to risk accidentally staining something while using the bag) but I don't think I ever seen it happening on any other leather product. I just try to be careful when opening/closing the bag.I used the same leather care as with other leather items, but it does seem to look more beaten/used after a year than I expected. But I am not an expert so maybe there's something I missed.It's good size to hold fuji x-t3 and 2 lenses (xf 18-135 and a smaller prime, in my case) but it ends up a bit havy. It's everyones personal decision wether to choose looks over function, but I'm just warning that I thought I was ready to carry the gear on one shoulder rathen than more ergonomically in the backpack, but at the end of the day I usually felt it was a mistake...I will keep using it, but in the end I was not as happy with it as I hoped I'd be.

Utterly perfect for travelling with one camera body and two lenses. The leather is really quality stuff, and the whole design is brilliantly minimalist. This may mean a lack of pockets and gizmos found on other bags, but this is a lot lot nicer on that basic level. I like it all the more for being simple, and beautiful.

Passt alles rein, was mitmuss und sieht stilvoll aus. Hatte vorher eine Tasche von Sony, die war auch praktisch, aber bei weitem nicht so chick. Selbst meiner Frau gefällt jetzt meine Camcorder Tasche . 😀

Hallo zusammen, ich habe hier eine Torres in schwarz vor mir. Die Tasche ist gut verarbeitet und sieht wirklich toll aus. Die Form ist stabil, also die leere Tasche fällt nicht in sich zusammen. Der Deckel öffnet sich weit und man hat guten Zugriff auf den Inhalt. Die Tasche ist innen komplett mit einem Mikrofaserstoff gefüttert, auf dem sich die beiden Teiler mit den Klett-Verschlüssen beliebig anbringen lassen. Das Innenfutter ist durch diese Eigenschaft leider sehr hautunfreundlich, wenn man etwas rauhe Hände hat, reiben die unangenehm am Futter. Die Tasche könnte besser mit einem Stoff wie im Deckel oder mit feinem Velours-Leder innen gefüttert sein. Klettstreifen für die Verbindung der Teiler würden reichen. Oder man verzichtet ganz auf Einteilung und nutzt Köcher. Die Polsterung der Tasche ist bei normalem Gebrauch ok. Leider ist die Tasche aber etwas kleiner als ich erwartet/gehofft hatte und ich bekomme nicht alle Ausrüstungsteile so rein, dass man sie sicher entnehmen kann. Daher sende ich die Torres leider zurück. VG