Lowepro Trekker Lite SLX 120 Sling-Style Camera Bag (Black)

This is the best camera bag ever. Best part is you can were cross body while you travel. Thanks for and lowepro.

I bought this to compare it with a Peak Design V2 6L sling bag, since the PD bag, by it's design, doesn't hold much extra stuff, like keys, cell phone, etc. The Lowepro bag, being softer, does hold more stuff for the same size bag. I use it for my Fuji SX-10, and the 16-80 and 70-300 lenses. I can mount either lens on camera, and still fit it in the bag. (The same is true for the Peak Design bag.) But to me, the Lowepro bag is not comfortable as a sling bag, but it works great as a waist pack (although if you are thin the strap may be too long). I've been using it for bike rides with my gear, and I prefer it to a backpack. I found the Peak Design bag to be a much better sling bag (but not at all useful as a waist pack), so I ended up keeping both. I'm a heavy set guy, so these bags may fit you different.

I was looking for a smaller sling bag that I can use as an all-in-one solution without having to carry something bulky. So far this seems to fit the bill. I shoot primarily nature photography and use this on short to medium length walks that don't require a large backpack. This holds my Panasonic G9 fitted with a prime lens, along with two other prime lenses, as well as two batteries, my memory card case, and my filter sleeve. It also holds a water bottle cinched on the outside, which is a nice bonus. You can put keys/etc in the outside pocket. The inner dividers can be reconfigured although I'm not sure how else I would set things up. The bag's fabrics have a quality feel, although it's clearly built to be lightweight. YKK zippers are used throughout which is a nice touch and the zippers pull very easily. The exterior pulls are very large and easy to get a finger in. The stitching seems OK, although not to the standard of a higher-end bag. Everything inside is made with bright or light colored fabrics thankfully; this is frequently an issue with bags and dark interiors make it hard to find gear. The main and secondary compartments are separated by a padded flap, which I think is there to limit things bouncing around? It would be nice if it had some kind of velcro or hook so you could close the internal padded compartment completely with this flap. You can reconfigure the strap to wear on either the left or right shoulder or straight across for using as a hip pack, although the bag seems somewhat large to wear around the waist. The strap is not padded all the way through, so if you are wearing it as a sling the part that goes around your shoulder is just going to be bare strap. This may be a comfort issue if you are wearing a thin shirt. The bag also has a webbing handle on three sides, so you can remove the strap entirely and just hand-carry it or pack it inside a backpack or suitcase. NOTE: this is an initial quality review as I've only had the bag for a week or so and I'm waiting to see how it holds up.