Roomy Camera Protective Bag Insert Waterproof Lens Pouch Shockproof DSLR SLR Carrying Case with Thicken Partition Padded Liner for Sony Canon Nikon Camera Flash Light & Accessories

The "Ayvanber camera cube" is reasonably priced. Fits perfect inside my Osprey Talon 22 backpack. Used to store my Nikon D7000 with the 500mm pf lens attached and room for my 28-120mm, 50mm lenses, plus my filter case.

Great case. I use this to carry my CPAP when traveling. Holds full machine and cords. Probably excellent for camera items, too.

Great way to keep my photo equipment, organized, and easy to find things as I’m setting up for a shoot

I purchased this bag to put two of my lenses in. My Sigma 150-600 and my Nikon 70-200 in for a photo trip last year. It fit perfectly within this bag, felt secure although a little more padding would be nice. I put it in a hard shell camera case. I would probably not stick it in a backpack and throw it around as the items would get damaged. But for just putting it in the backseat by your camera bag or in a hard shell case it's awesome. I used it for photography, but you could put anything in it, shoes, clothing, ipad, I mean its endless. I have not had it in the rain so I really do not know about if its waterproof or not. I will rewrite this if I find out.

The Good: I'm using it as a padding bag inside a small day pack, fits well, fits an APSC DSLR with 3 zooms and space for more.The Bad:There are not enough pads to divide the interior space up well, and the pads don't stay attached to the main bag well, It's working and doing what I expected, but could be better,Really puzzled by the shipping from Amazon too, it kept getting pushed back, was nearly 2-weeks from order to delivery, unsure if this was due to supplier, or Amazon issues. They even offered to cancel it.

Well padded and sturdy. The zipper closed and opened smoothly. I like that the handles were on the side as they allow for pulling off a shelf more easily. The other case/bag I had considered has a handle on the lid which made me uneasy as to the zipper holding upThe internal separator can all come apart. In fact, I use them as extra padding mostly.

Packed 2 cameras w/zoom lenses, another zoom, and many small items like remote trigger. Then could put THAT into either my roller bag carry-on (with room left over for small amount of clothes AND a tripod AND shoes), or my collapsible backpack that fits under seat. Toting 25 pounds of camera in any sort of std. camera bag when you're approaching 70 years of age and have wrecked shoulders has been a nightmare. The organizational ability of this small, compact padded bag and then placing THAT in a roller bag has solved a huge problem for me. I can even take out this bag and just put that under the airline seat in front of me. Works like a charm.

It holds my camera, lenses, and accessories in relative protection within my larger backpack. Well cushioned, and feels decently constructed for the price.