LENSCOATBodyBag with Lens neoprene protection camera body bag case (Black)

I wondered if this camera bag would fit the Canon 7D with the 15-85mm lens together with the reversed lens hood attached - it does! It is a very close fit with some bulges and I do not know yet how durable the material will be in the long run, but for now it does the job perfectly.(The 15-85mm lens is well under 4 inches long, but a very wide lens and there is no indication of the maximum lens width in the product description. The 15-85mm lens with lens hood attached has a 12.2 inches(31 cm) perimeter and 3.9 inches (10 cm) diameter.)I would like to note though that it will definitely take more than just a second to get the camera out of the case or back in for storage, it is NOT a fast "walkaround" storage. It does however provide some protection to scratches or bumps and it is so light and the material is so flexible that the camera bag will not take up much space in a pocket or camera backpack. For me the latter was an important plus, so I am very happy with my purchase. Also the feel of the material is very nice and you can carry the camera on its neckstrap while it is in the neoprene bag.All in all exactly what I was looking for with the only exception that it takes some time to get the camera in and out of the case.

I purchased this model as I needed a larger case for my camera body (moved from Canon T6 to 5D MK3). Advertised to fit the 5D MK3, it does not, only with a lot of stretching I that will cause it to eventually break.Buyer beware.

I had purchased this after all the rave reviews, but now I'm regretting it. I was hoping this would fit my Canon R6, EF-RF adapter, and a standard kit lens (24-105mm), but not even close. The lens doesn't fit at all. I could barely fit the camera with the adapter and the tripod base plate. It's a snug fit. Am truly disappointed because I was hoping this would be good to protect it somewhat while at the beach, but I was truly mistaken.I had also hoped this would fit my Canon 5D Mark IV with a base plate and lens, but no way. What a bummer. Now I'll have to look for something that's larger.

[Note: you can see my video review on YouTube titled "LensCoat DSLR Holster"]I was looking for a compact holster for ocasions in which I don't want to carry my camera bag around. There were 3 other brands I came across including Zing, OP/TECH USA, and USA Gear, before I discovered the LensCoat, which I think has the best design compared to the others. Each of the brands I mentioned earlier had some sort of problem (unattractive branding, inconvenient button snap closure, ...), but the LensCoat seem to have pulled it out.Benefits:1- Clean and seamless look, with no unattractive branding2- Easy velcro closure (no annoying button snaps, etc)3- Removable Front Element Protective Disk4- Simple and practical retaining strapIt is a perfect fit for 60D with 15-85mm zoom with hood (mounted for storage)The only complaint I have is that the price is a bit too high. I would have liked to see this priced similar to OP/TECH or the USA Gear.

I usually write reviews for really good or really bad products.This is very good.I use it with my 5d mkii & Canon 40mm pancake lens.It stretches nicely & the velcro is strong enough to support stretching.It just barely fits but it does the job.I need a very low profile case that will allow me to carry the camera in a backup without taking up space, yet protects the camera from small to medium bumps.It could use a bit thicker material.The material itself is very spongy & looks like would absorb impact adequately, but could've been 2-5mm thicker.

This is pretty much exactly what I was looking for. It fits my canon 7D with a 15-85mm lens no problem. I just wanted something to protect the camera while it was in a backpack. It is a little tough getting it on and off due to the tight fit, so if you want fast access to the camera this may not be the case for you. It may stretch out and allow for faster access in the future, not sure though. Overall, very happy with the product.

It fits perfectly around the Nikon D7000 with the Nikon 18-200 VRII lens attached. If one swivels the lens hood around, that fits inside the cover as well. As some other reviewers mentioned, this product doesn't allow for easy in/out access to the camera as it is a pretty snug fit. It works well in situations when one wants to take a camera along but not the camera bag. With this neoprene cover on, I just "throw' the camera in my regular bag. If you are looking for a bag that allows for quick access, I would suggest looking elsewhere. However, if you're looking for some good soft padding around your camera without too much bulk and plan to use this bag for protection while traveling, etc. but plan on having the camera out while on location, then this is product is a good fit.

I got this for carry-around purposes, for protection-in-another-bag.It holds my Nikon D90 and the kit 18-105 lens perfectly. I like the added protection for the front element. It's good for when I want to carry a backpack and put my camera in it with some protection from dings and dust.It won't provide major protection, but it fits into my Crumpler 5 Million Dollar Home with the case just like it would without the case, when I want more protection.One drawback is the velcro hooks on the fastening catch on the connector strap.Also, you should use the plastic hot-shoe cover, since I put a hole in the cover when it caught on the hot-shoe rail.I wish it has a built-in cap holder inside of the case. Great product overall!

This is amazing for the price! Fits my Canon t3i perfectly (without battery grip and with 18-55mm lens). Would recommend this for sure!

Nice protection for light packing. Good design and fits camera and small zoom lens well.

great protection for tramping around in the back country well made for the money

arrived on time and as expected.