Tenba Solstice 7L Sling Bag, Blue

2024-08-05T22:25:30

This is exactly what I was looking for to fit my camera and attached long lens for travel. Worked perfectly on an airplane under the seat. Light weight. Easy to get my camera out of the bag and start taking pictures.

MARK J.

2022-11-20T11:07:24

Very nice bag. I use it all the time now and I have several.

Anthony S.

2021-08-20T09:02:45

Very tidy bag for treks. I wouldnt mind having a little extra room to put stuff in the side pouch (not where the camera and lenses go), but obviously that comes at the cost of additional bulk/weight. I feel like they could have made the bigger 10L model a little more roomy.

DANIEL H.

2021-08-15T08:37:50

Perfect bag for my A7iii with 2 lenses and accessories. Makes it much easier to be mobile with the camera compared to my previous camera backpack.

ANUP S.

2021-02-26T08:41:14

Just what I was looking for! Small size, carries essentials for hiking like first aid, keys, ID, bars in the front outside pocket as well as essentials for my camera like an extra battery, lens wipes/pen, lens air blower. I don't like tripods so I carry my water bottle there instead. I have my G85 + kit lens (12-60) in one section, then the case for the kit lens and the case with my prime lens both in the bottom section. I am thinking about buying a telephoto lens and the set up will still work - 2 lenses in cases and one on the camera. I keep the rain cover stored in a small top compartment I made with the modular components, if I carry it at all. I live in the desert during a drought so... Looks and feels well made. It's not flimsy, no messed up stitching, with smooth zippers. The modular is great. All but a tiny bit of the top is lined for the velcro. The top ~2" has two lines for the velcro to attach to on each side, two horizonal and two vertical. I have mine vertical and this is where I hide the rain cover.

COLLEEN F.

2020-06-05T08:49:12

It’s amazing!!

RAAKIN S.

2019-11-26T19:31:31

I like the space and padding. I was looking for a manageable pack that could carry a variety of equipment for a weekend outing and still let me carry my ten essentials (Scouts know what I mean). The 20L size has the build to handle my needs and room for a jacket and safety gear. I can go camping and spend the day on wildflowers and birds, sunrise and sunset long exposures and then stay out late for Milky Way nightscapes and not have to keep repacking. The rain cover makes it even safer for my equipment. Also, I enjoy the security of the camera access at my back, away from wannabe thieves. I would recommend the 20L and the 24L Solstace

VICTOR R.

2019-09-13T08:39:24

I love this backpack by Tenba. No regrets!

JOSEPH K.

2019-04-16T16:49:28

The Tenba Solstice 10L is exactly what I needed. I prefer a sling bag because my camera is easily accessed without having to remove the bag. It is nicely padded for both camera, gear and my shoulder. The zipper and closures are of good quality. Everything I need for a morning or evening of shooting fits very comfortably. This was a good purchase and Adorama did a great job in getting this to me on time!

Heidi H.

2019-02-14T13:55:48

This bag is exactly what I wanted! I originally purchased the Lowepro Slingshot Edge 250 that didn't work for my needs, exchanged for this and it works perfectly. I wanted a sling bag with quick access that could carry my camera Sony A7iii with 1 to 3 lenses and small Joby 5k tripod and this bag works perfectly! It fits 85 1.4 attached to camera with lens hood on, 90mm 2.8 macro (90 fits easily with lens hood attached but if lens is attached to camera you just have to turn lens hood around) and 35mm 1.4 or 18mm 2.8 in the third slot. There's plenty of room in the front pocket for any additional items I just keep a spare battery in there. Quality is really nice. This is my first sling bag and I love being able to swing it around while wearing to get my camera out I can access it super quick and easy. If you're looking for a small sling bag that fits the perfect amount of gear this 7L is it.

Jeffrey B.

2019-02-06T10:06:00

Awesome back pack. Very well made and strong.Very secure for traveling, drop shoulder straps off and rotate hip belt around with pack to open, don’t have to take pack off.Plenty of room inside and nice big pockets on exterior sides, no problem for travel tripods to attach

RAYDON J.

2019-01-25T12:03:06

I checked this pack out at a local camera store and compared it to about 100 others. While no pack will ever be perfect for all users and situations, this one fit the bill perfectly for me. Able to carry enough stuff for a quality shoot in most any situation. Easy access to camera and equipment as well as a sleek design.

Gary B.

2018-12-27T08:35:18

Fit perfectly for a recent trip to New Zealand. I was able to use it as my carry-on and worked great for some short hikes. In the front compartment, I carried a Microsoft Surface Pro 4, a small sketch book, a small birding book, and a few pens. In the main (back) compartment, I carried a 18-300mm, 200-500mm, camera body and accessories. In the top compartment, I carried a smaller "roadtripper pod" (from REI) with other snacks and essentials. The side pouches are large and even fit my big Yeti water bottle. It seemed to put a little stress on the stitching but nothing came apart. The outer straps were convenient for carrying a jacket or tripod. The flat bottom worked well to keep the bag upright (most of the time) when set on the floor. The back access works well for the camera gear. It feels a little awkward suspended from the hip belt. I mean it is designed well and feels secure but I initially felt like an idiot with the bag in this position until I remembered that I was also wearing a camouflage bucket hat with fake leaves fluttering in the wind and I got over it. I notice a lot of bags now how external webbing sewn on the shoulder straps to reinforce the strap to bag connection. This bag doesn't have that but so far isn't showing any signs of ripping apart. Under weight, it feels like a lot of stress is placed on the shoulder strap if wearing only one or picking the bag up by one of the shoulder straps.Overall, it seems like a great bag so far.

Nathan M.

2018-12-18T09:52:36

This is a great bag. Hold my 5d Mark 3, 24-105ml lens just fine. It’s a little tight fitting my 70-200 2.8L, but the bag is great, I have no issue with space for memory cards. Very easy and excessable while hiking.

JEREMY S.

2018-11-15T15:15:29

I like the bag very much. It holds100-400 lens attached to my canon 6D mark II. A 70-200 lens, 2 rokinons, 2 extenders callus be placed very nice in the main compartment. The top compartment is wonderful. It is a perfect for Tenba skyline 8. Along with all the above it is not very huge, unlike the way it looks on my back. It fits underneath the seat for air travel!

KAMALA R.

2018-11-07T10:46:49

We tried smaller bags but they were just too compact for one mirrorless camera and two lenses. This one is JUST RIGHT. The addition pocket in front is perfect for a large iPhone or iPad mini, notebook. Etc. love the weather protection bag as well. Also has room to store a tri-pod. Perfect bag!

Alan H.

2018-09-04T08:39:36

With carrying underwater housings it's tough to find the one bag that's deep enough but not too bulky to carry on boats. I believe I've finally found that one bag.

MICHAEL P.

2018-07-19T06:43:16

nice bag for on the go everything fits and easy access comes with a handy rain bag perfect foe hiking to hard to get to spots

Jimmy N.

2018-06-14T03:05:33

This is a well thought out backpack with nicely organized and roomy places to put your equipment.

JOHN B.

2018-05-04T09:05:48

Love this bag. I feel real safe with my camera and equipment when I’m out. I love that i don’t have to put the bag down and when i do put it on the ground my back will not be dirty due to the bag on the ground. It’s able to fit under the sits on the plane. The bag feel good on when it is heavy.

DERRICK J.

2018-04-12T08:31:38

Light, versatile, comfortable, & well built!

WILLIAM F.