Case Logic TBC-410 DSLR Camera Sling, Black

2019-07-14T09:10:15

Just a tad small for me, but looks stylish and strong.

Edmund L.

2018-11-29T15:21:01

WriAnother case that the description by the manufacturer doesn't come close to the truth. I can't understand for the life of me why these retailers simply don't make a case that works with our equipment. It isn't that difficult or expensive to make cases minimally larger so that it will do what they claim it will do. There is no way any DSLR will fit in this case, along with one extra lens. I doubt a DSLR by itself and a mounted lens would even fit. I bought this case for my small mirrorless Sony a6300 (substantially smaller than any DSLR) and two lenses. If you remove all lens hoods, even my small a6300 + one extra lens is a tight fit. The only way it will fit is if I carry the Sony a6300 and its mounted prime lens in the case that's supposedly designed for a DSLR with a mounted lens + another lens. Taking out the two dividers allows my small Sony to fit in the main compartment with an attached prime lens. If I remove the lens hood on the second lens, I can stow that other lens (and, possibly another small prime) in the upper compartment that was actually designed to carry sundries or a sandwich and a stubby bottle of drinking water. Don't waste any money on this case. I truly can't fathom why the other reviewers are saying what they are sayingte your review here. It must be at least 10 characters long. ConCase Logic TBC-410 DSLR Camera Sling,sider whether you would recommend this product and what you like or dislike about it.

John P.

2018-10-26T08:46:13

Awkward is the word to best describe this carry case from the time you unpack it and try to figure out how to get into it, how to put it on, and how to best adjust the straps. I thought it was just me but it still was a problem to fit my Canon Speedlite 580EXII into the side pocket as pictured in the product pictures. It doesn't fit and has to be stowed in the upper carry pocket. It is a VERY tight fit to push my Canon EOS Rebel T2i with attached Sigma DC 18-200mm Zoom lens into the main case positions. I have not had this carry pack long enough to get out in the field with it because it is still on probation and determination of ease of use and carry are yet to will be decided.

ROBERT W.

2017-07-25T11:02:16

My son loves it

Terry T.

2017-03-14T10:40:43

good size for my needs-dslr w/wide angle zoom and separate compartment for? easy access

A K.

2017-02-18T07:52:00

Bought this bag to carry my Micro FourThrids camera, 3 lenses, a couple filters, extra battery, charger and a small tripod. No complaints about build quality, zippers, dividers... it's a solid bag, and everything fits in nicely. After all, it's marketed as a DSLR bag, and my gear is way smaller. Two main deal breakers for me: - The sling strap is uncomfortable after a little while. I'm used to carrying around much more gear with DSLRs and bulkier bags. For some reason, this bag feels heavier. - The side entry compartment may work fine with a DSLR and large lens, but smaller cameras don't have any support. I need to carefully unzip the compartment using both hands to prevent the camera from slipping off the bag once it's open.

Sabas G.

2016-12-14T15:34:55

It's a little bit smaller than I expected but I can still get the stuff I need for a day shoot in it. It's a nice little bag. Lots of compartments.

RIck G.

2016-06-17T08:26:29

I love this pack, it easily fits my D7000 and two extra lenses, plus filters. Lots of room for what I need and makes getting my camera out on motorcycle or hiking very easy.

TILA Z.

2013-07-23T21:00:00

I purchased this bag for a trip to Europe. I am going to just take one camera plus an extra lens. This camera bag has to fit inside a personal item carry on for the air travel. I don't think I could have found a better bag for the price. My only complaint is the camera portion of the bag is pretty tight for my D800.

Delbert H.