Used Slinger BigBag Video Handbag XL with wheels

2025-01-01T10:07:11

This is a great case. I can carry my Canon C200 (without removing the side handle) with all the accessories along with shoulder mount, 6 lenses and more. It is very sturdy and easy to carry around.

BEHZAD B.

2024-04-10T07:52:53

Overall a solid bag, My only complaint is that the amount of dividers it includes doesn't allow you for enough customization. I ended up having to use some left over from previous back purchases to adequately protect lenses etc within their own area.

BRAD R.

2022-07-27T07:58:57

The Slinger V3 BigBag Video Handbag is well made with plenty of room. I particularly liked the movable Velcro sections.

STEPHEN O.

2022-01-19T07:12:50

Safe and secure. Everything fits nicely in the bag. Accommodates all accessories. Lightweight design.

DRACIR A.

2021-11-24T02:08:28

To big for being a handbag, for example it is not possible to travel with it as hand baggage.

MARIA G.

2021-09-30T09:21:20

Very well built bag lots of compartment bright inside color helps see inside, good wheel and pull out Handel system. I do recommend this case.

MENDY B.

2021-06-14T13:23:26

The bag was too bulky for me. Was able to carry everything, but not the easiest to travel with.

BRANDON W.

2021-03-17T16:57:13

Just as advertised. Perfect size. Padded top and sides, protect the camera and gear; inside partitions are movable/removable, so you can configure the inside to accommodate whatever you want to put inside. Durable (so far).

Bernel D.

2021-01-13T09:39:36

Great size and weight is perfect. Definitely give plenty of space for equipment.

FEDERICO A.

2020-10-14T08:06:49

Solid bag. Has lots of space for my camcorder, accessories, and even a bit more. The dividers inside are meant for a DSLR/mirrorless setup with lenses and aren't very well designed for a dedicated video bag, but I've also never been worried about protection and safety for equipment. Excellent!

WILL S.

2020-06-05T09:01:39

Way better bag than I expected. Absolutely room for everything. Would definitely buy again.

BENJAMIN H.

2020-02-25T15:33:35

It is a perfect fit for my Sony HRX-MC2500 Shoulder Mount AVCHD Camcorder. It is dependable and easy to store. I can store lights, extra batteries, a compartment case to store extra sd cards, chargers, laptops to fit in the bag. When I’m not working or recording I store my camcorder in the handbag for safe storage. I love the fact that it has wheels for mobility.

VICTOR O.

2019-09-12T10:13:49

I bought this initially for two different applications. First, I wanted a bag for my Panasonic AG-UX180 and all the extras I would need to cover a live event from the back of a room. So I would only need a tripod and this bag. The Slinger V2 fit the bill perfectly! Second, I wanted to be able to remove the dividers and use it as a catch all for some larger items like my Zhiyun crane lab 3 gimbal, monitors, audio kit, etc for larger productions when shooting interviews or doc work. Minimizing the amount of bags I have with me means I know where to find what I need and is easier to manage. I also love that while I can fully load it up, I don't have to carry it around because it has wheels! The only think I wish it had was a way to replace the wheels like I have seen on some other bags. That said, for the price, this ticks all of my needs!

Cameron R.

2019-07-31T14:01:18

Excellent products! Super fast shipping! Great customer service!

Robert D.

2018-12-31T08:27:55

The camera equipment received is of superior quality. We look forward to using the camera to film our worship service.

FRED H.

2018-05-27T16:42:42

Just the bag I needed in order to transport my video gear WITH A SINGLE BAG while on location. The sheer size of this bag is perfect for DSLR/Mirrorless video shooters who get tired of having to break down your rig into several cases/smaller bags while moving from location to location on a shoot. In my case, I am able to use this one back to pack away the Panasonic GH4 camera while mounted on a Smallrig Cage with the top handle attached as well as being mounted in a 12" rail mount (with rails attached), follow focus; all while having the Camtree MB-23 CF carbon fiber matte box fully attached all in the main compartment. Not to mention enough room to stow the shoulder pad/rail attachment on the side of the camera rig, and a Sennheiser MD 46 ENG mic with flag. I was able to do this by removing the soft compartment attached inside on the long axis of the bag. I then move the smaller soft compartment to the top end of the bag. In the top compartment, I placed 3 Sony NP-F770, one NP-F970, one NP-F550, and one Panasonic GH4 battery. Next to that in the same compartment, I then store away my Rode Videolink receiver and xlr mic plug-in transmitter as well as a Rode VideomicGo mic and the deadcat and foam windscreens. In the bottom inside compartment, there is plenty of room for my Atomos Ninja Flame 10" recording monitor, SSD/Caddy(s), HDMI cables with more room for more accessories. On the small outside compartment, there's only room for thin items such as paperwork or in my case, the collapsible monitor sun shade. On the larger outside compartment, I was able to store one two-hand 15mm rail bottom handle, one single hand 15mm rail bottom handle, a bag of lens caps and lens-to-camera body adapter, a 7" friction arm (laying flat underneath the rig handles), with still plenty of room for more accessories/cables/etc. The bag is bulky, but that is because of the extra soft padding to keep items from getting banged up, but isn't too bulky to be a nuisance. PROS: You can load a complete DSLR rig with accessories and have plenty of space for even MORE items. Enabling you to utilize ONE BAG for all your vital items. CONS: The carrying handle that tucks away inside a zippered compartment at the top of the bag feels a touch flimsy; meaning, once extended, it flexes as if the extension mechanism is loose. That being said, it doesn't/hasn't broken off. It's just an odd feeling. Really, the only issue with this bag. Only time will tell if this becomes a real issue.

DEMARCUS D.

2018-02-27T03:17:22

I am thoroughly impressed. I’ve used Porta brace for several of the camera I’ve had in the past and always believed they were the measure to use for any camera bag. I think I found a solid competitor. This bag is large enough to hold my Panasonic UX-90 and everything else I need with it. I can also even fit a smaller DSLR on the side of the main compartment. The only thing I may add is a shoulder strap. Where I go, rolling isn’t always an option. The end loops are rugged enough it would probably be little effort. Very sturdy construction and padding. Orange interior is great to find your equipment.

MAVERICK D.

2017-12-21T08:21:41

I had been watching at B&H for an Arco V55 video bag, which I thought was great, but when this one came up on sale at Adorama, the price was too good to pass up. Although it is just a tiny bit smaller, i like that it has more divided inserts inside ( a common complaint of the Arco bag). Only complaints i can say are I wish the insert were designed that they could be reversed (they are designed to just go in the direction they are in the photos but can reverse awkwardly if you have a camera with handle that suits that better like my Sony FS5. Secondly, the padded handle on top is nice, but a bit too wide making it a slightly awkward to hold unless you have huge hands (I have large ones). Lastly, when positioned upright as in the main photo, you do feel it could easily tip over, as the "base" is not super study for upright sitting. Other than that, best bag I have found, of the roller type with great, strong handle. Great consideration.

Grant V.

2017-08-18T10:40:40

The best bag for traveling with all your equipment. convenient and has many compartments for storing professional cameras and other equipment. Perfect~!

SuedeEnt

2017-04-06T08:35:08

It was larger than anticipated but that worked out as I'm able to carry the 4 channel mixer in it as well as my XF100 camera, 4 wireless lav mics, extra shotgun mic, batteries, and a few other odds and ends. The only downside I've found is that the compartments are closed by flaps with velcro fasteners and if you've got a bit of weight in one (batteries, for example) the velcro may pop itself open under the weight.

MICHAEL S.

2017-03-30T13:47:45

Great BAG for my Photography Profesion... Carry Everything in One... Very SPACIOUS...

Fausto R.

2017-01-20T14:56:29

This camera bag is excellent. Price is very competitive.

KRIS W.

2017-01-18T12:06:21

After 3 months of use the both zippers busted. Nothing like a Portabrace. I received them in a package deal with other items. It's a shame because aside from the zipper the bag of excellent quality.

jeremie B.

2016-11-21T10:44:40

This bag has a great build quality and fits my URSA Mini and several lenses easily.

BRANDON S.

2016-09-01T18:04:31

The quality of the bag seems amazing, great handle/wheels and inside compartments, but literally first time I used it every single zipper broke, even the ones inside the side compartments.

Kyle F.

2016-07-11T15:24:37

Had a ton of bags over the years, good and bad. This bag would rate in the top three. Love the size, construction and flexibility. Planning on buying another very soon. Highly recommend.

Michael S.

2016-07-11T13:45:15

Partitions are well organized and plentiful. The case itself is on the heavy side.

MANUEL G.

2016-07-01T08:55:02

It's very useful I can put all my gear on it.

Mahmut A.

2016-06-29T09:33:19

I've had the bag less than a month, and so far it has offered no big surprises. For openers, it is BIG, The dividers are arranged for a LARGE video camera. However, I'm using it for two Canon 5D mark 3 bodies, a few lenses, a couple of flashes, and the usual odds & ends. . . like battery chargers, spare batteries, a small reflector, notebook, etc. This means the provided dividers are not what I needed & I had to add a few. No big deal if you happen to have some hanging around, which I did. The bag lacks a few of the details that many (most?) other bags offer. In particular. it does not have the tiny pockets for CF memory cards, or any memory cards for that matter. AND, my two sets of AA batteries are just floating around inside. One of the outside pockets has pockets/netting inside which solves a few problems, but they do not sead & I'm assuming things will fall out when the bag is handled by professional baggage handlers . . . . . the one at the airport . . . . I was hoping I'd be able to get my tripod inside, but (as I expected) it did not fit. I'll have to try it with a different tripod. At the offered sale pride, price it is a good deal . . . if it stands up . . . I'll have a better idea in 5 years, ask me then! Stan

STAN G.

2016-06-12T05:36:33

Rugged exterior, padded interior, two pocket compartments and another for wires and such. The best part -wheels and a handle. Used it twice so far - it secures your gear well. However, if you try to roll it up stairs where the bottom rubs against outdoor material, such as concrete, it will wear down the outer layer of the bag. So, lift it, or take an elevator if you can. A rubber or plastic piece would have easily protected the area near the wheels. It's not exactly waterproof but a little light rain won't soak your gear inside. Great purchase for less than $180 for my Sony HXR MC2500.

ANTHONY D.