Bought it with a Canon Rebel T5, it feels great on my back.It's a cheap but useful bag for the beginner I am.The only thing I would have against it is: no water "coat", but I bought it knowing full well it didn't have one so that's on me.

I was looking for a sling bag, something simple. When I came across the AmazonBasics sling bag I had my doubts especially since there was (at the time of this review) only 2 feedback. With fingers crossed I placed my order and waited for the bag to arrive.Let me preface this by letting you know I am by no means a professional photographer. I've owned my share of cameras but the camera I have now is my first DSLR (Nikon D3100). This bag is not meant to carry ALL your gear. This is something you would take with you on the fly. Lets get on with the review!Quality:Perfect! The stitching is great the zippers work flawlessly. The way the bag was designed was clearly thought out. When I'm wearing the bag I can rotate it forward and get to my cam without ever taking the bag off my shoulder. A+Price:You cannot beat the bargain for this sling bag compared to what is currently available. A+Ergonomics/Comfort:This is a great fitting bag. I stand 5'9, 170lbs and this bag feels great. After adjusting the straps I wore it for a good 1-2 hours while I was snapping pics. I didn't experience any fatigue. A+Cons:Right not the only thing that I can think of that would be negative is that this bag is designed only for your left shoulder. It is not ambidextrous.The main strap goes over your left shoulder while a smaller, secure strap from the rear of the bag, slides under your right arm pit and snaps back into the bag. I posted pics so you can see exactly what I mean. Also I include a pic with the bag when it's rotated to the front of my body for easy access. I'm not going into anymore detail since it was already included. Feel free to ask questions.

I have the Nikon D3200 with three lenses, loads of filters and other accessories and it fits them all in as well as my wallet and keys and my monopod on the side. If you're semi-pro and have tons of gear this may not be for you, but it's comfortable to wear, practical and stylish. I am very pleased with this bag and have taken it on several field trips.

I have a Nikon D3000 with an extra zoom lens. This bag is a little more than I needed for what I have, but I have a lot of room for expansion, if I need it later. I really didn't know it was so big, or i might have found another. Not the fault of the bag though. Great quality at a much lower price than the rest.

I like a camera case that isn't too small and isn't too big; I like one that is just right. And this case is perfect for my Canon SX260. The case is nicely padded on the interior. The zippers aren't flimsy. The outside pocket isn't huge, but is big enough for a spare battery or extra SD card or something like that. It's not a giant camera bag to carry tons of things obviously. There is a neck strap that hooks on and is quite fine to me. As said, I think this camera bag is just right for a point-and-shoot digital camera, such as a Canon SX260,

I bought this for my husband, he absolutely loves the bag has been using it for a good while now, he says it's very comfortable to carry and lots of space to put all his camera stuff. Definately a good buy.

Fits a great deal of gear.Got my Canon 80D with grip and a 24-70 2,8 mounted.Also fits one Canon 70-200 4,0 and a 50mm 1,8 and a bunch of filters

Great bag. Comfortable to wear.Lots of padded pockets.