Lowepro Adventura, Camera Schoulder Bag with Adjustable/Removable Shoulder Strap

When I'm traveling light, this case is perfect. My DSLR, extra lens, and Speedlight fit (yeah, it's a tight fit, but that's OK). Lowepro makes great cases.

Well constructed, reasonably priced for a LowePro product. I really like LowePro bags and this one is just what I need for my Nikon d750. I usually carry just the camera with one general zoom attached so I wanted something smaller but I also wanted room for my 105mm macro if needed. It is a little snug with both but they do fit and it has front pockets to put a wallet and a side pocket for my cell. The only negative is that the carrying strap squeaks when I walk! LOL Love this bag.

Nice construction and ample space for mi Fuji ex-1 with th 18-55mm zoom…and still has soace for an extra lens. Would buy again

Nikon Coolpix P1000 fits nicely sideways in this versatile bag, with minimal wasted space and adequate padding.

I’m a well known pro and have had several Lowepro camera and video bags. Lowepro’s are generally very well made and thoughtfully designed. Considering this SH 160 II is the largest of the Adventura series, I thought it would be much bigger. Although it’s not large enough for my needs, if all you seek to carry is one compact camera and no additional lenses, it might be ideal. It’s also appropriately sized for an APS-C compact mirrorless camera without an electronic viewfinder. Lenses for this type of camera are typically smaller, too--given this scenario you could fit in one additional compact lens.At the time of this review, this bag is bargain priced at under $20. For those who need space for a camera body, a couple of lenses, and possibly an additional compact flash, I recommend the AmazonBasics Large DSLR Camera Gadget Bag, or Lowepro’s excellent yet pricey 170 AW, or 180 AW. Happy shooting to you and yours!

It's been the house of my personal recorder and accessories for a couple years now. I use it as a holder when I'm recording, attaching the recorder to the lid, above the bag. that way I can manipulate it and have my mics on my hand and walk around. that's when the problem showed. The plastic clips that hold the belt, screeches and that sound can filter into the recording. Sometimes it can be very annoying and I have to use clothes or tape on it to reduce the noise.

A very convenient and small bag in case there is no need for a large backpack (I use Lowepro Flipside Trek BP 450 AW) with a full set of photo accessories and at a great price. My Nikon d7200with a Nikon 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3 VR attached, Tokina AT-X 11-20mm f/2.8 PRO and Nikon AF DX Fisheye-NIKKOR 10.5mm f/2.8G ED fit in this bag. After that, there is still place in the side pockets for all sorts of small photo accessories.

I don't always want to lug around a big camera bag or backpack, so I bought this bag for traveling and walk around purposes. It holds my Nikon D810 body, an extra battery or two, and ONE smaller prime lens at a time (such as a 50mm or a 20mm prime), so it's perfect for that. It protects everything very well and can take a few bumps and scuffs while protecting the contents. Comes with a good should strap.If you own a large DSLR and tote around longer lenses, this won't work, and I'd recommend a larger shoulder bag or backpack. Otherwise, you won't be disappointed with this bag.