GomaticCamera Sling Bag – 8L Small DSLR & Mirrorless Camera Bag for Travel & Photography – Quick Access Camera Case with Adjustable Strap – Water-Resistant Sling Camera Bag & Accessories Storage

I’ve tried a few bags like this recently and none have been quite right. This is pretty much perfect for me though. It just about fits everything camera wise that I’d need for a week long northern lights trip abroad, and is small enough to be considered a personal item and go under the plane seat for easyJet and Icelandair (Icelandair are particularly strict and only give you 40x30x15cm, the 15 being an issue with most bags, but not this one!). Yes it’s expensive for such a small bag, but it’s extremely well made using premium feeling materials.

I got this as a daily goto bag. I wanted something for protection, not to pack with gear. This easily takes my Nikon Z8 with the z24-120mm f4 attached or my Hasselblad X2G with the xcd25V (the longest new V lens) with the spare batteries going to the side pockets. It is a tight fit though, but that offers great protection, Its very well made and comfortable over the shoulder too. With the hood reversed there's space - as shown in the image - for maybe a small flash. If you're using a shorter lens, you'd get a 2nd lens in there. Very nice product. For a small camera, like a Leica , this would be fantastic. I also used it wit the Nikon z8 with the z28-400 attached with the hood on. It’s a perfect fit. Ideal for my use case. Also took the Hasselblad X2D with the ccd55v attached AND room for the xcd25V . That’s very useful. I never expected to get a 2nd lens in.

Great size for my use.It will fit a Sony a7iii with the 70-200 ii (May not work with other camera bodies). I can sit a 50mm on top at it still closes. Good pockets for small accessories.Comes with a little hook strap so you can use it without having to zip it back up every time.My only cons are- bag strap is not detachable- the single strap to hold by hand is in a strange place (assuming it’s what it’s for)

I have a habit of buying sling bags.I have quite a few (Bellroy 10L, Peak Design 10L, Wandrd 10L) and I love them all. I use them all depending on what I am doing. It's actually amazing how different each one is!So much like my other reviews I will do a little comparison.This one is the smallest (its an 8L I believe) but only by a little compared to the Bellroy. I love the little toggle that you can use to keep the bag closed but still open enough to grab stuff. The bag itself is well made. Has loads of compartments and everything does fit nicely once inside.Its comfortable to wear although I would say that the Bellroy sling is the most comfy to wear out of all the slings I have.This has no quick release like the Bellroy and Peak Design (Bellroy's one is still better than the Peak Design one as well) but all I need to do to negate this is to get it to the right length before I go out and leave it at that. Of all the other slings this has the best opening though, really nice and wide.I know I have other 10L slings and if this one was 10L and had a quick release this would be amazing.

really liked the quality and internal layout. It's just not very big. there was no way I could get a mirrorless plus a significant zoom lens plus phone and keys etc. returned

Ignore the excellent online reviews, they clearly have not used the bag. It is fundamentally flawed with two design faults. The zipped lid curves a lot over the two end sections and makes it very difficult to get anything into or out of them, so a camera will only fit in the centre section.Worse is the clam shell design with all the storage pockets in them, it looks good in photos, but when the bag is closed only very thin items will fit. If you put batteries or anything slightly thick in the pockets the bag will not close!!The effective capacity is nowhere near the stated size, I bought a Tenba Axis bag which has far more room and costs £70 less.

Pros:Perfect for taking my camera and its essentials out to shoot. Fits everything you need comfortably with excellent protection. Strong and splash resistant and most importantly comfortable and lightweight.Cons:The downside is that inside the bag has a lot of lint and dust. my camera looked like is sat in someones woollen jumper on first use. I recommend wiping inside the bag with a damp cloth or using tape to pull most of the loose lint off. I fixed a satin fabric inside the bag as well so my camera pops out much easier and dust free.Also a personal opinion, I don't like that big pirate skull design. It's more appealing for younger people.

i like the design , the sturdiness but disappointed with the internal size , not big enough for sony a7r4 with 24-70 & 24mm lens