X-Pac Pro Camera Sling Bag 7L

A decent sling bag and it holds everything I need it to albeit it's a bit tight and the material is really stiff with no give, but then probably needs a bit of breaking in. Don't know if it's me, but mine doesn't seem as big, or as deep as the one in the photo. I hope it's the right one... That said I managed to cram a Nikon mirrorless with 40mm lens along with a 20mm and an 85mm, 2 spare batteries, 4 SD cards, a VND/polarising filter and step down ring, lens cloth and a couple of bits, but it really was a squeeze. Absolutely no way a tablet is fitting in there along with everything else. As soon as I get a small tripod I'll really know, but it's a good quality, well made bag and all-in-all I'm very happy with it, even if the strap and shoulder pad are very disappointing.

Great bag, with some caveats

Great bag for run n gun camera works, especially in bad weather. Well padded, spacious main compartment and fit more than advertised. Very water resistant, no problem going out in tropical storm. Internal pockets are on the small side, and won't accomodate bigger camera accessories. The biggest downside of the bag is the strap. Small strap, with tiny shoulder pad. It is not comfortable to carry a fully loaded bag with this strap. Highly recommend Instinct London to redesign the strap to be larger with more shoulder padding added, camera gear are not light weight !

Excellent bag overall, but the strap is a let down

This is a well-made and sleek camera bag. I bought it for my om-5 mk ii and lenses. Everything fits wonderfully, and the bag does not look like a camera bag, a big plus. The strap is just a bit too thin, and also, there is no good quick way to cinch the strap tight so the bag is up against your back, and loosen it quickly so it hangs lower. It's still totally worth it, but design decisions like that strap when everything else was so good, it's just strange. The water bottle pockets are a big thing for me, plus the built in under the bag straps.