Review on 📷 Optimized for SEO: Ape Case Pro Medium Camera Bag for Digital SLR and Video Cameras (ACPRO1200) by Ryan Turner

I like everything so far. He is tall and slim - just like in the photo. It is very well made, high quality. Very customizable. I needed a case to carry my 7D2 and a couple of lenses including a 70-200 2.8 IS II, plus a couple of flashes, a couple of remotes, straps, batteries etc - and it fit. / Straps in front (zigzag stuff) - the idea is great, but the execution is lame. Drawstrings are cheap, the ties are very flimsy and should be on the top, not the bottom - if you pull too hard the loose ends will flap under the bag. I will explain more with photos. So far this is the only shoulder bag I've found that fits everything I want. UPDATE - I've taken her to 1 basketball and 2 hockey pitches. Is it ideal for me - no. But it's closer. In addition, the carrying handle and shoulder strap are heavy and secure. The shoulder strap is crossed - I would have preferred it to be connected in the middle or on the side. The criss-cross webbing works, but I'd rather have decent straps or loops for my own straps. The clamps keep loosening. So here's what I have in my bag: 7d MK II with attached 55-250mm IS STM, 10-18mm, 18-55mm and 70-200 2.8 IS II.600 EX and 320 EX flashes plus an 8- SF-18 cell battery pack. A pair of Trigmaster consoles, 2 - 622C TXVR and 622C TX-ETTL. Clip, Vivitar filter set(s), PL filters of various sizes, camera batteries, charger, 12 AA and 4 AAA batteries, etc. I always carry a monopod, Joby tripod and spare glasses. for a slim laptop and more than one zip compartment for flat documents, manuals or printouts.