Review on 📷 Timbuk2 Camera Sling Bag - Enhancing SEO by Adam Rogers

Like many casual (but serious) amateur photographers, I have several camera bags that I've researched, measured, and taken the time to purchase. These bags mostly lie on the floor in my dining room because they slide off my shoulder too easily, don't protect enough, are too bulky to reach my stuff (bulky), or are too big/small. I picked up this bag at the Timbuk2 store in Denver last year and "dropped it off" that day thinking it might be too small. I finally took the plunge and got these from Revain and hallelujah I may have found the most perfect bag for MY needs. It's worth noting that no matter what I photograph, I try to travel lighter by simplifying it. Learn to make decisions before you walk out the door. This bag is comfortable and fits well enough on my shoulder. It has quite thick padding for the camera. It's big enough to fit in my gigantic camera body (Nikon D7100) and a larger Sigma Art 24-105 lens with more glass. My smaller DSLR body easily fits 2 lenses. There is only one small flat zippered pocket that can hold your phone, keys and small items. I wish it was a little more - maybe. but it's a swing, huh? I will update this in a few months if there are any changes but after a few rides I was hooked on this bag. Oh, and the quality of the zippers and shoulder straps is top notch. Comes with a small nylon pouch to put your camera in (on the inside of the padding) - it may be waterproof but I'm not quite sure how to use it yet. UPDATE - actually ordered a second one in case it is discontinued. Became invaluable for "just a carry-on SLR camera". I would like 2 inches more for my big phone but this is the best case in my collection. An added benefit is that the thick padding insulation will help slowly acclimate the camera back to the warmer room temperature. LOVE THE BAG - for my needs it's just a bomb. Another advantage is a durable waterproof bottom of the bag that protects against snow/wet/dirt. Well done Timbuk2!