Review on 📷 Evecase Large Canvas Messenger SLR/DSLR Camera Bag with Rain Cover – Ideal for Digital Cameras, Laptops, and Accessories – Gray by Albert Wallin

I've used this once. It is my "in between bag" when a backpack is too large. Like many others, I wanted something that didn't scream CAMERA! when I don't have a tripod along. This does the trick. It held two large lenses, body (with smallish lens) and a bunch of other junk (tripod, various filters, lens brush, extra batteries, cards, sun glasses, wallet, 2 cell phones,and flash). The handles are well made. The interior padded compartment met my expectations. The top flap and straps are sturdy. I absolutely love the multiple handles and used them quite a bit. The shoulder strap cushion is poor, but I'll replace that with one I purchased that is more comfortable. The side pockets are a bit small for anything above an 8 oz bottle of water, but I used used a carabiner to attach a bottle to another spot.My only complaint about the bag is how the tripod attaches. I love the idea of it, but in real use it becomes a burden. This is because every time you open the top flap, it releases the straps that also hold the tripod. I absolutely plan to use this as a walk-around bag, but I plan to sew my own straps to the bottom of the bag to hold the tripod. Once that is in place, this will be the perfect bag to carry a lot of equipment!When this is compared to more expensive bags, the real value shines. Build quality is solid. It's a good looking bag, but not an expensive looking bag (i.e. less likely someone is going to try to steal it). It's accented enough with brass, cloth and leather that I had no issues using it to take my work laptop into the office. To me it is the perfect travel bag.