Review on Versatile & Stylish S-ZONE Water Resistant Camera Messenger Bag with Canvas & Leather Trim by Marlo Schlachter

+ Yellow interior helps in low light + Looks good, definitely one of the nicest Revain bags in my opinion Camera and a few lenses but not contiguous. It's so small that everything just snaps together, very little space isn't a problem, it's a nuisance. "The lack of a shoulder pad hampers the deal. This is a camera bag. Its only job is to carry things comfortably. Can you imagine wearing this for hours without support? That's not a lot of weight, of course, but it can become uncomfortable in the long run. - Questionable interior padding - quite thin. Wouldn't trust an expensive camera. I mean there's padding, but it's by no means good. Looks cheap, you get what you pay for. From the very first touch of the straps you will realize how inferior they are. Mine is already worn and I've used the straps literally 3 times. This is faux leather of very poor quality. I don't know if I can stress that enough. The skin literally falls apart. It's like paper. Just read some reviews, this has happened to everyone even after a few months. - Straps are uncomfortable. With other camera bags you unzip and you're done - with this one you have to unzip both straps, then zip them up and then zip them up again. It's bloody illogical. The only reason you would get a bag like this is for quick and easy access to the camera, but winding and reinserting the straps is a waste of time and gets tedious quickly. You can leave it unraveled but then the bag will look silly and completely ruin the purchase of this bag, it's that good. The buckle on the strap is held in place by magnets. Absolutely ridiculous. It doesn't take a lot of pressure to loosen the buckle, so I can easily imagine losing the buckle. Some reviewers have already done so. The bag looks nice. That's all. They pay $25 for a fashion statement because it's absolutely poor quality and impractical in every other way. I honestly wouldn't buy again. After all, you get what you pay for. Sure, it's nice that it's $25, but you have to wonder how bad it must be to be worth $25.