Review on OP TECH USA Pouch Rangefinder by Souly Buddy

During my last vacation I didn't want to take a real camera bag with me. I use a small shoulder bag for trips and this padded case allows me to slip my Fuji X100T (neatly) right into the shoulder bag. Significantly less conspicuous and still comfortable. This body fits the X100T perfectly even with the filter adapter and lens hood installed - it wobbles a bit when the lens hood is not installed. So if your camera is smaller than mine, you may need a smaller body (OP/TECH USA makes about a million). models, one will do it.) There is very little real structure to it; It's great protection for a camera in another bag or in case of strap impacts, but its sheer flexibility makes attaching the camera difficult. Maybe I just haven't found the right technique yet. No big deal. The only thing I don't like about it is that there is a short strap in the middle of the bag that is used to hold your camera strap so you can take your camera out of the bag and leave the bag hanging from your camera strap ( They also include adapters for attaching the strap to a lens barrel or tripod mount). Since this bag strap is quite short, sometimes using the camera with the bag hanging from the camera strap becomes a juggling act to get the bag out of the way. That's a great idea - I just think it would be better if the bag strap was a few inches longer. Overall this is what I wanted.