📸 Fotasy Ultralight Portable Flash Case: Canon, Metz, Nikon, Nissan, Pentax, Sony Flashes Speedlite Holder with Diffuser & Battery Storage Review

The Canon Speedlite 470EX-AI is a perfect fit for this bag holder, plus an additional compartment on the bottom of the bag holder that opens to allow you to carry four AA batteries for your Speedlite to attach a flash.

It's not particularly pretty but it works with my Canon 580 Exii flash. There is a small battery pouch, thin but the flash is protected in my pocket. For the price unbeatable.

Made of cheap material. It's also bulky, has a chunky design with a pocket or case underneath, doesn't fit standard sizes, and its unusual shape and length makes it difficult to slip into a regular camera bag.

I lost my 600ex-rt flash case and couldn't find a replacement so I settled on this one. It does the job well and has an extra battery or filter holder that comes with the flash. I would give 5 stars if it was soft but it's not critical.

Bought this cover for the Opteka flash. Then I bought a Revain Basics flash to take with me and packed the Opteka in a bag with tripods and umbrellas. I now use the Revain Basics case and it fits perfectly. There is also an inner pocket for a hot shoe stand. It has a waist belt that can be unfastened (Velcro) at one end and reattached to the belt without removing the belt.

This $7.59 Flash Case is a great purchase. The bag also fits a Metz 64-AF1, Nikon SB-800, Olympus FL-50R or some other Olympus FL-600R. This pouch is MOLLE compatible and uses the back strap to easily slide over the strap and attach without having to remove and put on the strap. I believe the zipped pocket at the bottom of the bag was intended for the fabric as a diffuser, which is a snug fit. There's no mention that there's a spot at the top of that bottom pocket to safely store four AA…

I bought this bag to replace my old bag. The original was leather. With age it began to deteriorate. It started cracking and pouring pieces of plastic into my camera bag. I had to clean the camera and lens every time I used it. But this bag is made of nylon and will not dry out or tear. And the fit is perfect! The flash does not slip into the pocket. It's well padded and reliable. The only possible problem that may arise in the future is the velcro. Velcro sometimes loses its ability to hold up

Yes, the flash body doesn't have as much padding as others have said, but the material is good quality and thick enough. The most important thing for me was finding a flash housing that would fit my Godox V860II with the MagMod MacGrip attached to the flash. I figured for under $7 why not take a chance. And it fits, albeit a little snugly, as the MacGrip head is a bit wider than the velcro cover on top, but that's fine with me as it fits without having to remove the MacGrip. The back of the…

I use two of these bags to store Yongnuo YN600EX-RT II flashes. They definitely fit well (the clasp barely closes and only closes when you put the end of the shoe in first. If it's still very tight, rotate the flash so the LCD panel is facing the opposite direction, the slightest extra Bonus). The quality, material, finish etc. are very similar to the case that came with the Yongnuo YN-E3-RT II transmitter and this case is very similar. Not that it makes a difference but it's nice that all my…