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Not the best camera bag but I took out the dividers and use them as a trick for everyone. Now he carries my broken camera around. i love this bag I leave the top "basket" in place for a smaller catch of all items. I like this company's products. Very high quality items from bags to tripods.

I love the sturdy construction of this camera messenger bag. It fits in my 80D, 3 lenses and a teleconverter on top. The top is fairly flat due to the compartment at the bottom. I use this to hold a telephoto lens. The shoulder pad is very comfortable even on long walks. One of the zipped compartments has a rain cover. Compartments for storing filters, cleaning products and notes. Very expensive at $50!

Finally taking this bag for a walk. Love it. The tripod option is too small for my Sirui, but I still wanted to use an external tripod strap. I used a tripod bag for my long 300mm tele and it has room! It is not difficult to find the right thing in a bright interior. Lots of pockets and flexible Velcro closures. It was comfortable on my shoulder even with a full load. Great bag that beats well above its price range.

I have Vanguard binoculars and have always admired the quality and ingenuity of the housing. I bought a Discovery 15 specifically for an old FUJI HS10 camera. My goal was to keep the case as snug as possible to protect and also store the camera. But there is enough space inside to remove the camera without jerks. This case is perfect. Be sure to measure your camera before you buy it and decide if you want to take an extra lens with you. My camera has a built-in 30x lens, so one unit. The bag…

These comments are about the VEO Discover 38 Messenger Bag. I have several camera bags. My previous bag (most used) is the Mindshift large backpack. Functionally, Mindshift is great, but more than once I found its size to be a disadvantage. I was looking for a medium sized bag and finally found the Vanguard Discover 38 Messenger. After the first use I realized that I have a new bag. My favorite feature is the base that fits my Manfrotto Be-Free travel tripod like they designed a bag for it. So…

Well, for once, I've decided to step back and give a more full review. Also with photos! From the outside, my first impression was that the bag is quite compact and sleek, but also quite angular. The opening didn't change anything, for my mirrorless it is about 1/3 too deep (see 10th photo). That's almost 2 times more than I need. On the outside there's great facility for holding a tripod and the side zips for camera access work well but only on one side, the other side being useless unless you