📷 Vanguard Divider Bag 46: Optimized Insert & Protection Bag for SLR/DSLR Camera, Lenses, Accessories Review

Much lighter than a hard case but with the same protection. Stable, adjustable compartments. I use it to store two mirrorless cameras, about ten lenses, an external hard drive, and chargers. I also used six smaller compartments for accessories like batteries, memory cards, extension tubes and a trigger. If you want to store 10-12 lenses, this is great. It also fits in a medium or large suitcase.

I needed something to store multiple cameras, various lenses, as well as accessories like focus bar, lens cleaners, batteries, flashes, shutter releases, etc. I tried using camera bags but after stuffing 3 bags full I decided on the Vanguard 53. This bag has a lot of space. I put in everything I wanted and there are still a few empty compartments to expand my glass. It does everything I want, so now I can use my backpack to carry a few things I need for photography without having to buy another

A very good bag - I carry two DSLRs, 6 lenses and other equipment in it. I needed more spacers and contacted Vanguard and they don't sell extra spacers. There is a 1 inch gap between the top of the dividers and the lid. So if you have small items in the compartment, they end up in the other compartment when carried. I fixed this by creating a soft piece of plywood to fill the gap and add extra support to the top of the bag. My biggest criticism of the bag is that there is nothing attached to…

The case is very durable given the fabric construction, it doesn't sag at all when fully loaded with flashes, batteries and other accessories. The zipper is secure so it should last a very long time. The main reason for purchasing this bag was to unload the four flashes from the camera bag to allow for two flashes for portrait/engagement shooting and also to store the backpack that housed the camera. Battery pack, sync cord, trigger and receiver for Minolta flashes (used as a backup) and…