RUGGARD Commando 36 DSLR Shoulder Bag

I'm no professional, but I just got back into using interchangeable lenses with my latest mirrorless camera. So I needed a bigger bag and this one seemed right. I needed a bag to hold a Samsung NX2000 with a 20-50 zoom, a 50-200mm lens, a small external flash, a Canon Vixia HF R300 camcorder, a Canon SD750 (for my pocket) and an assortment of chargers, spare batteries and memory cards. The bag also holds a couple screw-on filters, a mimi tripod and a Joby shoulder harness and some other odds & ends.The bag has plenty of room. It looks good and is well padded and seems to be of sturdy construction. I could use one more velcro divider, but I'll manage without. The shoulder strap is beefy and well padded. The side zipper pocket features an inner pocket for memory cards. Personally, I'd like to have two of these card pockets and fewer "pen holder" pockets which aren't actually deep enough for a pen anyway. The outside mesh side pocket may come in handy for quickly dumping any sort of small item.I bought this bag to transport the bulk of my gear to and from my future vacation trips, but for daily excursions away from our base camp, I'll probably carry a smaller bag with just the necessities. For a purely photographic expedition, I wouldn't hesitate carrying this bag with me.

Perfect bag for photoshoots outdoors - not too heavy but can fit a full frame camera, 3 lenses (2 zoom lenses and a prime), and flash. Side pockets are nice for additional SD cards and fold up flash diffusers! Heavy duty enough to take out in harsher weather - rain and snow. Highly recommend unless you take more than 2-3 lenses.

I opened the the box and plastic bag covering the camera case to see inside and realized it would not fit all my camera equipment. I thought I could return it and order a larger one. The company said they would not accept a return if the plastic bag was opened. Dealing directly with amazon has always been excellent but when it is not sold by them buyer beware! I went to B&H and ordered exactly what I needed. B&H had excellent pictures and descriptions representing each product with a money back guarantee.

Got this free with my D750, so I can't complain about the price. The bag itself is well made but too small to hold anything but the camera with the 24-120 lens attached (laying down) and some small items, no extra lenses--unless you remove the lens from the camera every time you put it in the bag, which is cumbersome to do. After a couple of months of relatively light use the shoulder strap pad fell apart. The wide-weave material on top of the strap pad pulled loose around the seams. I emailed Ruggard about it and they replaced the strap pad for free.

It's a nice camera bag with a very reasonable price.It just fulfilled my expectation.I can easily carry my Nikon D3200 camera with all accessories by this bag.The inside is spacy.

Great bag for small items. My second bag of this model. Perfect size.

I got this case for my T3i and was very impressed with it. It is going on to it's 2nd month and I've had no issues. There are so many slots to store things in (5 to be exact). I can store my T3i body, backup vixia, two lenses, and chargers for both cameras in the first pocket ALONE and still have room for SD cards, papers, and my iPad mini in the next pocket over. I recommend this bag to anyone who is just starting out as an SLR photographer all the way up to an intermediate. When you finally decide to switch to a Nikon D4 or a Canon D series, than you'll want to consider upgrading camera bags.

A quality product. Easy to carry and a place for everything.