KatteeKattee® Canvas Cow Leather DSLR SLR Vintage Camera Shoulder Bag Backpack

Loving it from the time I received it. This bag feels right, feels it was made to carry cameras. Lot of thought has gone behind this product. 5 Stars for sure.

Just that a bag, not very good not very good quality, canvas will not stop the lightest weather so your gear its at risk. Leather work manufacturing lacking twisted leather bad stitching.The camera dividers inside clearly an afterthought, this is not recommended to keep any Photo gear protected.

Looks better and provides more storage space while at the same time being less bulky than traditional camera bags. It is essentially a messenger bag with padding that is just wide enough to fit a full frame DSLR. The padding insert is of medium thickness and actually heavier than that of my Nikon camera bag. It comes with adjustable separators and can be completely removed if needed. This design allows to use the space between the padding insert and the outside bag as additional storage for all kinds of things. The bag has two pockets in the front with enough space to fit spare batteries, a charger and some filters. The side pockets are on the small side, with just enough space to fit spare batteries, remote release, etc. There is an additional zippered pouch on the inside of the bag. The material is heavy duty: Heavy canvas, a heavy duty zipper. The straps are synthetic leather, though you have to look close to notice.I have 3 of these bags now and they fit my needs perfectly. I usually sling them around and move to the back. I use the bag mainly to store additional items like lenses, flash, filters, batteries, I don't however work out of the bag where the design of a traditional camera bag provides better accessibility.

A brilliant bag. I love it. I can carry dslr 2 lenses plus flash and accessories. It is light and comfortable to carry in the field. It is great quality highly functional and excellent quality. I would highly recommend this bag.

This bag is excellent! The seams are well sewn, the material seems very durable, and it looks great. This past week I used the bag at a conference without the removable liner, since cameras were not allowed. It performed admirable. I particularly like the adjustable straps on the front that hold the front button for the magnetic fasteners. This allows control over the expansion of the bag when it's not full. The size is also awesome. It's small enough to be carried around all day, but large enough to hold everything you might need to get through that same day. I have a 13" Macbook Pro with Retina that I protect in a Speck shell case and it fits inside, even with the removable liner. I will note that anything larger will not fit. The front two pockets are easy to access and hold quite a bit of stuff.So why the four stars? The removable liner that goes inside has one glaring issue. The front section is 1/2" longer than the back and causes one of the ends to bend inwards, thus taking up space that could have been used for lenses. I attempted to contact the seller about the issue, but due to Amazon's process, I was unable to make my concern known. Amazon directed me to a page that basically set me up to return the bag, but I would rather not do that. Obviously this is probably only a production issue, and every other liner may be perfect. The other reason for the four stars are the pockets on the end. They essentially work, but are difficult to practically use. The top of the pocket is much narrower than the bottom, so anything that is not large enough to reach the top edge, might be difficult to remove. Not a huge problem, but something to definitely be aware of if you are purchasing this bag.Overall, I would definitely suggest this bag to a friend, or rather to you dear reader. The size discrepancy of the removable liner aside, I could see myself purchasing this bag again if anything happens to this one.UPDATE: So the whole reason I bought this bag in the first place was to take to the UK on a trip. That trip has come and gone and boy was it amazing! What's even better is how well the bag did. I ended up only taking two lenses with my DSLR and only carrying my Macbook on rare occasions. This bag allowed quick access to my camera and held up extremely well. I was able to slide a small water bottle in the end and the necessary items for the day in various pockets and other places. There are only two complaints I have after extensive use of this product: 1) The straps started squeaking after a few days of use. This was due to the tightness of the straps in the adjustable metal piece (forgive me for not knowing the technical term). It was fixable by wiggling the straps around but didn't last long. Obviously not something that affects the usability of the bag but can get quite annoying as you walk around the beauty of England and Scotland. It's also not too loud that everyone around you will notice...at least until you mention it to them and then they notice it the rest of the trip. 2) The end of the camera insert is still squished. I'm very disappointed about this but in the end I survived. Had I wanted to take more lenses or store more in the bag this would have been a bigger problem.

I need a purse when I travel, but societal norms still frown upon a man sporting a purse, no matter how chi-chi it might be. In the past, I had relied on a camera bag that actually toted a camera to camouflage my newfound utility: I could store my keys, passport, book, iPad, sunglasses, hat, and unused airplane snacks in the camera bag. Women are definitely on to something with these purses.When the camera bag finally failed, I opted to expand my sense of style and confidence. After much researching, I settled on the Kattee Men's Canvas doohickey, with all of its many commodious pockets, leather straps, and padded compartments. The canvas is of a suitable heft, evoking memories of old-fashioned camping tents. The leather straps augment the manliness as much as possible - I especially like that the front straps are simply magnetic snaps, which makes access oh-so-easy. The side pockets are a bit fussier as the straps are actually buckled, but that's not a big issue.The inside is large enough to pack any manly items you need to offset the faint whiff of femininity by carrying what is a purse, for all intents and purposes. Although I simply went with a DSLR and lens, along with my iPad, book, hat, sunglasses, cables, etc., you could easily install a six pack of beer in there, or a small chainsaw, or a football wrapped in bacon and the flag. The padding was generous and can be transformed with a velcro divider inside.I let the shoulder strap out fully and swung the bag across my chest, and never did a receive any looks of judgement or disdain. In fact, my friend complimented me on the vintage look and the trendy utility of the bag. I look forward to toting this canvas sack in all my travels henceforth. The only shortcomings are that it doesn't have a handgrip on top, and there are no straps on the back to slide it over the handles of your wheeled suitcase. However, these observations are a mere drop in the bucket of my satisfaction.Put this purse - errr, bag on your shoulder, men, and rage against the tyranny of gender stereotypes!