Manfrotto MB MA2-H-M Advanced² Camera Holster M, Medium, for DSLR and Mirrorless with Standard Lens, with Tripod attachment, Removable Shoulder Strap, Coated Fabric

I have got to be quite honest I can't understand where the advanced comes from compared to the older model yes you can attach a joby tripod compared to the old model but the new one has two pointles side pockets with no zips which is not secure and items could easily fall out and rain showers could cause these to get wet inside. We also now have one Zip closure which may avoid rain penetration where two zips would meet but it does not make for a quick access to the camera. A rain cover is provided for the extremes of weather though. Although I am keeping it as it fulfils what I require I think it is a downgrade from the previous model and at a greater price.

I wanted a longer length Holster for my Canon R6 with an adapter and a 70 - 300mm lens attached , ( approx. 10 inch ) and this fits the bill perfect . There is about 1 1/2 " gap at the top which is fine as I normally pack the bottom with a couple of large plastic bags for down pours when out in the English weather but it comes with a waterproof cover anyway , although I have yet to test the effectiveness of the cover as yet . Overall I am very pleased with the Holster .

Pondered between the medium and large holster for my Nikon D7500. The description for the medium gives the impression it's for nothing larger than a standard DSLR with a small zoom lens however, the internal dimensions shown did infer it would fit my camera with my Nikon AF-P DX Nikkor 70-300 lens.I didn't want to go for the large holster and find my camera rattling around inside so I went with the measurements shown and it's a good fit. There's ample room left within the holster to pop the camera and the camera strap away with ease. Glad I opted for the medium now.Appears the quality I'd expect from Manfrotto but can't yet comment it's longevity, time will tell. At present, very pleased with my purchase.

I like this case a lot as it is perfect for my EOS 5D with 70-200f4 tele lens. Its a case rather than a bag as that's all it can hold internally. It does have two outer pockets however with the separate provision to bungee on a small tripod, shame there is no velcro to seal pockets for security but no doubt they will hold spare batteries or CF cards without too much risk of falling out. Its well padded and it comes with a separate rain hood that can easily be popped over the top. Its easy to use with top zip for quick camera access and so ideal on wildlife outings.

Its Manfrotto so it looks good. Very light indeed, so I'm sure it will be ideal for travelling. It's well balanced across your body and has a comfortable shoulder strap. It has a pull on rain cover, although I can't comment on water resistance yet. The three outer pockets are not generous but, a small bottle of water will fit them. My only minor complaint would be that the inside pocket does not have a zip. My Pentax K3 with a 60-250 lens fits perfectly.

Needed a convenient camera case for my canon 7D and Sigma 70- 200 lens. The sigmas chunky so it only just fits. Sling it over your shoulder and away you go. Heavy rain! There’s an onboard rain hood. Side pockets and tripod holder. I just use it to protect my kit as I walk.

This is a great, sturdy Camera back, I also have the medium one for the other camera. There is always enough space to lay your camera strap on top of your camera. This does feel sturdy and is of excellent quality.

Good quality camera bag at a decent price. By the nature of the product it is quite long, but I wanted it to house a Nikon D7500 and 70-300mm lens. Which it does, comfortably.Personally, I would have liked a quick-release catch on the main flap, rather than zip. But that’s a minor gripe.Waterproof cover is a useful bonus.