UURigULANZI BP08 TRAKER Travel Chest Bag Portable Crossbody Camera Accessories Storage Pouch for Camera Multifunctional Photography Phone Accessories for Chargers Cables SD cards Mini Tripod etc

I picked up this Ulanzi Traker Travel Bag in the hopes I'd be able to use it somewhere and someway in the field - as from the photos I wasn't totally sure unless I was using my Micro Four-Thirds.It arrived in a nicely branded bag. It's constructed with great care. There are 3 pockets leading into the bag; the front pocket is small yet roomy - big enough for a couple of tools I like to carry, and the rear pocket is made for a medium-sized electronic device/wallet/passport. The middle pocket is the largest one with two additional pockets inside one for cables/memory cards/small accessories, and the other opens and closes with magnets. The main pocket also has a separator that can be removed if needed and a pen holder just under the zipper. The adjustable strap is extremely robust that's bolted on in a way that enables the strap to move freely about 90 degrees on each side of the bag. Additionally, there's a luggage strap on the back of the bag.I find myself putting my ultrawide in the bag and just using it to swap out my lens when I want to go out light with my full-frame Z - the bag however, is extremely tight when I put my Tamron 35-150 f2-2.8 in it.My one wish was that it was 1/4" deeper - it'd thenOverall, this Ulanzi Traker Travel Bag is extremely well made, weather protected, and has plenty of storage for being such a small bag.

It’s an awesome bag for small point and shoot camera or to maybe carry a small lens and little extras.

Got this bag to carry my Sandmarc lenses for my iPhone. I was able to fit all 5 lenses with their little pouch, a tripod and the cage I use to put my phone into to attach the lenses to it. The bag feels like it’s great quality and just by looking at it, it seems like it’s also water resistant or at least if you splash some water on it. It’s very spacious, I’m sure I can fit more stuff in there if I really wanted to. Has a soft feel to it and I think it’ll last a long time as it feels very durable. It feels pretty thick so if you drop something it may not get damaged but I don’t really want to test that out and potentially break my lenses. Since you can carry it on you, I’m sure that won’t be an issue either way.The look is also nice and it’s pretty simple and elegant. Doesn’t look like it’s trying too hard to be a camera storage bag and you can definitely use it for other things on a daily basis. I’m really happy with this bag and would recommend it.

This will make a great little travel bag for me on those very rare occasions when I get out of the house, worn over my stomach and chest, slung over my shoulder, "riding dirty" in my wheelchair. I won't be using it for camera accessories though, I'll use it to carry my Mighty+ dry herb vaporizer and "accessories". It will be very well protected in the inner pocket area where everything is nice and soft, and with padded compartments all around it would take quite a thumping to damage it in there. Something that's very unlikely to happen. There are a couple great pockets that can be chosen from for carrying a little cash also, or plastic, if that's how you choose to roll. There's still some room left over for a couple other small accessories for the journey if needed as well. Made from rugged material that should do a great job keeping any rainwater out, possibly even if you do find yourself caught in a monsoon. Also seems unlikely that you'd find the strap too short, they give you plenty to work with.The only one gripe I could come up with, if I were pushed to it, is that, for my purposes, I'd like it to be a tiny bit smaller. Other than that, I love it. Recommended

Okay, still trying to figure out Ulanzis (super amazing) line of camera bags.I got the shoulder one, that I loved, and still love. From what I can tell, it seems like that one wasn't very popular? And it's like they moved away from that style, to this one. Different outer material, and slightly different guts. I have the smaller pouch type one, as well, and it's also awesome. My only gripe is that the two smaller ones don't quite match the larger one. So, to make me happy, I think Ulanzi needs to come out with a new improved shoulder bag version to match these smaller two. And a full backpack would be icing on the cake. Please.Love how the chest/waist strap is removable, love the look and quality, materials feel durable. I'm not quite sire how it will hold larger cameras, but I have one on the way, so I will see soon.If you have a smaller camera, or are just using this for SD cards, batteries, cables, filters, lenses, I'm almost 100% sure you'll love this bag as much as I do. 👍