Deco Gear 3-in-1 Travel Camera Case

This bag is light only about 2.5 lbs without gear. Most rolling backpacks are about 7 to 8 lb without anything in them. It is also small and will fit almost any overhead baggage compartment.Although small and Light, it fits an enormous amount of photo gear.I was able to fit two full frame cameras, with attached zoom lenses and hoods on them. So you can just grab one of your cameras and you're ready to go.I can also fit two flashes, batteries, and their chargers. I use the inside pouch for a light modifier. With all that, there is still room for an extra lens or twoSome reviewers complained that there is a bump going down the middle of the bag as a result of the pull bar for pulling the case and one reviewer complained that their was no padding over this bump. Their concern was that it could damage your gear.First of all, there is padding over the bump. In any case I always pad my camera cases with extra foam from Home Depot- very cheap. So if you're worried just put some foam under your cameras and lenses.I appreciate the two extra velcro straps to keep your cameras from moving and how easy it is to reconfigure the compartments to your liking.I noticed no one mentions that there is an outside pouch on the front of the bag. This would be a good place to keep your batteries so you don't have to open your case. There are also two Side Pockets for even more gear. There's plenty of room to carry everything you could possibly need.The other thing I noticed is that the case leans slightly backwards towards the wheels when standing straight up. This is very good as it will keep your bag from tipping over from all your gearAt the bottom of the bag there is a plastic handle to make the bag easy to pick up.I have several rolling camera bags and I have to say this is my favorite.All in all, I highly recommend this rolling camera bag.

Very versatile well thought out roller photo bag! Excellent quality for a reasonable price! A perfect compact manageable size that is not to small and not to big and I am able to fit my Sony a7iii body my 70-300mm lens with plenty of room for (2) more lenses and plenty of lens slots to fit all of my photographic gear. Several large padded zipper pockets for miscellaneous gear and an attachment for my tripod. Also a detachable waterproof cover that covers the entire bag that folds up and easily fits in one of the zippered pockets. The sturdy roller handle extends from the bag with a push of a button and disappears inside the bag when not in use. The roller wheels work perfectly for moving the bag in any direction easily. The bag also converts to a backpack with shoulder straps that are hidden at the back of the case. The carry strap at the top and is well designed it you need to carry the bag very conveniently . I was looking a roller bags that were 3 to 4 times as expensive! I am very happy with my purchase and I highly recommend it!

It fits great, I made extra padding with window shade padding. It’s very durable.

I needed a bag for my camera gear. I wanted it to roll because the lenses can get heavy in a backpack. This case gives the best of both worlds. It has sturdy wheels and backpack straps.I have used it on one trip so far. It is nit huge, but nicely fit my dsls camera, several lenses and a speed light. The compartment dividers can be repositioned to fit gear. I’d recommend this bag.

Very good bag, especially for the price.Pros:Top handle is sturdy and comfortableThere's a plastic handle on the bottom to make the bag easy to carry while it's on its sideWheels are a good size, and roll smoothly.Good padding, very adjustable.The sliding handle is pretty sturdy so far.ConsThe spine that the sliding handle sits in makes a noticeably hard bump in the interior. It's padded, but it's still concerning to have your equipment against it.When in backpack mode, the wheels are right against you. Probably can't do anything about that, but it's still annoying to get dirty that way.The backpack straps could be better padded (but then they may not fit that well into their storage pocket). It's also a bit annoying to have to attach them to the bottom clips each time you use them.All in all, I'm very happy with the bag. It carries a fair amount for me—holding two cameras with lenses attached, two extra lenses, three flashes, a laptop, and a few flash triggers—but is still small enough to be relatively nimble while rolling it along. Can't comment on the durability yet, but the quality seems very good so far, so I'm confident it will last.