24/7 Traffic Collection - Sling Bag

2019-07-29T18:54:14

While I own several camera bags, no single one really suites every situation. I'm honestly not a big fan of sling bags as I prefer a backpack but, this one might be the exception. I mostly use this for casual photo outings where I don't need a ton of equipment. It is perfect for those situations since it doesn't take up a lot of space and is easy to tote around. Sometimes I just throw this bag in the car when I'm not even on a photo mission for those "just incase" moments. So much easier than carrying a huge backpack around when it's not really needed. As for durability, It has plenty of padding and thickness throughout. Stitching seems very durable and the sling is very soft and easy on the shoulder. In all, this is a great small bag for it's size and cost. It fits my D7200, a couple of lenses, flash, and a few other accessories very easily. Definitely a great camera bag if your looking for something less bulky for those more casual photo excursions.

Jason R.

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2019-04-11T11:10:41

Great bag and perfect size. Great padding..Good zippers..Camera and gear is safe and sound in it.

ANNIE C.

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2018-07-06T16:24:00

I was initially very happy with this bag. The material feels nice and durable. The top flap came bent and I couldn't straighten it out with anything, but that was just a cosmetic issue. However, the compartment for the camera/lenses is on the side of the bag, which makes it easy for things to fall out. I laid my bag down on a chair and proceeded to take my camera out from the side pocket. As I was setting my camera down, two of my lenses fell out and onto the ground. One of them was fine but the other broke. I would be extremely cautious while using this bag as things may easily fall out.

DEREK K.

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2018-07-03T08:53:02

The whole reason I bought my new camera kit was because of this bag. I searched other websites for bundled deals, but when I saw this bag - WOW! I did my research on just the bag alone, first. This is the one that I wanted!!! Easy to carry everything in one place... wears comfortably on your back... pulls around for easy access to your camera and all it's accessories. LOVE ~ Love ~ love!

Darlene W.

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2018-06-07T08:24:07

Works great. First time out used the rain cover. Ample room to carry what you need.

BOB S.

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2018-05-21T06:41:35

Sleek, sexy, comfortable, excellant construction and really really useful. My only regret is that my 70-200 2.8 is just too large to fit. But, this bag does hold my DSLR, 16-50 LENS, speedlite, 35mm 1.8, charger, batteries, tablet and a partridge in a pear tree. JUST MESSING ABOUT THE BIRD AND TREE. Adorama has a winning line with these bags. I stopped using my famous maker sling bag as the 24/7 felt and worked better.

miamijack

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2018-04-24T14:35:36

This is an excellent bag to get as a bundle gift. Many was to change the insides of the bag for different purposes.

Raymond M.

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2018-04-10T09:30:08

This is a very nice bag. Padded, yet compact. Holds quite a bit. Well made. My 70-200mm lens does not fitin it with the body unfortunately but my other lenses do

Shannon Y.

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2018-02-28T14:22:54

very compact. i like it when i don’t need to bring lots of gadgets. it fits a DSLR camera, 18mm-300mm lens in it with a space for a flash. a charger fits on top compartment. that’s about it.

nancy k.

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2018-02-08T04:18:52

chic,light wt.carry's all my tech gear in style........

Douglas S.

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2018-02-05T12:51:29

Stylish, just the right size, light weight. Room for body, two lenses, mic, led lights, and iPad. Love it!

BRUCE J.

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2018-02-04T07:58:06

This bag measures about 17 inches tall and 11-12 inches wide. There are 3 zippered compartments. The bottom of the bag has a separate compartment with a rain hood, who's is very helpful. The top compartment has dividers for cords and cards, etc. The bag is large, however if camera has battery grip attached, it probably won't fit together. I don't have a grip on my D500, so my camera and lens fit well.

Pamela M.

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2018-01-31T08:17:53

Just what I was looking for. Fits my needs to a tee.

Harry

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2018-01-22T04:05:34

I have at 7 different camera bags. This is probably my favorite bag.

Carlton H.

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2018-01-02T08:05:48

This bag is solid with a lot of great features. I only have two small issues. There is a smaller compartment at the top end of the bag which unzips to create one larger compartment (great feature)... however the internal zipper which creates the divider is super hard to operate because the divider is rectangular. Not a big deal since you would probably just set it either way and leave it, but it was tough. Also would be good for 24/7 to have included some info/suggestions about different storage options available using the other velcro divider.

Jeremy S.

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2017-12-21T09:15:10

This bag is well made and very robust but the sling function is just not very useful. You can access a camera in a messenger bag just as fast while having a little bit more flexibility on how you wear it. Overall its a wonderfully constructed bag with bad ergonomics.

NICHOLAS S.

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2017-10-19T10:47:36

I needed this bag once I started acquiring additional lenses for my Olympus PenF. It holds that camera with the kit pancake zoom and three primes as well as the flash, charger and spare batteries and SD cards. A couple of things that kept me from rating it 5 stars - there were no instructions and the strap system is not intuitive; the "floor" between the upper and lower compartments is held in place with Velcro and is not as sturdy as I would like. Once you figure out the straps it works well and is comfortable all day.

DAVID C.

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2017-02-19T07:15:48

Good value for nice bag

Elliott J.

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2017-02-17T16:42:22

This bag does work pretty well for me. The first thing I do when getting a photo bag is throw away all those foam dividers to get as much internal space as possible. I don't even try to put my full frame DSLR in the bag, I carry it around my neck, switched on, with a lens attached so I'm always ready to shoot. I organize my gear by dividing it into 3 or 4 ziplock bags, and put the ziplock bags into the bag. This way, I don't have to dig through loose items in the bag. Anyone expecting to put a DSLR with attached lens in this pack, will probably end up with a lot of wasted space, and should look for something bigger. The bag would have been MUCH better for me if it 1) had external loops to attach a tripod/light stands/umbrellas with bungee cords (I actually sewed on my own nylon loops) 2) had a way to attach a water bottle...maybe an external pocket 3) had some 1/4-20 threads on the shoulder strap, so I could attach gear, and maybe even my camera to the strap It would have been nice if the shoulder strap was either removable, or could be shortened, so that it would not be a tripping hazard when I put the bag down. I like the rain sleeve that pulls out of the bottom and covers the pack. The shoulder strap is also fairly comfortable, even after 3 hours.

Peter S.

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2016-12-20T11:42:33

When I opened the package from Adorama, I was pleasantly surprised. The 24/7 laptop sling was exactly what I pictured when deciding to order. Perfect size to carry around all day. Every compartment is well padded, I would have no problem using it for any of my equipment.

Ryan A.

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2016-10-05T12:33:40

I use the Sling Bag for my every day gear. I keep a NIkon D-80 wiith a Tamron18 to 270 lens in the bag along wiith a 14 mm Rokinon , spare media cards, lense wipes, a spare battery, a small cassett tape recorder and some assorted "odds and ends". Not expensive gear but it does the job for the unexpected photo ops. I don't leave the house with out the bag tucked under the back seat of my ride. . The bag has lots of room , it;s well made and well padded. It rides well on my shoulder and has bulit in rain protection.. If I'm running or on a Harley the extra strap holds the bag tight against my back. It beats the small back pack I used previously and quick access to the camera is a bonus.

PATRICK L.

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2016-08-02T11:02:22

Nice design, tough material, fits well, wears well.

Capt M.

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2016-08-01T15:05:23

Well designed and very functional. People don't know it contains expensive photo equipment which makes it more secure. Quality material and professional workmanship. I dropped the star rating one star because there are areas that require equipment removal to gain access. I prefer direct access to all areas. That also means you must rebuild the substructure when you reload said equipment. It has room for as much equipment as I want to carry on a shoot. I still recommend it with the caveats.

CHARLES C.

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2016-06-04T08:45:00

I have not actually used this bag in the field yet, so I can't give it a 5. However, I am pleased that it looks like the images and is exactly as it is described. Solid construction, good looks and well padded. The size is perfect for me for a day out- My original Lowpro is huge and ungainly to haul around all day, however, it is great for stuffing everything I might want on a long trip. I would recommend this if you are looking for something to haul all day, choosing camera and a few lenses, but not all of your equipment.

CHRIS O.

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2016-06-03T08:51:06

I can Fit the following in this sling. Hasselblad H5D50C wifi with 150mm f/3.2, Sony A99 with attached vertical grip with Carl Zeiss 135mm f/1.8, Carl Zeiss 16-35 f/2.8, and Carl Zeiss 85mm f/1.4, 6 Batteries, 2 Manfrytos Quick Release Plates. SD card Holder (I don't like the one that came with the sling do to it rubbing against gear.) 6 Granola bars, organic fruit leather strips, and of course business cards. That's a lot of gear and a lot of money, the padded exterior and padded separators are dope! When on and your using both straps, you feel soooo "at one: with the sling. Unsnap and toss to towards your front to quick lens change. Over-all I would say 4.95 stars out of 5. I wish the front two pockets would have zipper to keep stuff from flying out when the main flip clip clover is off. (which I tend to fold back during a shoot, so I can unzip and crab gear. Thanks for the great deal on this. I would have paid full price times two :)

Patrick J.

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2016-06-03T08:51:02

Was great to walk around and not have to set everything down to change gear. Very convenient. The waterproof cover is a nice touch.

KATHY B.

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2016-06-03T08:43:33

Great for my Sony A7r and a couple of lenses on my bicycle..Highly recommend!!

COLIN P.

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2016-05-02T10:41:43

The bag seems well built and after some light use seems like a good purchase. I haven't taken it out for many hours to judge the comfort level on extended trips, but so far so good.

Justin B.

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2016-05-02T10:07:01

For the price, this is a great bag. It is well built with plenty of room.

BOBBY L.

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2016-04-28T16:20:02

A nice bag for day trips. Holds more than what you might think. Well organized inside and yet has the flexibility to meet your particular needs.

ELLA S.

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