NEEWER NW140S 8.7"x5.9"x12.6" Camera Carrying Case

I bought two of these bags at 50% of RRP. Compared to equivalent products from other brands I thought these offered really good value, and could be used as an additional cube to go in a larger Shimoda bag. The quality of the inner material lining and the red divider inserts isn't great, but if you have spares from other bags, you could use these if needed. They offer some padding, but don't really have any rigidity. However, this flexibility makes it more suited to how I wanted to use one of the bags, and that is as an insert in a 'regular' rucksack. This allows it to be inserted into a rucksack, and because it isn't rigid, it will more easily be able to fit in if the dimensions don't quite marry up exactly. The bag measures 22 x 15 x 32 cm, approximately 10.6 litres in volume. I have been using it in an insert in a 28 litre Thule Stir 28 bag, and there is still plenty of space for other things. It might not be quite as versatile and easy to use as a dedicated camera bag, but I feel that makes it less conspicuous as a bag containing expensive camera gear in a busy urban environment. It comes with a shoulder strap to attach to the two top corners of the bag, so it can be used as a standalone bag too. For illustrative purposes, the attached photos show the bag with a Tamron 150-600mm lens and Canon R6 body in, and what it looks like standing with these items inside (I have left it off for the photo, but the lens hood also fits in too). The 15cm depth dimension, means that you are restricted in which lenses you might be able to fit in 'standing up' while the bag is laid flat. I quite like the external finish, which is stylish and feels quite robust. The material (although not the zips!) feels like it should at least be fairly water repellant, and easy to wipe clean. Overall, I have been happy with this purchase. Although the quality of the inner could be improved, it is useful as a bag insert, or just as a static storage solution. It isn't overly large, so c