Plenty of room for my Sony a6700. And a few extra lens. This bag is for the person that is not sure what lens you are going to need. I carry the Sony 70mm-350, sigma 18-50 and still have plenty of room for accessories or another lens. The quality is good but if I am to be totally honest. I like my peak design bag for day trips better. Quality is good but the peak design zipper and the construction seem a bit more robust. Don't get me wrong the pgytech bag is very good and the price is very good. So If you are out in the city and want sleek small bag. This is bag is not what you want. If you are visiting national parks and want wildlife shot with zoom and then family portraits and landscapes. Well this bag is excellent.

Plenty of room for my Sony a6700. And a few extra lens. This bag is for the person that is not sure what lens you are going to need. I carry the Sony 70mm-350, sigma 18-50 and still have plenty of room for accessories or another lens. The quality is good but if I am to be totally honest. I like my peak design bag for day trips better. Quality is good but the peak design zipper and the construction seem a bit more robust. Don't get me wrong the pgytech bag is very good and the price is very good. So If you are out in the city and want sleek small bag. This is bag is not what you want. If you are visiting national parks and want wildlife shot with zoom and then family portraits and landscapes. Well this bag is excellent.

Another well made product from Pgytech. The 7L bag is a little bigger than I thought it was going to be. I'm able to fit quite a bit of gear inside. What I like about this sling bag compared to others is the front slot that allows to carry bulky items like a gimbal or water bottle. One odd design on is that you can't attach dividers to the side of the inside. You only can attach them to the two longer walls on the inside. The divider that's inside to hold a tablet is removable, but the inside wall behind it is not velcro. So if you remove the tablet divider, you can't attach any other dividers inside. Maybe just an oversight, but it's not a huge deal.

Another well made product from Pgytech. The 7L bag is a little bigger than I thought it was going to be. I'm able to fit quite a bit of gear inside. What I like about this sling bag compared to others is the front slot that allows to carry bulky items like a gimbal or water bottle. One odd design on is that you can't attach dividers to the side of the inside. You only can attach them to the two longer walls on the inside. The divider that's inside to hold a tablet is removable, but the inside wall behind it is not velcro. So if you remove the tablet divider, you can't attach any other dividers inside. Maybe just an oversight, but it's not a huge deal.

Standard 11l bag is excellent, perfect for Nikon Z7 with 24-70mm f4, 70-180mm f2.8 and 35mm f1.8, but the great thing is I can expand the height when I want to take my 100-400mm in place of my 70-180.......PERFECT. Very well made, great access and the battery storage is genius.

Small but mighty. After spending more than a decade with my old Lowepro Flipside, I decided it was time to retire it and move towards better things. This is where this sling camera bag comes into play. Due to the nature of my work, I have to carry various lenses and accessories to fit pretty much every scenario. This means long and short-form interviews, individual portraits and group photos, concerts, plays, exhibitions, etc... And because of that I tend to pack everything I need into one small bag that gives me quick access to all my gear. As you can see -in what seems to be a relatively small bag, there's: a Fujifilm X-H2 body, 18-135mm, 11-16mm wide angle zoom, Canon 50mm f1.4 with a viltrox EF-FX1 pro adapter, 27mm f2.8, 2 additional batteries, dual bay charger with its power brick and USB C to USB C cable, Lexar CFExpress Tybe B reader with its accompanying cable, a pair of Hollyland Lark Max wireless lav mics in their carrying case, 1 95mm CPL VND filter, a 77mm VND, 77mm 10 stop ND, 77 to 95mm, 67 to 7mm and 58 to 77mm step up rings. A pair of Sennheiser headphones for audio monitoring, 10000mAh powerbank, small rig multi tool and a vanguard Veo 2 tripod. The exterior of the bag its zippers are lined with PVC, making it waterproof. I've already had to deal with rain during work, and everything inside was dry, so no issues there. The dividers can be placed in a manner of different ways in order to accommodate your gear accordingly, and the bag is provided with a small booklet that lists different ways to place them inside. But you can customise the placement to better to suit your needs. Padding is thick, providing great protection to all your valuable equipment. There's an inner pouch that's used for storing the batteries, as well as 3 sliding red to green indicators for the batteries. The laptop compartment might be best suited for a tablet, or in my case, powerbank and additional cables that I might need. All in all, it's a great bag. Having the ability to further increase its size with an externar zipper makes storing larger lenses s breeze, and the padded strap is a welcome, specially if you're carrying a lot of stuff, which is my case. Durability is yet to be tested, as I got this bag a month ago, but time, and continuous use will tell. Till that time comes, this is my review.

Small but mighty. After spending more than a decade with my old Lowepro Flipside, I decided it was time to retire it and move towards better things. This is where this sling camera bag comes into play. Due to the nature of my work, I have to carry various lenses and accessories to fit pretty much every scenario. This means long and short-form interviews, individual portraits and group photos, concerts, plays, exhibitions, etc... And because of that I tend to pack everything I need into one small bag that gives me quick access to all my gear. As you can see -in what seems to be a relatively small bag, there's: a Fujifilm X-H2 body, 18-135mm, 11-16mm wide angle zoom, Canon 50mm f1.4 with a viltrox EF-FX1 pro adapter, 27mm f2.8, 2 additional batteries, dual bay charger with its power brick and USB C to USB C cable, Lexar CFExpress Tybe B reader with its accompanying cable, a pair of Hollyland Lark Max wireless lav mics in their carrying case, 1 95mm CPL VND filter, a 77mm VND, 77mm 10 stop ND, 77 to 95mm, 67 to 7mm and 58 to 77mm step up rings. A pair of Sennheiser headphones for audio monitoring, 10000mAh powerbank, small rig multi tool and a vanguard Veo 2 tripod. The exterior of the bag its zippers are lined with PVC, making it waterproof. I've already had to deal with rain during work, and everything inside was dry, so no issues there. The dividers can be placed in a manner of different ways in order to accommodate your gear accordingly, and the bag is provided with a small booklet that lists different ways to place them inside. But you can customise the placement to better to suit your needs. Padding is thick, providing great protection to all your valuable equipment. There's an inner pouch that's used for storing the batteries, as well as 3 sliding red to green indicators for the batteries. The laptop compartment might be best suited for a tablet, or in my case, powerbank and additional cables that I might need. All in all, it's a great bag. Having the ability to further increase its size with an externar zipper makes storing larger lenses s breeze, and the padded strap is a welcome, specially if you're carrying a lot of stuff, which is my case. Durability is yet to be tested, as I got this bag a month ago, but time, and continuous use will tell. Till that time comes, this is my review.

OneMo Sling

I was avoiding buying anything from PGYTech because they have blatantly ripped off other manufacturers such as Peak Design straps and connectors. I purchased 4 different camera bags and the only one that fit my needs was this one. They have really thought this through - it is versatile, has good build quality, excellent zippers, weather proof and is expandable. It ticked all of the boxes for me. It was able to hold everything I need it to - camera and 4 lenses!

I was avoiding buying anything from PGYTech because they have blatantly ripped off other manufacturers such as Peak Design straps and connectors. I purchased 4 different camera bags and the only one that fit my needs was this one. They have really thought this through - it is versatile, has good build quality, excellent zippers, weather proof and is expandable. It ticked all of the boxes for me. It was able to hold everything I need it to - camera and 4 lenses!

Great size with divider for your camera with (or without) lens and extra lens. My XT5 fits perfectly with Viltrox 13mm attached to it and Viltrox 27mm as another lens to carry. I tried this with my 18-80 MM Fujinon lens as well. The clever trick of putting drained battery toggle switch over battery slots is a nice timesaver when I want to take out the spent batteries after a day of travel. Most importantly, this can fit into my main carry-on backpack which I typically travel with, so it's not an extra bag to carry, but I do not need to use my larger backpack everyday of my travel. I can use this instead. The padding can be a bit better but that will make the bag larger, I am okay with the tradeoff. I can also carry my wallet, passport, phone in the bag. It also has secure zipper for valuables. In summary a great bag for carrying my Fujifilm XT5 and lens.

Great size with divider for your camera with (or without) lens and extra lens. My XT5 fits perfectly with Viltrox 13mm attached to it and Viltrox 27mm as another lens to carry. I tried this with my 18-80 MM Fujinon lens as well. The clever trick of putting drained battery toggle switch over battery slots is a nice timesaver when I want to take out the spent batteries after a day of travel. Most importantly, this can fit into my main carry-on backpack which I typically travel with, so it's not an extra bag to carry, but I do not need to use my larger backpack everyday of my travel. I can use this instead. The padding can be a bit better but that will make the bag larger, I am okay with the tradeoff. I can also carry my wallet, passport, phone in the bag. It also has secure zipper for valuables. In summary a great bag for carrying my Fujifilm XT5 and lens.

Very good

Very good

Juste parfait pour un a6700 avec un 1 sigma 18-50 F2.8 monté et un Tamron 70-180 F2.8 a côté ou l'inverse + une boîte de filtre freewell. Reste encore de la place pour kit de nettoyage 3 batteries etc...

right size for me. and got good few pockets! good buy.

right size for me. and got good few pockets! good buy.

Nice bag. But to me it felt more like a shoulder bag (which I already have the penultimate on of - The Domke F3x) than a sling. I ended up sending it back, but I was able to get the following gear in it: Canon R8, with 24-105 f4L, 70-200 f4L, and an RF 16mm. All the gear fit along with a couple extra batteries, filters. a backup battery, cleaning supplies, and a few USB cables. The only knock I can give this thing (and it's a person gripe) is the bag open inwards. I really would like a bag that opens *away* from your side.

Nice bag. But to me it felt more like a shoulder bag (which I already have the penultimate on of - The Domke F3x) than a sling. I ended up sending it back, but I was able to get the following gear in it: Canon R8, with 24-105 f4L, 70-200 f4L, and an RF 16mm. All the gear fit along with a couple extra batteries, filters. a backup battery, cleaning supplies, and a few USB cables. The only knock I can give this thing (and it's a person gripe) is the bag open inwards. I really would like a bag that opens *away* from your side.

Absolutely love the PGYTECH OneMo Sling 7-9L! It easily fits my Sony a6700 with the Viltrox 23mm f1.2 lens mounted, along with my two Tamron zooms, the 17-70 f2.8 and the 70-180 G2. I keep the main camera in the middle and the zooms on the sides, all without needing to expand the top. The top section holds my SD card holder and a Haida CPL VND filter, while the front zipper pocket fits my small Medalight F2 flash and a dual battery charger with batteries. The flap holds my DJI RS 4 Mini gimbal, and I carry my Fotopro X Aircross Video tripod on the outside straps. As a bigger guy, I find the padded strap very comfortable, even when the bag is fully loaded. It never feels too heavy. The interior design keeps everything organized and easy to access, and the bag feels very well made and durable. This sling bag has replaced my larger Lowepro backpack for most of my shoots. Fantastic design and quality-highly recommended!

Absolutely love the PGYTECH OneMo Sling 7-9L! It easily fits my Sony a6700 with the Viltrox 23mm f1.2 lens mounted, along with my two Tamron zooms, the 17-70 f2.8 and the 70-180 G2. I keep the main camera in the middle and the zooms on the sides, all without needing to expand the top. The top section holds my SD card holder and a Haida CPL VND filter, while the front zipper pocket fits my small Medalight F2 flash and a dual battery charger with batteries. The flap holds my DJI RS 4 Mini gimbal, and I carry my Fotopro X Aircross Video tripod on the outside straps. As a bigger guy, I find the padded strap very comfortable, even when the bag is fully loaded. It never feels too heavy. The interior design keeps everything organized and easy to access, and the bag feels very well made and durable. This sling bag has replaced my larger Lowepro backpack for most of my shoots. Fantastic design and quality-highly recommended!

OneMo Sling

I like the size it holds all the gear i use most of the tiime

The bag was exactly how I expected. Very well done. As big as I needed. Absolutely recommended

Fantastic bag, light and full of options.I’m love it.

Durable, expandable, and weather resistant. It's not heavy, the zippers are quality, as are the insert options. I have used this bag to carry my Sigma 150-600mm, DSLR with grip, and 70mm. It all fit perfectly, although it was heavy with that 600mm in there. My traditional carry in this is my 90D with grip, Sigma 100-400mm, 70mm, camera strap, and other small odds and ends. The two straps along the bottom are perfect for a tripod if needed. There's nothing flimsy or weak with this bag, it's absolutely more utility than fashion, but I dig that camo pattern. Water just rolls off this thing, and the interior isn't pilling like some other bags can do. It has all of the little things that make this my favorite EDC camera bag, even the additional expansion space to add more height to the bag. This one checks off all the needs I have for a bag. Don't hesitate to pick one up, especially if you're looking for a solid utility style bag, this is it.

Durable, expandable, and weather resistant. It's not heavy, the zippers are quality, as are the insert options. I have used this bag to carry my Sigma 150-600mm, DSLR with grip, and 70mm. It all fit perfectly, although it was heavy with that 600mm in there. My traditional carry in this is my 90D with grip, Sigma 100-400mm, 70mm, camera strap, and other small odds and ends. The two straps along the bottom are perfect for a tripod if needed. There's nothing flimsy or weak with this bag, it's absolutely more utility than fashion, but I dig that camo pattern. Water just rolls off this thing, and the interior isn't pilling like some other bags can do. It has all of the little things that make this my favorite EDC camera bag, even the additional expansion space to add more height to the bag. This one checks off all the needs I have for a bag. Don't hesitate to pick one up, especially if you're looking for a solid utility style bag, this is it.