VANGUARD VEO Range 21M 5 Litre Shoulder Bag - Navy Blue

I bought the 32M version for my Fuji X-T5. Holds the camera and three lens inc a 70-300mm easily. I particularly like that I can access/unzip the main compartment without undoing the "flap over" - clever design. The elasticated side pockets are clever too - designed to stop a bottle (e.g.) falling out. The shoulder strap is nice and wide and long enough to go comfortably in sling fashion too.I struggled a bit rearranging the foam inserts as the velcro type surfaces are super grippy - but it's not something one has to muck about with too often. The carry handle is off to the side of the bag so not as good as if it had been central, but then it would have interfered with the top opening so I guess they had little choice. Better to have it than not I suppose.Material seems tough and high quality, time will tell! Nice darkish sand colour.Over all I really like this bag and it's a steal at the price compared to the hundreds you can pay for others.

A well-designed camera bag, I needed a larger shoulder bag and I already owned a Vanguard veo 34M so looked at this bag the veo 38, has two compartments the upper with access from the flap ideal for a camera and 2 or 3 lenses, the lower compartment accessed from a zip on the front I use for a longer lens or flash equipment depending on what I'm doing. quick access to the top compartment can be made through the zip opening in the flap also a storage compartment in the flap for sundry items SD card pockets on the front under the flap and an internal pocket for a laptop or tablet can be easily reconfigured for different camera equipment. Has a rain cover in the back pocket and two outside pockets for water bottles. For me, this bag works well easier to access equipment than a backpack looks very well made and has the space to carry all the equipment I need.

Great sized and plenty of sections/pockets, only not getting 5 stars because it looks like a clip fastening on the front but it’s actually a popper so less secure.

I was in the market for a shoulder or sling-type bag in which I could carry my Nikon ZF and one or two lenses. I have a few different backpacks but I find that especially when I am out walking, I am either constantly having to take off a backpack to get a camera out to take a couple of shots or just carrying my camera all day with an empty backpack on my back.Or more usually, carrying the camera all day and just not bothering to take it out everytime I want to take a photo.Initially I thought this would exactly fit my needs. It's a good looking bag while also being sturdy and has great divider options. I could quite easily fit in my Nikon ZF with the 28-70mm fitted and that slotted into the middle compartment. Then I could store a 70-180mm lens and in another compartment maybe a smaller 20mm. None of those are huge lenses so it was ideal.There is also a zipped area at the top where I could store a strap, cables and I even tried a mini-printer from Kodak. Under the flap at the front I could put cards, pens, spare batteries, etc. Loads of really great storage options and I even managed to get my Surface Pro 9 in the back padded area.The issue? What I first thought was a great idea with added safety was that the main opening to the compartment was a zipped area around the back (therefore sitting against the body) of the bag, rather than by opening the flap at the front. This seems smart to me for the added security of a passer by not being able to open it.This also meant that I couldn't open it without actually taking it off. As I would a backpack. It was just too fiddly and frustrating to fiddle under a flap to grab one of the zips and then pull it back on myself against my body to open it and take out my camera. Even worse was then zipping it up again, all while holding the camera I just took out. Or even when I put it back. I literally had to take the bag off, put it down on a hard surface and then zip it up. And because of the shape and the ends of the zip ending under the main flap, it's easier just to do the same with one of my backpacks.A shame as it looks great, feels great and for others it may work. For me it just had to go back.

Love it, Plenty of places to keep everything. Takes a good amount of kit and stylish

I love this bag, very secure and looks smart too!Lots of space I can fit my dslr plus 3 lenses and a telephoto lens with lots of space left

Holds my Canon M50 MKII plus 15-45 and 18-150 plus personal items such as glasses , phone with room to spare. The side pockets hold little more than a lens cap though but the front pocket holds batteries, memory cards etc. The top pocket is quite roomy so I stash my phone and glasses in there for quick and easy access. The bag is very well made and the shoulder strap is one of the most comfortable I’ve ever used and I’ve used many. Highly recommended for a small system camera.

Plenty of room/pockets, does not stand when put down but rolls over.. shoulder strap is nice and wide making the back when full / heavy feel comfortable on your shoulder