WANDRD ROGUE V1 9L Sling: Compact Camera Sling and Crossbody Bag with Fast Access, 3-Way Carry– Lightweight Everyday Bag Great for Travel, Photography, and Daily Use (Yuma Tan)

I own both the WANDRD ROGUE 3L and 9L slings, and while I love the overall quality and design of both, they definitely serve different purposes. The 3L is perfect when I want to travel light—it’s beautifully made, with high-end materials and just enough room for a compact camera, a few essentials, and even a 32 oz water bottle in the stretch pocket. It’s excellent for day trips, street photography, or when I want to blend in and stay mobile. The quick-access design is a huge plus—it makes pulling my camera out a breeze. That said, the 3L is tight for anything larger than a point-and-shoot or a compact mirrorless setup. My Fujifilm X100VI fits great, but a larger mirrorless APS-C body with a lens? That’s a squeeze. If you're carrying anything more than the basics, I highly recommend the 9L, which offers way more flexibility without being bulky. Comfort-wise, it's mixed for me. The bag is light, but the strap system on the 3L can feel a bit fussy, especially if you’re adjusting on the go. The padding is decent, but not the most comfortable for extended wear. The 9L seems to ride better with its extra support. ✅ Premium build and materials ✅ Sleek and compact – great for minimalist travel ✅ Quick and easy access to gear ✅ Fits more than you’d expect for 3L ❌ Strap can be finicky ❌ Too small for larger cameras (go with 9L if in doubt) Overall: The 3L is a fantastic lightweight everyday sling for compact setups, while the 9L gives you breathing room for more gear. I love having both for different scenarios—just be sure the 3L fits your gear needs before committing.

Love this bag! I purchased the 9L in Yuma Tan and since I couldn’t find any other reviews with this information or visual comparisons and details, I want to relay that a Nikon Z9 and a 70-200, 2.8 Nikkor can fit in the case, if you get creative! I put the lens in first and adjust the dividers to cover the lens and then add the body on top of that (see photos). It will not zip with lens attached to body without potentially compromising the integrity of the zipper. Amazing bag regardless! I love it and don’t mind having to get creative with the placement! Lens and camera references: Nikon z9 and 70-200, 2.8. It is a spendy bag, but quality is totally worth it in my opinion. The padding is amazing and thick, love the sealed zippers and waterproof material. Definitely protective! Some others complained about the zipper being difficult to open and close on a whim, but I don’t seem to have that issue; it is actually very simple to open for me and I’m sure with time, will become even easier as it breaks in. The bag is very functional and will help me to carry only what I need and not over pack gear, as I usually do. However, it has enough room for the lens, body, and some other essentials, like extra batteries, chargers, cards, and others. I may even be able to get an additional, smaller lens in there, but I have yet to try that. The water bottle/tripod pocket and straps are awesome and the popup laptop sleeve is also great and I can see being useful for other gear as well, like a reflector maybe. Love the daisy chain strap! Please keep in mind the space on the inside of the bag is quite a bit tighter than the external dimensions. The color is fairly accurate, maybe a tad lighter in person.

I bought the orange colored one originally and it was a mess, the zippers would get stuck, and it wasn't that comfortable! I decided to give this company another chance and ordered the blue and it was a major difference! The blue one seems to be the updated version! It's more comfortable to wear, it has hand grips on each side to hold, more cushioning. The build quality of this one seems to be so much better than the orange, I've used this one for two weeks now and walked many miles and it's very comfortable to travel with especially for long walks. It fits two lens Sigma Art 24-105mm/Tamron 45mm and the camera with a lens on it "Nikon Z6 w/28mm Nikkor". Plus it has slots for phone, filters, and has a bottom holder for a tripod or water bottle. It rained yesterday and loved that I wasn't stressed about the gear getting wet as this bag is water proof. The zippers are far superior to the orange one that I bought. If you do a lot of street photography, this is the bag to have!

Almost exactly what I wanted. I'm able to pack a Sony a6700 with a sigma 24-70 art. It's a very tight fit and works only with the camera grip on top. Can't pack much more than that (maybe a couple small accessories). Which is what I wanted: a small and good looking bag to put aside my camera when I walk around. My only (but big) issue is: if it rains, this thing will get wet... Inside the main compartment.

The WANDRD ROGUE 9L Sling has been a fantastic first sling bag for my photography gear. It’s well-designed, compact, and incredibly versatile. The padded interior keeps my camera and lenses protected, and the thoughtful organization makes it easy to access everything I need on the go. The build quality is top-notch, with durable materials that feel like they’ll last a long time. I also appreciate the comfortable strap and the sleek, minimalist look. It has set the bar high for what I’d want in a camera bag, and I’m really happy with my purchase.

This bag really is awesome. I really wanted to love it but there were two issues that had me back on the trail of the perfect camera bag. Pros: -aesthetically, I think it’s on point. -materials and build quality are great. I am a fan of the waterproof ripstop material and this bag delivers a lot of it. -good pockets (not great) for organization and a unique take on carrying a laptop. -the strap is comfortable and the stabilizing strap keeps the bag’s comfortable fit secure when in motion. In my use case, I was running around a crowded skating rink, up and down ladders, without an issue. -with the different grab handles and size, portability is not an issue. Good for an edc. My 2 cons: -the main compartment opening is just too small for me. When I’m shooting, I need to be able to pull my camera quickly and I was just never to adjust to the small main opening. -in order to access the contents of the bag, I had to unhook the stabilizing strap which left it dangling and getting caught on things while I was on the move. This was really the deal breaker for me.

This bag is very well made. It has a smart design for all of my gear. The hardware is heavy-duty. The color is great. The bag is easy to access and durable if you are clumsy like I am.

Perfect for small kit. Anything larger than a z50 might be a tight squeeze but the convenience is brilliant and the build quality is very good to excellent! It when to Germany and back with no issues.