Manfrotto

Fits Sony A7RV with 16-35 F/4 FZ perfectly.

This is a really nice camera sling - it's well constructed, looks nice, wears well, and has plenty of room for a DSLR body, two lenses and some other smallish accessories (memory cards, table top tripod, and maybe a modest flash). Unfortunately, the camera sling, as distinct from the sling belt used to wear the bag itself, is not that well thought out. Or at least I have two gripes that, if fixed, would make the bag a lot better, IMO: 1 - the camera sling can't be removed; this means that any time you adjust the main sling belt, you have to adjust the camera sling to make it longer or take up any excess slack, depending upon how you adjusted the main sling belt. And this is required whether you've mounted your camera to the camera sling or not. 2 - mounting a camera to the sling requires use of Manfrotto's (provided) camera lug connectors. Personally, not only do I not want to have to remove my preferred strap just to use this system, but I generally don't trust systems that use plastic clips to connect the camera to the strap because sometimes these plastic clips fail in a way that even the cheapest $10 traditionally mounted strap will not. So, Manfrotto, if you're listening, make the camera sling strap removable for those of us who don't want to use it, and by making it removable you'll also give us the option of threading our own camera strap connects on if we opt to use a quick-attach type of system.

This camera doesn't fit DSLR lens or mirror-less lens that are 20-70mm. Probably only fits a stationary lens of 35mm (no full frame zoom lens). So it is not long enough for most glass. This item was able to accommodate a Sony A6000 series + zoom lens, but had some extra wiggle room (about an inch). Most detracting feature is the lack of zipper compartments. The insides of the case had no zippers but some crappy sewed compartments that were hard to access and put batteries in. It was not egronomic to use and the manufacturers cheaped out in putting in 3 zippers for compartments.

If all you are concerned with is weight, then this is a great bag. I found it way too small in order to carry what I needed