NOMATICMcKinnon Camera Sling 8L: Versatile Camera Bag for Photographers with Quick Access, Secure Storage for Mirrorless or DSLR Camera, Lightweight Crossbody Sling & External Tripod Attachment

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Perfect material

Without exception the PM 13L sling bag is without peer. I've had camera bags of every size, shape, and style - and for me the buck stops here. The bags layout, compartments, and ergonomics was clearly designed by a photographer who uses the bag - and the attention to detail and build quality is fantastic.I wish the bag had a detachable shoulder strap instead of the one stitched on ... and while I can fit a full frame body with attached lens, and 2 additional lenses, the fit is a bit tight. I think 15L would be the sweet spot.Still, this is the best camera bag I've ever owned.

The bag is a nice design, but a little on the small size. I have a Nikon Zf with a SmallRig handle and it's a really tight fit. It it only were held an inch deeper it would be perfect.The build quality isn't perfect. The interior of the bag's back appears to be some fabric-covered padding with a cardboard backing. I guess that the cardboard was bent during assembly, and you can see that the board is bent in the lower right corner of the back (when looking into the bag from the front.) It's annoying me, so I'll probably return it for a replacement when I get home from my trip.Also, what's the point of one strap instead of two. It would be better to come with none than to come with one when you need two -- especially as they come in twos only.

I bought this because I have their big Peter McKinnon bag and the quality of that bag is amazing. This sling is perfect if I don't want to carry my big bag around town when I don't need all my gear. great quality. you will not be sorry with this purchase.

For some reason Peter McKinnon irritates me. But I have to admit his camera equipment are the best. I have a wandrd rogue 6l but the McKinnon sling is better. Im 6ft and it feels more comfortable. I like the attachment that means you don’t have to zip it closed everytime, I like its firmness which is better for changing lens.I have a Leica M10 and it can take the camera plus lens attached plus two other lenses plus a PD travel tripod underneath.If you have a wandrd rogue I wouldn’t sell it for the McKinnon, but if I was choosing between the two then I think the McKinnon has the edge. It’s a good looking beast.

I purchased this bag because it claims to have a way to secure a tripod to it. When I received the bag, there are no straps. Going to the Nomatic website, I found out it has "molle attachment points", but does not include straps. How worthless is that. I have other camera bags that are arguably nicer than this one, but I specifically wanted this one because of the tripod attachment feature. Oh well, guess it's best this didn't live up to the advertisement, because it is on the small side and the rigid sides don't allow for extra room. Don't expect for fit a full frame DSLR with grip in here, and if you manage to, there's no room for an extra lens. I could barely fit my Hasselblad 907x and a couple filters in it. I could fit my Leica M3 in it, with one extra lens. My Canon 6D MKII with the grip was too large to fit. Small cameras are okay, large cameras, not so much.

Really nice light weight high quality camera bag. My only issue is that I needed a slightly larger bag and should have ordered the next size larger.