Crumpler Doozie Photo Sling Bag, Dark Navy/Copper

Just got this today so have not yet gone out and about with it but initial impressions are very positive. I got it to for reduced kit days - one D750 body an 18-35 and a 28-300 and those fit fine with one attached and space for a flash or more likely a couple of small primes like the 35 f2 and the 50 1.4. More surprisingly I checked and it will also take the D750 with the 28-70 attached and the 70-200 again with space for a flash or a couple of primes. It is very well designed, with a quality feel and look. Its kind of aimed at women but who cares if it looks this smart - and not like a camera bag. I have been looking at different options including backpacks but didn't want to look like a standard photo-trekker or carry around a biggish pack and this seems a good choice. I'll have to see how it feels across the shoulder for trip but given its only mainly for my two light zooms and a body it should be fine. UPDATE: Took it out on my first shoot tonight and first impressions hold. Was shooting a jazz gig so had the D750 and the 24-70 and 70-200 plus a 50mm just in case. Felt great across the shoulder messenger style and worked great in the gig. Compact but enough room in it. The only thing I'd say is the shoulder pad is a bit skimpy. Fortunately I have a better padded one from an old (but not very used) Crumpler which is almost an exact match so job done. Minor gripe - the external "accessory" pocket is virtually pointless - you can just about get a business card in it but no accessory I can think of - a memory card might just fit but would be either hard to get out - think I'll just take it off the strap. Bag still great tho'

I have spent quite some time looking for a neat bag to carry my 60D on a casual day trip around town. I often put the camera with a wide angle prime on so there really isn't a need for lots of space which is why I want a replacement for the Tenba messenger large I was using (which is a fantastic bag for people with a lot of gear to carry around). This Crumpler bag fits my rather small body much better, but still has enough space for a dslr with lens attached, a spare lens, water bottle, some books or notepads and other accessories, even a compartment for up to 10inch tablets. The navy colour looks fine, neither too dark nor bright, and the bag doesn't shout 'photography bag' for those wanting to be discrete. Also the bag is unisex and as a guy I have no problem with how it looks. So far, so good is what I'd say about this Crumpler bag.

Bought it for Croatia holiday, wanted something that doesn't look like a camera bag. Used it as a shoulder bag/ handbag on the plane, allowed in addition to 1 piece of hand luggage. Great size for camera plus 2 lenses, spare battery etc, iPad, paperback, some handbaggy stuff, and even either my sun hat or thin waterproof jacket. Delighted with it. The removable camera padding makes the bag more versatile, and could be used in another bag if needs be. Good for days out and sightseeing trips too. High quality bag, nothing flimsy about it, provides good protection for camera gear.

Nice bag which fits my D810 or D500 in with one zoom lens attached and a 70-300mm easily and at a push, I have also manged to squeeze in my Sigma 150-600mm lens un-attached to the body.

More manly look would make it have wider appeal.