Lens Bag. Shoulder Camera Bag with Three Neoprene Lens Pouches for Professional Photographers.

My friends love this bag as much as I do. Its slim, contours to your body, and protects your lenses (and looks very cool) The cover even can be removed for instant access to your lenses. Just one gripe, if at all: The strap only unlatches from the one end. Thats it! Its brill!

I have been photographing weddings for 7 years and always have used a bag to carry my must have lenses while with me. Over the years I have tried many bags. Some too small, some too big. Some had loud velcro that was awful for church ceremonies. But my biggest issue has been comfort. This bag is perfect. I carry 3-4 lenses and a flash in it and after 9 hours of shooting my shoulder feels fine! The material helps to distribute the weight so it feels like you are wearing nothing. This bag makes getting through crowds easy and it does not stick out like a huge camera bag that says I am a photographer!Wish I had found it years ago. Great bag.

Professional photographer for 15 years. Used multiple shoot sacs. This didn’t match previous quality. Back snap fell off on first use. Second snap fell off on my next wedding. Tried contacting twice for replacement, no replies. So disappointed.

this really is a perfect lens bag however there is no pocket for carrying a reflector. That is a huge problem for me since I always carry a reflector. I'd have to carry a whole separate bag just for my reflector which really defeats the purpose of having a compact shooting bag. I'm going to return this and go with the Kelly Moore bag which does have a pocket for a reflector.

I got my shootsac last week, and have used it once so far. I love the design. It fits snuggly against the body while shooting. I agree with another poster who said the shoulder pads should be standard. After a while, the lenses do become a little weighty.My other issue was that the velcro that holds the flap is not sewn in with reinforcements. This is a bit of a problem since the first time I went to detach the velcro, I also ended up pulling out the velcro side that was sewn in. I sent the following email to the company, but got no response."Hi there,I just received my Shootsac today from Amazon via Adorama. I was excited to receive it, as I'd been waiting since last week for it to arrive. As you can imagine, I looked in all of the holes, and snapped and unsnapped the snaps to get an idea of how things worked. I then reached for the velcro to detach the cover. I must have grabbed the wrong part because I noticed that the part that was sewn in was detaching as well. I didn't tug that hard, but yet the thread was dangling. I really like the look, feel, and build of the Shootsac. But my one suggestion would be to at the very least, reinforce the edges where the velcro comes detached. For something that costs nearly $200 to purchase, the threading should be more solid than that. Now, for an item that I haven't even had the pleasure of using yet, I have to spend a few minutes sewing in the velcro edge and adding reinforcements so this doesn't happen again. Again, I look forward to using my Shootsac, but I just wanted to point out where it could be improved."As I mentioned, I got no response. Not a "thanks for the feedback. We will work on that." Not a "wow, you're an idiot for pulling on the wrong part." Nothing. I think this is a flaw on the part of customer service because the customer usually just wants to be acknowledged. Again, I love the design and look forward to putting it to use, but for a product that costs nearly $200, you expect it to be solid.

While this looks like it should be the perfect bag, it's very uncomfortable and the strap digs into your neck. This is not what I want when I'm shooting a 9 hour wedding. Another photographer friend of mine had the same problem. I had to return it. Until Jessica fixes this issue, I won't be buying another shootsac.. no matter how cute it is!

Ideal for short photographic outings, this item saves you carrying a large bag. Select a couple of lenses and/ or a flash and you can move around with complete ease and freedom whilst taking your shots. The bag can easily take three lenses and keeps them protected, along with other items in a really easy and simple to use design. The bag is very well made with a detachable flap, should you want extra quick access to your equipment, a thoroughly useful tool if you are on the move.

As a wedding photographer this is one of my most important tools. I'm able to carry around my flash and two lenses in addition to whatever is already attached to my camera. The back side has three pockets that are great size for carring addtional batteries, cards, wallet, lenspen, etc. The neoprene fabric makes it comfortable to wear and absorbs some of the weight. The flexible fabric contours to you as you move, rather than just being a stiff and unwieldy camera back.The front pockets can carry up to a 70-200mm Lens.This is NOT a camera bag. There's no place to put your camera in this, this bag is designed for carrying your lenses on you as you shoot. I would definitely suggest having a separate bag for carrying your camera or any other equipment you might need, but don't have to carry on you all day.