Vanguard VEO GO 21M Shoulder Bag For Mirrorless Camera - Black

This bag is an excellent size for a sony a7ii body and a couple of lenses. The padding is good with a robust zip for easy access. The bag is also waterproof. It is a good grab and go bag for every day use. A quality bag to use with your camera gear.

I bought this bag to hold a Nikon Z6ii mirrorless camera with 24-70mm lens attached.It is described as a shoulder bag for a Mirrorless/Small DSLR Camera with kit lens attached and an additional 2 lenses, with essential accessories. However, I think that is possibly a bit misleading, I can only fit my camera and lens if there is no strap attached to the camera… I have a quick release shoulder strap… and to prevent straining the zip, it needs removing from the camera to fit comfortably in the bag. Once I have put the camera strap in the bag alongside the camera, there is no room for an extra lens.That said, it is a really stylish and good quality camera bag. There are inside and outside pockets to hold spare batteries, mobile phones etc. plus two on the side which would hold a small bottle of water. The waterproof cover is an added bonus.I’d definitely recommend this bag but don’t be mislead by how much it can hold.

Remember those old, bulky camera bags that screamed: "Come and mug me!"?This is not one of those camera bags. It's quite compact, big enough for a small DSLR and 2 lenses. A pocket on the inside for batteries, SD cards, filters, etc, side pockets to stick your phone in or a lens cap, a pocket on the back closest to your body with a velcro fastening and a zipped pocket at the front for a waterproof rain cover. I don't get the rain cover idea, why not just make the whole bag waterproof?Its compact size and shape makes it look like any other bag which is great. It's comfortable to wear and very smart looking. As it is a little on the compact side, removing and replacing your camera can be a little fiddle, and I also wish they made it a tiny bit bigger in order to fit the charger and cables.Other than that, a great looking bag, well made, good zips and it houses my camera well.

Great little bag that's extremely well made and of quality materials which is usual for vanguard as they always turn out great kit . This bag is perfect for mft cameras like the pen and OM-D ranges with a standard lens attached . My use for it is as a walk about birding bag because its also is a great size for a pair of 8x42 roof prism binoculars and also allows speedy access when needed which is important when that rare bird pops up out of nowhere . So to sum up I'd say this is the perfect bag for those times when you don't want to be carrying much but still need a well padded waterproof bag for that expensive camera or binoculars on your outing . Highly recommended and at this price it's a steal !

I have been using this camera bag for a few weeks now and so I’m ready to do a review.Overall I am relatively pleased with this bag. It is well made, robust and very stylish. However for me there are two design flaws. First of all, the rain cover that comes with the bag only covers the top, front, sides and bottom of the bag. So that means that the side of the bag closest to your body is not weatherproof. This became an issue during a recent trip to Cornwall where it rained a lot and one side of the bag got wet even with the rain cover attached. I think it’s designed this way so that you can still use the shoulder strap with the rain cover on, but I’m sure they could’ve come up with a better design that allowed the whole bag to be waterproof while still using the strap.The second design flaw is that there are not enough easily accessible and useable storage compartments for small items. Yes there is some storage at the front of the bag but if you have a small tablet stowed there as well you will find it very difficult accessing the storage compartments. I think they could’ve added another storage compartment on the side of the bag - opposite to where you access the storage for the tripod (which by the way is a very cool feature). Or maybe they could have designed the pocket at the front of the bag so that it pulls away more from the main body of the bag allowing easier access

Having recently changed to a mirrorless camera system I treated myself to a new bag to store and carry it. The old DSLR system was getting too heavy to lug around, especially on holidays, and the bag itself was bulky to carry.The new bag is slimmer, lighter and versatile, carrying all the equipment I need, including a special compartment to store a travel tripod or (in my case) a powerful flashgun. Being a shoulder bag with a secure, top opening zip, it's easy to access the camera and lenses (an ultra-wide and telephoto zoom) without having to undo the top or side of the bag - quick and secure. Admittedly there is a limit to the amount of equipment it will carry but for most people it will be sufficient and they won't feel overburdened.Quality wise, it's a nice looking bag with some nice finishing bits that make it feel like a top end item, without the huge expense. Only time will tell how durable it is but I'm not hard on bags and am confident that with normal usage it will last me many years.The only slight criticism is that due to the design the waterproof cover isn't all embracing and there is a risk that a heavy downpour could penetrate the bag. But then again, I'm at a stage where I won't be doing many trips in the pouring rain so it probably won't be an issue for me.

Loved the size and the pockets, nice to have external end pockets too. Fits my camera well when not using it. The only little negative i have, is that the adjustable shoulder sleeve keeps slipping down the strap, which on a long walk is a bit annoying. Would be better with a non slip materiel on the underside. Having said that, i like the bag and its waterproof cover, which is usefull should you get caught out in a rain shower.

Praktisch, compact, zeer goede afwerkingEen heel fijn fototasje voor mijn Sony A7C en 1 extra lens.

I wasn't able to fit my Sony a7siii body along with three lenses and mic

I loved it and it protects my camera

Tolle Verarbeitung und schickes Design. Unterfach eignet sich ganz gut auch zum Tragen von einer Wasserflasche (war auch so gedacht noch beim Kauf). Kleines Manko was jedoch allen solchen Designs betrifft (insofern keinen Punktabzug): Gewicht wird auch trotzt des beiten Tragegurts nicht gleichmаessig verteilt. Also fuer schweren Sets nicht gut geeignet.

Bello esteticamente e discreto non richiamando immediatamente nell'estetica uno zaino fotografico. Il colore poi, per chi come me passeggia nella natura facendo naturalistica, è fantastico.I materiali sono ottimi (parliamo di Vanguard, una garanzia).Le dimensioni non sono generose (modello 42m), ma cercando io uno zaino più compatto possibile bastano comunque a contenere la mia attrezzatura che non è sicuramente poco ingombrante.Togliendo la paratia alta e riposizionandola in modo da crearne una ulteriore sull'apertura in alto riesco a farci stare una Nikon d7200 con Nikon 200-500 5.6 montato con tanto di paraluce, sempre montato, da 4cm.Ci starebbe, seppure abbastanza sacrificato in altezza, anche l'ingombrante paraluce originale (ovviamente risposto a rovescio sulla lente) ma essendo appunto ingombrante e probabilmente fragile e usando io un paraluce pieghevole, non ho necessità di riporlo nello zaino.Resta spazio per una borraccia da mezzo litro (alta 23cm), batterie, coperchi e altri piccoli oggetti. Caricabatterie, portafogli e altro trovano spazio nella tasca frontale e in quella superiore.Restano poi le due tasche laterali per cavalletto e/o bottiglie, chiavi, accendini, petardi, proiettili, un panino, pochettcoffi, razzi segnalatori, torcia, spray al peperoncino, ecc... ecc...Fondamentali le asole sugli spallacci per collegare una cinghia pettorale, reperibile a pochissimi euro.In sostanza zainetto bellissimo e davvero compatto ma con una capacità inaspettata.Piccolo difetto: schienale secondo me troppo, troppo morbido, calcolando che una reflex con un qualsiasi obiettivo non è leggera e potrebbe creare col peso bozze che si sentono sulla schiena. Ho risolto facilmente inserendo un pannello rigido da 1,5mm nella tasca per il tablet, scomparto utile per non metterci mai un tablet che si sfonderebbe, ma che ha trovato una sua funzione preziosa.Allego foto che spiega meglio delle parole come contiene agevolmente la mia attrezzatura.