Love it!

Great idea for stashing stuff and having it ready to grab. However, didn't fit my trip, but I did keep the dry bag.

This would suit full frame size lenses. I shoot MFT so the lenses are more compact.

It is very wide but still fairly shallow. Works very well, however. It does have a draw string at the top to change the diameter, but taller items really need the dry bag that clips in to make me feel comfortable. This approach works well for a water bottle too!

Excellent addition to the sling belt system.

Well, here it is, the inevitable unwarranted 'leave a review' e-mail I received that I never solicited. A great way to get the 'ole ego pumped up, like my special opinion is super important because I bought something.

Go me! I do get it; it's just marketing and goes along with all the clingy stuff that comes with buying something these day. I'm a professional 15 year full-time sports photographer, or was until this global pandemic sorts itself out. These days I'm not much of anything.

I do like these products. They are very well made but expensive by about 20% and specific to a single use function because I often need to strap other stuff to my camera, like a tripod or monopod... so have to untangle and unscrew everything, which can be annoying.

Doesn't work for e-bikes, so if it just works for hoofing around, fine.

You will definitely look a little geeky sometimes, hanging gear all your body, like you are on a mission to be one of the best. Nat Geo here we come!

But! So be it, we photographers do like to look cool. I use gear when I need it and it does come in handy to have well-made stuff. I'm just saying keep it all in perspective folks; we aren't models, this isn't Hollywood and the gear won't make you a better photographer.

4/5 for quality and fast delivery; points are lost for price and for soliciting me to write this pointless review. 3/5.

Paul Yates, Vancouver Sports Pictures

Active users are layering and unlayering so the belt should be easily adjustable.
This isn't. It has to be taken off.
Why not use a backpack type of belt?