Vidpro TL-35 Top-Load DSLR Camera Holster Case (Large)

I got this case to replace a model of another brand that is no longer available. I purchased it after first getting a knockoff that wasn't satisfactory. I think that this second case will be an excellent alternative for that brand that is no longer available. The inside dimensions as given are accurate, and the case is a perfect fit for my Nikon D5100 with an 18-300 mm zoom lens. The case has an outside front pocket that is suitable for extra SD cards and other small items. It also has two outside side pockets, one for a for a spare battery and charger, and the other for the connection cord. The zippers work smoothly, and the case is very well made. It doesn't have the internal suspension system of the brand that is no longer available, but the cushioning at the bottom seems just fine.

Excellent case! I already have one at our Arizona home that houses my Nikon Z5 with the 24-50 kit lens, I bought this for my Nikon Z50 with the Z 50-250. Both cameras plus lens fit great. Nice zipper pockets for my batteries, cleaning supplies, extra SD cards, etc. Quality case!

Very good all purpose holster style bag for my C- sensor DSLR with 18-300 tele zoom lens and battery grip. The base of the case has reinforced padding. The case has a slot to hold an extra battery and memory cards. The padding seems durable and sturdy. The zipper works fine without sticking. The shoulder strap is OK, but could have more padding at the central slider. The bag has a manageable size compared to other similar bags that have larger exterior dimensions. This bag suits all my needs and came at a very nice price from Amazon.

Nice case. Fits my Nikon P1100 perfectly. I use a Peak Design Slide Lite strap that I remove when camera is in the case to not scratch the camera but it would be a very tight squeeze to get the strap in the case if I wanted to. The factory supplied neck strap would likely fit with the camera.

I bought this to take hiking. I wanted to be able to attach it to my belt to keep my hands free. I also didn’t want to have to take something that was too cumbersome so as to hinder my hiking. It was important it could hold my 300mm zoom lense already on the body. It fit the well in the regard. I also didn’t want to lose time taking the camera out of a backpack for wildlife shots. I took it on hikes, though I never attached it to my belt. It’s a little more cumbersome than I wanted. It seems to be a quality case. A trimmer version would be preferred. Overall it’s a good value, versatile and durable.

Great case with junk belt loop. This case would be absolutely amazing if it had a better belt connection. Its just junk for anything with weight on a belt. If you don't' need the belt attachment or have a very light lens then go for it. I wish they would charge a bit more and add a more heavy duty way for the belt attachment.

Exactly what I was looking for. A small bag that will protect my camera and carry a minimal amount of gear. I wanted a bag that I could just grab and go on a camera walk and not lug a bunch of gear along. Holds my Pentax K5ii with a 18 to 135 lens attached. A few SD cards in one pocket. A spare battery in the top pocket and a cleaning cloth in the other pocket. Super easy, light and ready to go on quick/short walks.

Nothing wrong with the case, especially considering the price. Nice side pockets too, sufficient for some filters, spare batteries, and maybe some cleaning supplies or a remote. However, I'd recommend a better strap, especially if it's going to be carried over a shoulder.Since it's always a little difficult to tell actual sizes online, my main observation worth noting is that the bag is really, really BIG!. Since I was looking for something to replace the old T-shirt I usually rubber-band around the little Sony a6 and the ubiquitous Tamron 17-70 that I usually carry on my chest while hiking... this isn't it. In fact, this bag is actually big enough to carry my old Canon digital SLR with an auxiliary battery grip and a fairly large lens installed!Suppose I could just shove that old T-shirt in with the a6?