FlexSLEEVE X

This is exactly what I was looking for. It fits my Nikon Z50 with an 18 - 140 zoom lens perfectly. It is well made and will protect my camera while in the car going to take pictures or simply walking around. The neoprene material should also priotect it from water splashes. I like that the 'lid' wraps all the way around to latch on the bottom of the camera with velcro.

The USA GEAR FlexARMOR X DSLR/SLR Camera Case Sleeve has quickly become an indispensable companion for my photography adventures. This durable, padded neoprene sleeve provides top-notch protection and convenience for my camera gear, and I can't sing its praises enough. Protection (5/5): The primary reason to pick up the USA GEAR FlexARMOR X is its exceptional protection. The high-quality neoprene material is not only rugged but also well-padded to shield your valuable camera equipment from everyday bumps, minor drops, and even inclement weather. The snug fit ensures a secure hold, and the reinforced corners give added peace of mind. My Canon R7 with a larger lens fits perfectly. Design and Durability (5/5): The design is well thought out, featuring a zippered pocket and a Velcro strap for secure fastening. The durable stitching and reinforced zippers make it clear that this sleeve is built to last. It's lightweight and compact, making it easy to slip into a larger camera bag or carry on its own. Versatility (5/5): One of the standout features of this camera sleeve is its versatility. It accommodates a wide range of DSLR and SLR camera models, and there's even room for a larger lens attached to the camera. This flexibility is a real plus for photographers with different camera setups. Additionally, the sleeve comes with an external zippered pocket, perfect for storing small accessories like memory cards and lens caps. Comfort and Portability (5/5): The FlexARMOR X is all about convenience. The padded neoprene not only protects your camera but also makes it comfortable to carry. The neck strap found attached to most cameras extrudes from the sleeve so you can carry your camera around like you normally would--just with a lot more protection. Value (5/5): The affordability of the USA GEAR FlexARMOR X is one of its standout features. Given the quality of materials, level of protection, and thoughtful design, it's a fantastic value for your camera investment. You won't find many camera sleeves of this caliber at such a reasonable price. The USA GEAR FlexARMOR X DSLR/SLR Camera Case Sleeve is an outstanding accessory for photographers of all levels. It provides a snug, protective fit for your camera and lens, offers versatile storage for accessories, and is extremely portable. Whether you're an amateur photographer looking for peace of mind or a professional in need of a reliable secondary case, this sleeve delivers in every aspect. It's a small investment that can save you from costly damage to your camera gear. I highly recommend the FlexARMOR X to anyone seeking a quality camera sleeve that stands up to its promises.

This review is for USA Gear FlexARMOR X, Model GRFXFSL110BKEW as labeled on actual product purchased (see attached photos). The story is that I had been looking for a neoprene case that would nicely fit my compact mirrorless camera with telephoto zoom lens 55-210mm and at the same time it would not be too bulky/roomy when I use pancake style compact 16-50mm lens. I would put the camera in a case and transport it in a backpack, in a messenger or inside of my car's glove compartment. I would not plan to change lens in such cases but I would like to have a spare battery at hand. Actual camera and lens I use are these: Sony A6000 wearing Sony leather jacket LCS-EBE, telephoto zoom lens SEL55210, power zoom lens SELP1650. With the leather jacket on and telephoto lens attached and lens cap on, camera's overall dimensions are (LxWxH): 6"x5.1"x3.1" (this is not accounting for the viewfinder eye-piece). As of 03/11/2016 the model listed here as FlexARMOR X showed different dimensions in the product details and in the product description. In the details section it showed "Interior Dimensions: 5.8" x 4.4" x 2.9"" and in the description it showed "Interior Dimensions: 6.5" x 6.25" x 3"" (none of which are correct, read on). After reviewing pictures of the case, I decided to give it a shot and ordered it. And I'm glad i tried because actual case size worked better that any of two sizes listed on the product page. So, note Actual Interior Dimensions: (LxWxH) 5.8" x 5.5" x 3.0". These internal dimensions fit my A6000 telephoto lens setup like a glove (even with the viewfinder eye-piece attached). Lens compartment can fit lens of larger diameter than SEL55210 and it's a bit loose for the latter. Internal height of the case is exact fit; width of the case has about 0.5" extra room for my 5.1" wide camera and this is actually beneficial since it makes removing and putting the camera back very easy. The case secures around the camera with a velcro on the bottom of the case. The back side of the case has small flat zippered pocket which unexpectedly can fit a spare battery for A6000 and a small plastic case with spare SD memory card. Overall, the case is very nice quality, all materials used in the case look and feel like high quality, seams also look like very well sewn job. There is a loop sewn to the bottom of the case that can be used to attach it to the camera with provided carabiner. Regarding 6mm neoprene mentioned in the description, it is a bit sort of that and actually is about 4mm, which still should provide adequate protection expected from such type of cases. As a surprise finding, this case leaves very little to desire for my A6000 setup. The case could be improved though through adding a couple metal clips over velcro to make it more secure. Also, it would be nice to have a zippered pocket on the side of the lens compartment to comfortably fit a spare battery and a few lens filters. I'll update later if anything good/bad comes up during actual use of the case. P.S. This is not a sponsored review, I just wanted to help fellow owners of mirorless camera sets in their search for this type of cases. As of 03/11/2016 case was reasonably priced at $17.00.

Simple protection with a fun pop of color, but annoying if you need to reach for your camera often. I purchased this case so I could stash my Canon T3i in my hiking/day bag instead of carrying my heavier dedicated camera backpack that doesn't hold water bottles, bladders, or other things I need when hiking. The sleek neoprene case provides just enough protection against bumps and scratches without being bulky. It also feels nice to have that padded cushion against your hip when the camera is hanging off your shoulder. The sleeve fits snugly over my Canon T3i body + kit lens (18-55mm) + lens hood. The small zippered compartment is just big enough to hold a couple SD cards or a remote shutter. Velcro enclosure means you don't need to fuss with buttons to remove the camera from the sleeve. Unfortunately it gets annoying to constantly undo the velcro and wiggle the camera out of the case and wiggle it back in after every use. On my hiking trip I ended up just hanging the bare camera around my neck because I didn't want to deal with the case anymore. I think this case is better suited for those who want to keep their camera close but know they won't reach for it very often. Because it is a free-standing case (no attached strap - use your own camera strap) it becomes just another loose item when your camera is in use. You'll need to either hold the case in your hand while taking your photo, throw it on the ground and out of the way (don't forget to pick it back up), hand the case to a friend/spouse/sibling to hold for a minute, stash the case away in your bag, or clip the case to your belt loop or bag strap with the attached velcro loop or your own carabiner (I use a carabiner). And then unclip after you finish taking your photo. Yeah, it's as annoying as it sounds. Still, it's good at protecting the camera when not in use, and that's essentially what I bought it for.

Getting ready for a backpacking trip I wanting to take a larger camera, and I was in need of simple protection. Not really knowing what to expect from a simple sleeve to cover the camera, I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. Squeezing a Nikon D80 with the Nikon 18-200mm VR lens into a neoprene sleeve (with hood) didn't seem possible once the product arrived. However, the sleeve took all camera lens with hood quite nicely. I had to stretch the neoprene over the camera a tad to button down the cover but it held nicely and the neoprene or stitching did not look stressed. Definitely nice dust and abrasion protection from elements during a backpacking trip but it's not bullet proof. Also, the little zippered pocket in the back held 3 sd cards and a little powerboost charger for a cell phone even with camera cover closed. Again with no issues. I certainly liked that the back of the case form fitted to the camera and took a little effort to get which assures me it was not going anywhere. Build Quality and Design: - Good stitching and no visible stress with pulling cover over to close camera backing - Allowed camera strap to easily stick out to carry around neck if desired - Zipper pocket was perfect and is easily opened with camera in cover Things to note: - It will not cover camera completely if looking for COMPLETE dust or pure weather protection since the camera strap hinges are exposed - Camera would still take impact damage if dropped but perhaps it will lessen the blow (but wasn't designed to be drop proof) - It would be nice if it attached to the camera straps so that it could be out of the way but not have to find a spot for it while camera was in use. - Not sure if I would use a bigger lens than the 18-200mm but the neoprene is quite stretchy Overall, I highly recommend the DuraNeoprene FlexArmor product for your camera if you're looking to carry it around without a case but want some protection.

Perfect size. Exactly what we were looking for

It's a nice little bag, but does not fit Nikon Coolpix P950.

Love it! Keeps camera safe, less anxiety when carrying it.