Tenba Small Topload Pouch fit for D7000?
594472
I purchased this at a really good price.  I like the quality - it is top notch.  But, it does not fit my D7000 + 18-105mm with the hood installed.  I can barely fit this combo with the hood reversed, but then I have to turn the hood around every time I pull it out (or shoot without the hood, which I don't tend to do).  If I had a smaller body, or the 18-55 kit, it would probably fit just fine.  I will probably keep this bag and reuse it for something else.  I have already ordered the large topload from Tenba and I hope it works for me.  I gave this product 5 stars, because even though it didn't fit my camera - it still is a top quality product at a stellar price.  For the right camera/lens combo - this could be a very nice product.
3675468
Too small for the camera-have to stuff it in.
540422
Fits my Nikon D3100 great with just a bit of room for accessories.
4636670
I have a D80 with 18-135 mm, 50mm and also 70-300 mm lens. The bag looks so good but it's just too small for my equipment. This bag can hold  2 small lens and 1 battery charger and that's it. I rated it 4. I love the design. I'm selling it and buying a bigger camera bag.
653310
I ordered this to carry my Nikon D7100, two zoom lenses and associated paraphernalia.  The lenses are 18-105 and 55-300 and the longer one won't fit within the depth of the case, so it must lie on its side and takes up all the space for extra lenses.

So I returned the 200 and ordered the Flipside 300 which is perfect.  It is noticeably wider and a bit longer than the 200, so the camera with the 18-105 mounted and the 55-300 just fit end to end in the middle slot, within the length of the case.  This leaves the side lens compartments available for other shorter lenses, and the charger and flash fit in the narrower section on the other side.  Perfect.

These are both nice cases, the 200 is just quite small.
3087966
Although this says "x-small" it comfortably fits my 5d Mark ii, my 24-70mm, batteries, battery charger and my 50mm. I only wish it had an extra pouch for small things like CF cards, but it's ok. It fits in most regular sized backpacks which I love because I travel often and don't like to call attention to myself with bagpacks or camera bags that obviously say I'm carrying expensive equipment.
4726550
I have a Sony a77ii and it is very tight with a lens attached. Won't fit with it detached. It might fit detached with the 35mm but not my 18-250 and really not with the 10-20, but they did tightly when attached. It is also hard to get it in and out of the sling system. The side pouches WILL NOT fit ANY lenses, even my tiny 35mm. But the bag is very sturdy. I feel it's too big for just a body and a lens and maybe a few more accessories. Wanted to be able to carry lenses.
4523541
I absolutely love it. My DSLR with 50-105mm fit in snugly.
It has room for my flash two additional lenses and many accessories.
It is advertised to accommodate your tripod. In my opinion that is a stretch.
This is a good product. I would recommend it to a friend or a stranger.
2204710
I purchased this pouch to protect my camera+lens from bumps and scratches when I carry it in large purses or bags. It's hard to gauge the size of the pouch, but I'll just say that it fits my Canon 30D and 50mm f/1.4 lens with a bit of room to spare in the lens area, so I keep an extra battery in the tip end of the pouch. Standard Canon zoom lenses wouldn't fit, like my chunkier 17-55 f/2.8. I don't think the kit zooms, like the 28-135 would fit either. With the stretch of the material, I think my 7D could be squeezed in there too. I don't need the ring that attaches the pouch to the camera, but it's handy to have just in case. I ordered it for cheaper from Adorama (through Amazon) and it arrived very quickly.
1699171
Got my ape case in and really enjoy it. It fits my Nikon 24-120, my Tokina 16-28, my Nikon 105 2.8, my Nikon 50mm f 1.8 and my Nikon D750 with battery grip and heavy duty carrying strap for the camera. And there is even more room for extra gear (a couple of lenses or a strobe)  I as well have my all my sd cards, my cleaning cloths/solution air blower in a side pouch. Up above in a large zippered pouch or ruck sack is my lens covers plus there is room in there for snacks, water, a jacket, a notebook and whatever you may need for your journey. The one draw back is that I wish they had a bottom cover for my tripod. But this is going to work great for me and my needs and I can carry quite a bit of extra stuff with the ruck sack top which is great. Looks great and feels like this is going to last for a while.
3458093
I was in the market for a new camera bag when Amazon offered this through Vine for review. Looking through the pictures, I could not tell how small this bag was. This may be a great a sling bag if you have only one lens or if you travel with just one lens with minimal accessories for your DSLR.

I have a&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Canon-60D/dp/B0040JHVCC/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Canon 60D</a>&nbsp;and my everyday walk around lens is&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/24-105-4-L/dp/B000AZ57M6/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">24-105 4/L</a>. This combo fits in this bag perfectly. If I want to take one additional prime or smaller zoom lens, I can use the front/top pocket (although it may not provide enough protection for the lens). That's about all it can fit. I could not fit my&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/580EX-II/dp/B000NP3DJW/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">580EX II</a>&nbsp;flash in it along with the camera and lens.

I recommend this bag if you're looking for the minimalist sling camera bag for your DSLR. For most hobbyists, this bag may be too small to fit all of their gears.
3755112
This was a recommended item for the nikon camera I purchased and the bag is too small, sending back for a refund.  Bag appears well constructed tho.
3664189
I've used this with my Canon EOS 70D and it works great. Works as a Class-10 should. Packaging was annoying to open and does not come with it's own case.
4300747
Plan your excursion then pack this small reinforced nylon box/bag.  It will not hold everything but alot!  In the bag I was able to pack tightly: 1) my D7000 Camera and its kit lense; 2) an extra lense (in my case a close-up); 3) a couple of filters; 4) a flash unit (not enough room for my telephoto; 5) my pocket tripod.  In its side pockets: 1) 2 polarizer lenses; 2) extra camera battery, lense eyepiece; air spray.  Front pocket: notebook; field guide; remote trip; lense cleaner. "Under the Lid" pocket: diffuser for flash unit, lense cleaning cloth.  There are several padded deviders you can adjust to separate/protect the equipment pieces one from the other.  The most obvious shortcoming of the case is its shoulder strap.  It can not be removed and it quickly falls off the shoulder due to the box-like nature of the bag.  This is not the bag you want while hiking/biking a trail.  It's for keeping your basics in one place.
4881813
Really like this case. It took me a while to get it packed, but I managed to get it configured for my Canon T3i body, three lenses (10-18mm, 18-55mm, 55-250mm), hot-shoe flash, L-bracket, hood, extra batteries, remote shutter release, filter case, ball head, extra quick release bases & plates, mini tri-pod... and there's still a bit more room for small stuff.
3626631
Great use of a small space with loads of padding. Fortunately fits my Nikon d5100 with 35/1.8, but needs one more inch to fit with my 18-105 walk around lens. Currently I lug around another brand designed for the d5100 mated to a 100-300mm telephoto, and I wanted something smaller for around town. I just wish it had some ability to stretch a little for my setup.
3049747
for the standard 4-section insert that came with my Domke F-1X bag.  It stores my Nikon D7000 with 18-2mm lens attached in the large section, a 70-300 telephoto stored vertically in one of two partitions, a 12-24mm wide angle zoom and a 50mm primary lens stacked in the other.  On one side of the mounted camera and lens, I store a Hoodman Loupe; the other side has room to fit two Singh-Ray filters in their individual pouches.  Lots of room and everything is protected by ample padding.  The insert is held in place in the bag by velcro strips on two sides can be removed when I decide to use a different insert.