A Very Good Bag, at a Good Price
596581
These bags are not manufactured by Oreck, but they are certainly just as good as the pricier name-brand bags.  I compared them visually, and if anything these bags seem a bit more sturdy.

I had no trouble getting the bag fitted onto my XL.  Suction was great, but of course that should be true of any new bag.  I vacuumed a lot in just a few days to give these a good try, and I have to say I'm very happy.  I removed the first bag, not because it was terribly full, but because I wanted to see if it was indeed harder or messier than my original equipment bags.  It wasn't, as far as I can tell.  Of course, if it were very full, you might have an issue, but that's true of any bag.  And it's got to be better than the bagless vacuums.  I have used a few of them and have always had to go outside to empty them to avoid a cloud of dust re-depositing itself on everything.  The antimicrobial feature of these bags is also welcome.  Sometimes it's a while between bag changes, and anything that will cut down on the "dirty sweeper bag" smell is a good thing.

Overall, I couldn't be happier with these bags and there are enough to last me a long time, at a very reasonable price point.
246393
After going through a few bags, I decided on this medium Messenger bag by Tenba.  For me this is probably the best of a lot of good bags available.  The bag can hold a lot of gear.  I have a Canon T3i with lens and hood attached, a 70-300 mm zoom with hood, a 55-250mm zoom with hood, two small primes, and a 430EX flash, all in the main compartment.  I also have a 6"x8" folded soft box, and various manuals.  There is room in the side pockets for my filters, extra batteries, lens and camera cleaning supplies, and other small stuff.  The front has pockets for SD cards, keys, note pads,pens etc.  The top cover of the bag has a zipper on top so you can access gear from inside without opening the bag for the world to see whats in there.  With all this the bag is extremly lightweight, so it won't kill your shoulder during a day of shooting.  The shoulder strap could be a little more comfortable, but I replaced mine with another strap from a Tamarac bag.  One downside is there is no waterproof cover available, but this bag is made from military grade materials, so that should help in wet weather.  All in all, this bag serves it's purpose which is to carry a lot of gear without making you feel like the world is on your shoulders. The bag is attractive without calling attention to itself (i.e. "I have expensive cameras, steal me.)  All in all great bag.
3436442
Quite simply, this is a great bag.  Especially for the price Amazon was offering it.  It's every bit as durable and sturdy as any canvas bag out there.  The faux leather touches are really great--don't look fake at all.  Yes, the canvas color was darker that the image on Amazon.  Mine is more of a medium dark khaki, not so much drab green as others call it.  But it's very attractive nonetheless, and I was pleasantly surprised that the color was actually better looking than the image online.  No odd smells in my bag at all, by the way.  Plenty of zippered pockets, stashes and other organizing features.  And it has a nicely padded shoulder strap that doesn't appear in the online photo.  Truly a wonderful bag.  Here I was about to pay $149 for a similar bag of identical size in The Territory Ahead catalog!  Thank goodness I found this one instead.  In fact, I may just buy two (one for a backup in case something happens to this bag).  Excellent purchase.  (It also arrived two days ahead of schedule.)

PROS:
--Sturdy construction
--Light but durable
--Lots of convenient pockets

CONS:
--Front flap a bit awkward to open-I don't care for the clips.  But it works
2331029
There's plenty of space inside of this tough little bag for my purposes -- a few standard lenses, a bounce flash, cords, cards, chargers, phone and ID, all of the basics that I would want on a day-trip. I don't visit challenging environments with it (yet), so the waterproofing isn't as much a concern for me as the sturdiness, and as other people have no doubt said, the construction and materials on the bag all feel first-rate.

I expected this bag to be very slightly less rigid than the bag containing the laptop pocket in the back -- it isn't. I'm fine with that, since it lets me know that the equipment inside is well-padded, but if I had known, I probably would've just gone ahead and spent the extra money on the bag with the laptop enclosure.
1254696
This is a good bag. I use one side to hold three rackets, which is enough for me, and the other side for all the other stuff I carry, extra balls, several sun glasses, sun screen, gloves for cold weather,  cap , visor and a cooling rag for my head, and other stuff that just seems to sneak in there when I am not looking.

The zippers are substantial and have held up well, a good sign, as has the shoulder strap.
2488020
This is a great bag.  I think it's overpriced... but I got a great deal on mine, and I looooove it.  It has five compartments in total:  a zippered pocket on the back (not very big thanks to the way the zipper is installed); a slip pocket on the front, under the flap; a relatively roomy main compartment, which has a smaller but suprisingly roomy zippered pocket; and the compartment that is accessed through the flap, which is a great place to stow things you don't need to get to on a regular basis.  I keep that flap unzipped (because I like how it looks, and it keeps the zippers from clicking together), and I don't feel that it makes the compartment any less secure.  I've carried it daily for three months now, which surprises me, as I usually prefer a larger bag for everyday.

The leather is soft and supple, and because it's black, I don't feel like I have to "baby" this handbag.  I do feel that it's a lesser quality pebbled leather than my #75082 Fossil bag from a decade ago.  That bag has patinated very well over the years... not sure about this bag, but it might surprise me.
4266304
Overall a very nice bag for the price. Not overly huge, but certainly enough room for the camera body and a couple of smaller lenses, cleaning supplies, batteries, flash, etc.  Well constructed.
377902
I like this bag, and it does appear designer-ish, which makes it good for the price.  No description on the item (I took a chance, getting it) but it does appear to be leather and well made.  There is a bit of a rough spot on the inside side of one of the metal rings which I'm going to file down.  And it comes in a nice cover, too, which I did not expect (a black bag which could be used as a shoe bag).  Overall, positive, I think.  The chain on the shoulder strap, by the way, is gold colored, not silver, like it appears in the photos.
4512854
This is a nice bag. The quality is quite fair, and at such an affordable price, I am glad I purchased it. I will likely purchase from the same brand in the future. I haven't used it yet so I can't say how it holds up, but it seems like it will well hold up past it's worth. The color was quite a bit off from the picture (much cooler toned than the Khaki image), but everything else was as advertised. Very happy. For the picture reference, I am almost 5'4", and about 130-135 lbs. You can see a video review here: https://youtu.be/G8IL5x7EZlc
4206802
I bought this bag at a sale price of $79, and I believe it is the best I could buy for that amount. I believe it sells for $109.

It looks beautiful, people made nice comments. It is not boxy. It looks somehow like an hybrid between a camera bag and some messenger style bag.

It is very roomy. I can fit a DSLR, large normal 2.8 zoom, a small 70-210 zoom, flash, cable, cleaning kit (in the space on the side between the proper camera compartment and the bag itself), another wide angle and some wireless flash controllers.

There is a pocket on the hip side for magazines or stuff like sheets, notepads, passport, And there is a compartment in the front where i can put portable hard drives, Macbook charger and some other stuff. Plenty of room also for bounce cards, memory cards.

There is a not readily flap that can cover the camera compartment and some thin stuff can be put there.

the 2 pockets in the front are zippered and can be useful for stuff like lens caps, filters, spare battery, memory card, metro card, train ticket etc. they are not big but yet useful.

The back side of the bag as some nice backpack style mesh, and the zippers seem good quality.

The camera and lenses can be accessed by opening a top side zipper rather than just opening the 2 buckles. It is a great idea and allows to change or stow away lenses without putting the bag on the ground or on a table. The top zipper is also protected by a flap.

What I did not like:

- The well cushioned strap is definitely too long. I am 6ft tall, long torso and the bag stays well below the hip even when the strap is shortened all the way.
This makes it really hard to wear the bag while riding a road bicycle, even if it is non slip fabric the bag may slip during a curve or if on a bumpy road.
I want to write to Tenba and ask them if they could provide a shorter strap.

- the flap that closes the bag should be wider as there is a little gap on the sides where water may enter in extremely rainy conditions. it comes with no rain cover, but a wider flap and a piece of velcro could have made the bag more rain proof.

- if it was a bit more expandable I could also added a book.

In conclusion, it is a great bag, looks great, it can store a lot of stuff, and there are MOLLE stile straps on the side that allow to attach pouches (although I wish it could have featured one or 2 mesh pockets). It also feels strong and resistant, great stitching and zippers.

I wish it had a shorter strap and would be more sealed on the sides in case of rain

If the bag is full, including computer and extras, after some hours the bag feels heavy, even with the great padding of the strap. That is not the bag fault. I am also shopping for a backpack for when I have to carry my gear on a bicycle or I have to walk a lot. Most backpacks do not allow easy and fast access to the camera, flash and lenses as this bag. So like in most aspects of life there is a trade off. Probably without the computer, hard drives, charger it would not feel too heavy for a day shoot.

But I dream that Tenba could update this bag with  4 buckles and clip on straps on the back and to make it convertible into a backpack for when someone has to  hike and does not need immediate access to the content of the bag.  That would be the best of both worlds.
4936723
I've been wanting to get a nice leather shoulder bag for some time, and this one looked sharp in the pictures, and was being sold at a very good price compared to other similarly styled bags. The leather color is very nice, and while the outside of the bag is a somewhat soft leather, the bottom and bottom corners are a thicker tougher leather, so I expect this bag to last a while. The hardware seems durable and looks sharp, and there is a great assortment of pockets for all of my personal items. In particular, the organization of the laptop compartment is great - a sleeve that fits my 15.6" Dell laptop comfortably, along with 3 other large pockets to fit an external hard drive, power, cord, etc.

Great bag, exactly what I was looking for, and far far cheaper than similar bags out there. Made by Samsonite too, and they seem to know their stuff when it comes to bags, so there are handy little details, like the hardware where the straps attach to the bag have little swivels, so you don't have to worry about getting the strap twisted up. Cool stuff. Maybe I'm just excited because I've had the same cheap bag for the last 5 years and it's nice to finally have something of quality :)
3819769
This bag is sturdy, has a lot of room for all sort of different things one would want to take while traveling. It's a little weighty but that's not a problem at all. It's made with high quality material and is good looking both on the inside and outside.
1375825
I found this bag while looking at bags that were 3x the price. I was a bit skeptical of its quality at first but I have had this bag for 6 months and use it daily for work and have been impressed with it. I get a lot of compliments on how nice it looks (I even got a compliment on it from a friend that carries a high priced competitor leather bag). The leather is thick and has "aged" well with incidental scrapes and scratches that give it a nice character. The inside is a combination of leather and a nylon covering that has been durable. The shoulder strap and hardware has held up well even when it is packed with books, files and a computer. There are two deep pockets on the inside that can hold quite a bit and are big enough to hold the charger for my MacBook. However, there are no pen pockets so the pens end up at the bottom.
The only complaint I have (if you can call it a complaint) is that the closing straps are too long and when there is not much in the bag, the middle closing strap cannot be buckled.
Overall, this has been a great, durable bag that I suspect will last a very long time at a very reasonable price.
3455389
I was looking for a bag that can accommodate a gripped body with heavy zoom lens and 17 inch laptop.  This bag fits the bill. It is rugged looking, well-built, well-padded and durable.  It is tad on a heavy side but that's expected with all the padding and size-wise, slightly big, but not too big. The shoulder straps are comfortable and can accommodate a bigger person.  I like the fact that the waist strap is also present but unobtrusive if I don't want to use it.  On some other bags, it gets in the way.

Since the bag is divided into 2 separate compartments, the lower compartment is not as roomy as the bags that are dedicated to carrying equipment only. Unless you are going to carry another bag for secondary stuff, it forces you to think and pack carefully what you really need for your task. You cannot open up or convert upper compartment to accommodate more dividers.  Therefore, if you are looking for a bag to cram only the photo gear, this bag is not for you.  I have other bags that are better designed for that purpose. Still, if you need to carry more stuff, I have put extra lenses and flashes in their cushioned pouches in the upper compartment without any issues.  However, the upper compartment is not as well padded as the lower compartment; therefore, you want to be careful not to put anything too fragile there. The upper compartment has two small and a medium compartment as well as an elastic strap and a detachable, small, zippered pouch to secure filters, SD cards and other accessories. There is a small pouch between the shoulder strap to carry an iPod.

Although it may make the bag feel unbalanced, I prefer to carry tripod attached to the side of the bag than in the middle of the pack.  The tripod holder extends out from the side of the bag and tucks back in neatly if not used. However, when the tripod is attached, it will get in the way of carrying water bottle in the mesh pouch. I have a Cullman Magic fold-flat tripod that I can carry in the laptop space if I decide not to lug the 17 incher and still have space left over for an iPad and accessories.

The rain cover is built into the bottom of the bag so it is unobtrusive and can't get lost - a nice design detail.  You can take this bag as a carry-on on the plane and it will fit in the overhead bin no problem.  Just be sure to leave out your expensive Leatherman multi-purpose tool.  TSA in their infinite wisdom, in the name of reducing terrorist threats confiscated my mini Victorinox key-chain pocket knife, nail clipper and my Leatherman ($65 - ouch!), but lest I digress ...

No bag is perfect, and choosing one is a very personal process.  Even if you can't find one locally to check out, this bag merits consideration for the reasons given above.
3379048
This is a very good quality, attractive bag at an excellent price.  I paid $89.99 a week or two before Christmas.  I bought the brown one, not the tan listed here.  This was to upgrade my husband's old, ratty briefcase and it has done the trick.  He liked it right away.  I was worried because the 16.5" length measurement is maybe slightly shy of the true measurement and I was afraid my husband would think it was too small.  But, his big, fat day planner fits in it easily, and, in reality, I think it is plenty big - and probably bigger than most.  It has plenty of width and lots of compartments.  I am very happy with my purchase.
4190207
I love this bag, it's just what I been looking for
2269153
A fine boot bag, does what it is supposed to do.