Vanguard VEO GO 21M Shoulder Bag For Mirrorless Camera - Khaki

Having recently changed to a mirrorless camera system I treated myself to a new bag to store and carry it. The old DSLR system was getting too heavy to lug around, especially on holidays, and the bag itself was bulky to carry. The new bag is slimmer, lighter and versatile, carrying all the equipment I need, including a special compartment to store a travel tripod or (in my case) a powerful flashgun. Being a shoulder bag with a secure, top opening zip, it's easy to access the camera and lenses (an ultra-wide and telephoto zoom) without having to undo the top or side of the bag - quick and secure. Admittedly there is a limit to the amount of equipment it will carry but for most people it will be sufficient and they won't feel overburdened. Quality wise, it's a nice looking bag with some nice finishing bits that make it feel like a top end item, without the huge expense. Only time will tell how durable it is but I'm not hard on bags and am confident that with normal usage it will last me many years. The only slight criticism is that due to the design the waterproof cover isn't all embracing and there is a risk that a heavy downpour could penetrate the bag. But then again, I'm at a stage where I won't be doing many trips in the pouring rain so it probably won't be an issue for me.

This bag is small and compact but provides brilliant protection and clever storage for your accessories. This is ideal for when you want to travel light or when you want quick access to your camera so you can capture the action. There is lots of protective padding on the inside to keep your camera safe and free of scratches and I found it to be a good size for my sony a7 iii and 28-105mm lens attached. I have been using this mainly for street photography as you can just throw it over your shoulder and you are good to go. I have tested it out with slight rain and had no issues but for heavy showers I would use a cover or something more substantial just to be on the safe side. Overall very happy looks nice, protects well and is good quality would recommend.

I've been looking for a compact camera backpack that could take a camera, a few lenses and accessories which had room at the top for other bits to carry whilst not looking like a camera backpack. All those requirment proved tricky. Lots of backpacks on the market have extra storage for day to day items but most look like a camera backpack or are very bulky. This Vanguard. Bag might be the answer. It gets pretty close! So first off the bag is very slim, worryingly slim when it arrived. I didn't think my Lumix S1R body would fit in there easily. Turns out I was wrong. The bag happily swallows a Lumix S1R with 24-105mm, 35mm f1.8, 50mm f/1.8, 50mm Tilt and an old Tamron lens. It's a bit tight and takes some wiggling but it can all be fitted in. The bag would suit smaller Micro 4/3rd lenses even better. There's a pouch in the back for a slim laptop or tablet, long front pocket on the front for accessories, slim bits etc, a top pocket (which I put a Lumix LX100M2 into) containing the waterproof cover and side expanding pockets. The bag feels light but well made. Material feels strong and like it won't easily rip if caught on something with the ends of the straps sealed in leather too. I'd say it's quite a relaxed looking bag which doesn't scream CAMERAS INSIDE. Exactly what I was after. Criticisms, would have loved a side door for easy access and the zips in the back of the bag, to access the camera area, could have been a little longer to make access easier. Also maybe a little deeper would have been nicer but maybe that's defeating the object. Overall I'm very happy with this bag. Will easily lug around camera kit for days out with the family and leave me room for all the stones, twigs and other rubbish my kids insist on bring home from the woods. Decent price too. 👍

Loved the size and the pockets, nice to have external end pockets too. Fits my camera well when not using it. The only little negative i have, is that the adjustable shoulder sleeve keeps slipping down the strap, which on a long walk is a bit annoying. Would be better with a non slip materiel on the underside. Having said that, i like the bag and its waterproof cover, which is usefull should you get caught out in a rain shower.

Nice size shoulder bag to fit a Sony a6000 series camera with lens attached plus one other lens with pockets for small bits and pieces like spare battery, memory card and filter.

I have been using this camera bag for a few weeks now and so I’m ready to do a review. Overall I am relatively pleased with this bag. It is well made, robust and very stylish. However for me there are two design flaws. First of all, the rain cover that comes with the bag only covers the top, front, sides and bottom of the bag. So that means that the side of the bag closest to your body is not weatherproof. This became an issue during a recent trip to Cornwall where it rained a lot and one side of the bag got wet even with the rain cover attached. I think it’s designed this way so that you can still use the shoulder strap with the rain cover on, but I’m sure they could’ve come up with a better design that allowed the whole bag to be waterproof while still using the strap. The second design flaw is that there are not enough easily accessible and useable storage compartments for small items. Yes there is some storage at the front of the bag but if you have a small tablet stowed there as well you will find it very difficult accessing the storage compartments. I think they could’ve added another storage compartment on the side of the bag - opposite to where you access the storage for the tripod (which by the way is a very cool feature). Or maybe they could have designed the pocket at the front of the bag so that it pulls away more from the main body of the bag allowing easier access

Whereever you go for photographing, you need a safe keeper for your equipment. Trust me, this backpack is so efficient, I am actually delighted to roam worry free when I keep my equipment within. Its lightweight, good material and brand is of course believable. It is perfect for 1 tele, two standards or zooms, a flash (Like V1), few accessories and your laptop. (IF IT IS THIN LIKE MAC, you are so much comfortable.)

Leggera e capiente, compatibilmente con le sue dimensioni, i, geniale il vano inferiore che può anche essere usato per riporre altri oggetti che non sia il treppiedi originale. la doppia zip permette un accesso istantaneo al comparto superiore e la zip che chiude il comparto inferiore si apre con facilità sui tre lati. la cinghia a corredo può essere estesa fino a poter mettere la borsa a tracolla. Un pò sacrificati i comparti anteriori, ma almeno c'è la sicurezza che il contenuto non vada perso. L'ergonomia con la borsa a spalla è perfetta. All'interno, mantenendo intatto il vano inferiore, trova posto una reflex o mirrorless di dimensioni non generose, un paio di filtri e qualche effetto personale. Il prezzo è più che giustificato dalla qualità, la sensazione è quella di una borsa fatta per durare. Preziosissimo il Rain Cover a corredo. Il materiale con cui è fabbricata, infatti, tieni solo una pioggia leggera, mentre con il rain cover indossato si può stare tranquilli anche sotto una pioggia battente o una nevicata. Non è adatta a reflex professionali nè a fotocamere con innestato uno zoom piuttosto lungo o un teleobiettivo che, quando riposta la fotocamera, vanno semplicemente rimossi.Il connubio perfetto sarebbe l'accoppiata con il treppiedi Vanguard, come il VEO 2 GO (tranne i modelli H=High): ma il prezzo di questi treppiedi a mio parere è piuttosto alto, confrontato con altri treppiedi. Si paga, giustamente, il sistema di miniaturizzazione.

Es la segunda bolsa fotográfica que adquiero de Vanguard y en cuanto a calidad, impecable, un diez. Hace un año adquirí una Caden D26 Gris Plateado, que sigo utilizando, aunque ésta la ha desbancado. Mencionar que cabe perfectamente en el bolsillo superior de una Vanguard VEO Select 49, justita, pero cabe. Es una pequeña bandolera, algo más grande que la Caden mencionada, pero no mucho más. De un diseño muy bonito y el color marrón, muy elegante. Con muchos bolsillos, uno interior que según el material que use podría poner el móvil o una pequeña tablet, por el momento uso el bolsillo exterior, paralelo a éste para poner un iPhone SE (2020). En el otro bolsillo exterior, con cremallera cabe un flash Godox TT350 y un par de baterías (o cuatro pilas tipo AA con estuche), decir que en este compartimento se encuentra la bolsa protectora contra la lluvia que he ubicado en otra parte. En cada lado hay un bolsillo que se extiende algo y se podría meter el flash mencionado o una power bank de pequeñas dimensiones para recargar el móvil o la cámara o, las baterías. En la parte superior de cada bolsillo hay una anilla que va perfecta por si quieres añadir bolsillos para llevar otros accesorios, en mi caso filtros, aunque puede ser útil si tienes artículos con cabrestante, como por ejemplo una cámara de acción. Según como la configures te puede caber de todo, por ejemplo, si retiras los separadores internos te cabe un Sigma 100-400mm Contemporary para Canon y con dichos separadores cubrir la óptica y añadir algún objetivo o cámara pequeña del estilo Fujifilm X-E3. En mi configuración normal (con los separadores puestos) me cabe un Viltrox 56mm, un 7Artisans 35mm f:0.95 y una Fuji X-E3 con su Fujinon 18mm f:2. Aunque bien se podría meter un Fujinon XF 70-300mm OIS (o un XF 55-200mm OIS), un Fujinon 16-80mm OIS y la cámara con ese 18mm en el centro. Aunque este tipo de bolsas las suelo usar más para llevar objetivos que para meter la cámara, he llevado en ella un 16-80, un Canon EF 85mm f:1.2L con su parasol invertido en el centro (y adaptador Fringer Pro II) y un Viltrox 56mm, todos con parasol. Al uso esta bolsa de hombro es muy confortable tanto en modo normal como cruzada, decir que si va llena hay un espacio debajo de cada bolsillo (bolsillos laterales) que te permite meter los dedos y acercar la bolsa para una mejor posición, es sólo un detalle ya que la bolsa al ser pequeña no cuesta nada desplazarla pero está ahí y lo encuentro útil. Luego está el asa que también es muy útil para agarrarla estando en un coche, por ejemplo. Pienso que de toda la serie (los 3 modelos mostrados en la página, el 21, 18 y 25) este es el mejor, sería perfecto si este mismo diseño existiera en un modelo de dimensiones superiores para albergar cámaras de formato completo o formato medio tipo Fujifilm GFX 50R o parecido. Bueno, imagino que una GFX 50R y una óptica cabrían en la bolsa, pero por separado. Conclusión, brutal, una gran bolsa de pequeño tamaño, de una calidad irreprochable, si vas con una Leica M, o una Fujifilm X-Pro3 o una X-E3 o X-E4 o parecida, esta es la bolsa, completamente recomendable!!!

Tolle Verarbeitung und schickes Design. Unterfach eignet sich ganz gut auch zum Tragen von einer Wasserflasche (war auch so gedacht noch beim Kauf). Kleines Manko was jedoch allen solchen Designs betrifft (insofern keinen Punktabzug): Gewicht wird auch trotzt des beiten Tragegurts nicht gleichmаessig verteilt. Also fuer schweren Sets nicht gut geeignet.

Klein aber fein - guter Rucksack! Es passt locker eine große Kamera (Z8) mit mehreren Objektiven rein.