Overboard Waterproof Roll-Top SLR Camera Bag

This is a great bag for keeping your camera dry in rainy conditions. It fits my Nikon powershot p510 (with its case) very snugly, and there's space left on top for other things. In fact, you could just use this as a general dry bag if you wanted. If you were to use this with a larger camera, such as a dslr, you many need to put it in without a case. The material is sturdy, and the roll-up design of the top prevents any water from entering. I don't know how this would do submerged, as I've never been in a situation to test it, but it works perfectly in heavy rain. The large shoulder strap is also comfortable and convenient. I used this bag for field work in Mexico for six months, and it is still in great shape.

Quite a good drybag for DSLR + up to 400mm/f4 lens. The inside of the roll-top has been improved from early reviews, with waterproof clear plastic replacing the interior fabric up near the top where it could absorb water and wick it inside. I bought these for customers to use on the open ocean whale-watching RIB (Zodiac-style boat) I operate in California. We get quite drenched by salt spray and rain on windy days and I needed to assure photographers that their gear would be both protected and accessible. These keep gear perfectly dry when closed properly. Two have been on my boat in almost daily use for eight months and are still working well.Three improvements would make the bags perfect:1. Better quality plastic or stainless steel clips on the straps. Exposed to salt water, the clips rust quickly.2. Remove the two mesh pockets in the interior. They just catch the lens hood when placing a camera into the bag.3. Locate the strap attachments at the corners, not the centers, of the side panels (i.e., on the seam where black meets gray, not in the middle of the black panel). The top/bottom placement is good, but since the attachments are in the middle of the panels, the bag gets compressed when the straps are used to affix the bag to a kayak deck, or to the back of a boat seat in my case. This means that if the straps are snugged down so the bag doesn't flop around, the interior is squished and it's hard to get the camera in and out. It also means that the closure roll experiences undue stress from pulling against the attachment point when closed and full. These stresses will make the bag wear out sooner than it ought to.

The bag has a lot of room for the camera, shirt and personal items. The product is very durable and made of strong quality material. The bag came with two straps which is nice for wearing it as a backpack or a across the shoulder bag.

Bought one to protect my gear on trip to Galapagos. Put to the test (unintentionally) when a wave hit as I was exiting a panga (Zodiac). Bag was submerged, gear stayed completely dry! Tough material and easy to use! So glad I purchased this.

Bought this to hold a small poncho..full size Nikon DSLR with lens attached and second 300mm prime. Perfect fit and can still roll down dry bag 3-4 full rolls. Holds air.. would float. Only thing missing is shoulder pads for the 2 straps. Bought an inexpensive set on Amazon. It is stiff and heavy duty material. Added a foam sleeve inside for added protection (foam filter from my big shop vac)

These bags are great, they held up very sturdy very liable. Seems like they’re gonna last a lot of trips. The two seven-liter bags I bought for each camera were placed inside a 30 L bag. The whole package was great. Best investment camera gear I ever made. I carried my D810 with a 24-120mm zoom in one bag and D7100 with a 18-270mm zoom in another. My D810 and 90mm Macro fit fine too. I think a 15 0r 20 liter bag would fit a long 600mm plus lens.

I'm debating returning this item, because the name and description are misleading. I tested the bag in the sink and found water intrusion as photographed. At best it would prevent a brief contact with water, which may be enough for your purposes but isn't waterproof.Also, the tapered shape and name implies holding a DSLR and its certainly large enough, but not adequately padded for the purpose

I took my NON waterproof camera out to Stingray City in Grand Cayman, but kept it, my Iphone and cash in the OverBoard waterproof bag. I bought this bag with the intention of selling it on Ebay when I returned, but it worked so well I just can't part with it. While at Stingray City, I stood for over an hour in water up to my chest. There were periods of several minutes when the bag was literally laying in the water but everything inside stayed nice and dry. It had back straps so it was easy to carry, and even a hook for a water bottle. This was my most speculative purchase for our cruise and it turned out to be a good one. Great quality and great performance.

Für mich erfüllt die Tasche voll und ganz ihren Zweck und dieser ist meine Kamera vor Feuchtigkeit zu schützen.Ich benutze die Tasche für eine Nikon D780 und ein kleines Reiseobjektiv von Tamron 28-300.Ohne Gegenlichtblende und ganz eingefahren passt die Nikon dort sehr gut rein.Man ist damit sogar noch in der Lage oben den Verschluss zwei oder sogar (wenn man die ganze Luft entweichen lässt) dreimal umzuschlagen und dann zu verschließen.Der Härtetest wurde auch ganz schnell unfreiwillig durchgeführt (habe sie natürlich vorher mit Inhalt eines Küchentuches getestet) und zwar sind wir bei unserer Kanufahrt gekentert.Die Tasche mit der Kamera war daraufhin mehrere Sekunden komplett unter Wasser.Nach dem öffnen war die Kamera trocken und hat somit das Kentern schadlos überstanden.

Muy resistente y hecha con materiales de calidad

My D7200 and Sigma 150-600c lens fit pefectly in this bag. Love it!

Solid little camera dry bag. Quality construction and fits a medium sized dslr just fine. I even had room to add some 3/8" foam for some padding. My only wish is that it had some closed cell foam as an integral part of the bag for padding, but this is easily done on your own for less the 5 bucks.I can travel and adventure with confidence now without having to worry about my camera getting wet!!

Ich hatte die Tasche 2 Wochen beim Kanutrekking dabei.Es passt Vollformat-DSLR mit 2-3 Objektiven gut rein.Damit nix zerkratzt sollten zumindest die Zweitobjektive zusätzlich in gepolsterten Schutzhüllen oder einfach dicken Socken verpackt sein.Die Tasche bietet dabei auch zusätzlich noch genug Platz für Ersatzakkus, Handy, Geldbörse und dergleichen. Sogar ne Tolle Klopapier kriegt notfalls noch mit reingequetscht.Wer nur was für ne Kamera und 1 Objektiv sucht, sollte lieber die kleinere Variante nehmen.Die Tasche ist wegen der Größe super zum Kanutrekking, Urban Exploration, Höhlenerforschung etc., wenn auch man ein paar Linsen zum wechseln dabei haben möchte!Hätte mir eine etwas dickere Polsterung und 1-2 mehr Innentaschen gewünscht. Für den Preis aber so wie's ist schon super!