Case Logic DCB-308

Case Logic DCB-308 User Reviews

Excellent bag – very well designed
“This is THE bag if you have an SLR. I really like this. The main compartment can be accessed from the top and through the side. There are velcro dividers that can be infinitely adjusted to set it up however you like. There are also a few small pockets on the outside of the bag. The shoulder strap feels great and has a buckle if you don’t want to put it over your head – or want to attach it to something (like a low tree branch). There is also a cross strap to make it even more secure, but the extra strap can be easily folded up with a velcro tab to keep it out of the way. The bag is very well padded and has grab handles on the top and side. It even has a rain hood that rolls up nicely inside when not needed.” – By Just a guy
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Finally a sling pack that will carry everything I need
“This pack is larger and it will fit both my Rebel XT with the 70-300mm lens, and my new Rebel t2i with a 18-200 lens at the same time! In addition, the other large pockets have plenty of room for the manual, battery charger, extra batteries, polarizing filter, etc. I can easily fit a 6 x 9 inch sketchbook in the large flat pocket on the exterior surface. And, for the times I don’t want to have to carry a purse as well–I can fit my wallet in this as well!..” – By V. Hutson
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Functional, Ergonomic, Stylish
“The sling-strap that will keep your sling on your back is very strong, sturdy, and comfortable. At first I was a bit concerned about having a single strap instead of the usual two on a backpack, but in terms of comfort and the sturdiness I didn’t notice that any compromises had been made. The strap is really wide and nicely padded so the whole sling rests comfortably on your back. The strap makes it also possible to take your sling off more easily – you can accomplish this by just unbuckling the front of the strap. In addition, the strap setup allows you to bring your sling from your back to your front without taking it off just by swinging it around your upper body. The front position is actually incredibly convenient if you are changing your lenses on some outdoor location….” – By Dr. Bojan Tunguz
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Seems like it could be useful
“I’ve tried a few sling bags before and been disappointed, so when the opportunity came to try out this bag, I wasn’t sure if it would work any better, but thought it worth a try. The bag seems to be well built, I like the fact that they used an orange color on the inside, the contrast is nice when looking for my equipment inside the bag. The contrasting red stripe on the bag and the little accents on the pulls also look good. Overall a fairly nice looking compact bag.” – By Vivek Gupta
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Great if you’re constantly reaching into your backpack for the camera, then putting it away for safety
“I did try it your way in a much more determined fashion thanks to your good advice and while I needed to set my hood between the sling and my neck to keep it from chafing, it did fit much better once I attached the secondary strap. The whole thing felt almost right. The strap may be too wide for someone of my build if I must wear my hood to keep it from chafing, though. Thanks for your help in getting that sorted. I had a heck of a time figuring out how to wear it and what each compartment was used for. I wish it had some with better instructions or tagging so I could have figured that out more easily!” – By Gen of North Coast Gardening
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This Bag Really Grew on Me
“…I’ve changed my way of thinking when I’m going to shoot something. I sometimes still bring my other bags, because I’ve got a lot of gear, but oftentimes they (and that other gear) stay in the car, because I plan out the lenses I’ll use the most. And as a big plus, I can get a second body with a 50mm lens in the top compartment. So, two bodies, three lenses and off camera flash all in the same bag and I can get at all of it except that extra body without taking the bag from my shoulder all adds up to five big stars.” – By Vesta Irene
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Great… (If you know how to use it)
“I did not find anything in between sling and backpack, something that could give me the flexibility I mentioned before… except for this! I can fit my DSLR (D3100)w 18-55 lens, and an extra 55-200 lens comfortably (maybe another one a bit tight); I can also attach a small tripod on the side, very handy. The front space is spacious enough for a book/kindle/ipad. The top compartment is spacious enough to fit two coke cans (I will use it for my point&shoot, small bottle of water, keys and snacks). Don’t know why it’s such a low-profile bag; it doesn’t have many reviews and it’s hard to find at a retail store, but I fully recommend it.” – By E. BENAVIDES
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Love it
“I love this camera bag! It’s far less bulky than the original Canon bag we received with the camera and holds the same amount of stuff! As far as positives go, this has many. It’s soft, yet protective. It makes for easy access to all the compartments in the bag, including the most important one– the one that holds the camera! There is no need to put your camera bag down at all due to the ability to ‘twist’ this bag to your side. I love the sleek look and the overwhelming amount of pockets this bag has.” – By Fritosgirl
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