The black BYOB 13 Camera Insert from Tenba is designed to carry and protect a camera and gear inside other non-camera bags including larger backpacks, suitcases, or handbags. Its soft outer shell molds to the shape of many different types of bags. The BYOB 13 will hold a DSLR camera body with up to 3 lenses and accessories including an attached 70-200mm f/2.8. Padded interior dividers are adjustable to fit multiple configurations and the soft-brushed tricot-lined interior will not scratch your equipment. The insert features a zippered top cover that can be folded back and stowed to allow easy access to your gear plus a handle for carrying and quick removal of the insert. Stretch mesh pockets provide a place to store your phone, camera and lens accessories, or other items. The zippered interior pockets secure smaller more valuable items. In addition there are front and rear pockets for acessories and a D-ring to attach keys, a carabiner, or a tethered media wallet.
- Holds DSLR with 70-200 f/2.8 Attached
- Designed to Fit within Most Bags
- Adjustable Interior Dividers
- Soft-Tricot Lining
Tenba BYOB 13 Overview
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Tenba BYOB 13 Reviews
Great case
I love Ten a camera inserts. On this one I can fit my Fujifilm X-T5 with a bunch of lenses. Well made with dividers. The added strap if you want to use it as a case is a plus.
Not great standalone (also Gray and Black/Lime are old)
Note that the Gray and Black/Lime models are an older design. They lack a shoulder strap (and a place to clip one on), and the fabric is less durable. This information came directly from Peter at Tenba customer support (which is excellent). The older design is for using the insert solely as a insert--not like the newer models (Black, Blue) which will also function as a standalone bag. I returned the insert for the following reasons (I wanted to use it as a standalone bag): 1. The bag holds a lot of stuff, but doesn't have the structure to hold it without deforming. And a deformed bag is hard to open because of pressure on the zippers. 2. The velcro inside the bag isn't sewn to the rest of the bag, except at the edges. This makes working with the dividers difficult--the velcro pulls away from the rest of the bag. 3. The center divider (the one with wings for a body) has velcro on the wings, which is just a pain in the neck because it restricts access to whatever is under them. You can't just flip the wings out of the way; you have to unstick them first.