Use the versatile OneGo Drawstring Bag from PGYTECH to transport your camera gear or everyday items. Carry it by hand, wear it over your shoulder, or use it as a camera cube inside a larger bag. It accommodates a small or medium mirrorless camera plus an extra lens and accessories. The shoulder strap can be removed and used to carry your camera weighing up to 3.3 lb. The drawstring closure has security clasps to keep your contents secure. The multilayered thick padding protects your belongings from mild bumps and impacts. A hidden pocket holds your Apple AirTag so you can locate the bag if it becomes misplaced.
- Holds Small/Medium Mirrorless Camera
- Also Holds Extra Lens and Accessories
- Carry by Hand or Wear over Shoulder
- Use as Camera Cube in Larger Bags
PGYTECH OneGo Drawstring Bag Overview
PGYTECH OneGo Drawstring Bag Specs
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PGYTECH OneGo Drawstring Bag Reviews
Very practical
Perfect bag for your camera and other stuff on day trips, city touring, and during street photography outings. It doesn't even look like a camera bag, which is good to keep the curious eyes away.
What I was looking for
I needed a quick and simple bag to wear for retrieving and depositing my Canon R7 while visiting places. I wanted some level of basic padding and protection, but the bag needed to be unobtrusive, wearable on either side, be able to be flattened and packed easily, and be quick to open and close. I had tried several other camera-specific and small repurposed bags/packs and some alternate strap/sling options, but they all came with many compromises for me in practice. I was hoping this bag would do the trick, and it fits the bill perfectly. The R7 with a 18-150 mounted fits in the bag and lets the drawstring close. It's quick to retrieve if you use both hands, and quick to deposit and close with one hand. The bag's drawstring has some friction to it, so it doesn't slip open/closed effortlessly, but with a firm tug of the opening it's open, and a quick tug of the straps and it's closed. In practice, it works for me better than anything else I've tried.

