[288GTO]

I have a Canon EOS M50 mirrorless camera with a 15-45mm kit lens. I'm looking for the smallest possible sling back to carry this camera during rides on my road, gravel, and MB rides. What do you guys recommend?

 

[DeeGeeCee]

Lowepro Slingshot 102 AW, Mountainsmith Decent small 6L, Tamrac Jazz photo sling, If you are going to be bouncing around on a bike offroad, i would want something more secure than a sling. A regular backpack style pack, they can be had quite small but the price on the sling is quite a bit less. Do some looking and emailing at B&H video/photo, Adorama, even Amazon. B&H, and Adorama will help you find the correct bag for your camera size.

 

[agoura_biker]

Have you looked at Cotton camera carrying systems? https://www.cottoncarrier.com/ I don't know how they would work for your needs and it's not a bag, but it keeps your camera readily available. I have the sling belt for non-biking and I'm really impressed with how well it works.

 

[Pasta4lnch]

I have a Think Tank Turnstyle - not bad, but I dont think I'd ride w it. My buddy has the Hex bag - nice, but the strap is WAY too sort for me. Honestly, I ride w a Maxpedition knock off sling I got from amazon. I keep a pump, tools and such in it. Would totally fit my DSLR - maxpedition has a smaller one. Stays put. Super durable (even my 30$ knock off is...) thats where I'd look....

 

[simple78]

Hexbrand.com look decent, I have never seen one in person. but I keep looking at them. Probably due to seeing their adds pop up in my feeds..

 

[Pasta4lnch]

Thought of this thread - if interested Maxpedition is having a BOGO on their legacy line. I just got their Remora (well, 2 of them). Definitely should be big enough for a mirrorless. I have a knock off that I can put my 5d in w a 24/70 on it...

 

[bsieb]

I carry my mirrorless on a strap, over neck, under opposite arm, with the strap just long enough to compose an image. I AM using a 16mm pancake, but it's the best way to have instant access that I have found. Mine rides well under my arm, is out of the way, has survived many crashes over the years. I use an large aluminum lens hood to protect the lens. Just a thought, you may like it. I hate digging out my camera, loses the spontaneous flow...