Point and Shoot Camera Pouch, Black
$30
Small cameras need love too. Designed to add the perfect amount of protection to your point and shoot camera without adding bulk. The minimalist and collapsible design forms to the shape of your camera so it still fits in whatever pocket you want to throw it in. Webbing loops on each side of the pouch allow you to connect your favorite neck strap. Attachment points on the back let you clip it to any bag or backpack strap. Show your camera some love and have yourself a looong weekend.
Our Review
Long Weekend Point and Shoot Camera Pouch — clip it on and forget about it
The gist: A collapsible, padded pouch that molds to your point-and-shoot so it survives a day of trains and cobblestones without adding bulk to your daypack.
- Fully padded walls: Built for scratch, weather, and drop protection around compact cameras up to about 5.9 x 3.4 x 2 inches.
- Weatherproof 210D recycled nylon: Shrugs off light rain, though the top closure leaves small gaps so it's not built for a downpour.
- Secure Velcro flap: One-hand open and close for quick street shots without fumbling zippers.
- Clip-anywhere carry: Webbing loops for a neck strap plus attachment points on the back to clip it straight to a backpack strap or bag.
Field Mag's review of the pouch said they were "nothing but happy" with it after a few weeks of regular use.
Best for: travelers running a compact film or digital point-and-shoot who want grab-and-go protection without a full camera bag. Skip it if: you shoot with anything bigger than a compact — this pouch won't fit a mirrorless body. Runs ~$25-30 — check the current price before buying.
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