JJC Neoprene Mirrorless Camera Pouch Case Bag, Ultra Lightweight Elastic Comfortable, Z50 Case, Z FC Pouch, Water Resistant, Size 143x120x110mm, Compatible with Nikon Z50 / Z FC+ 16-50mm Lens

I was searching for a protective case for my Nikon Z30 with the 16-50mm kit lens attached. The Z30 is similar in size to the Z50, but the Z50 has a viewfinder on top, while the Z30 is fairly flat on top. This case seems to fit the Z30 pretty well. There is a little extra material on top where the viewfinder would be, but it isn't a problem at all. (See photos) The case fits the camera body snugly. It should protect the camera well. The case is made to be used with a traditional camera strap. There is a keeper strap attached that can be fastened to the camera strap to prevent the case from being lost. The quality of the fabric and stitching looks good. For the price, this seems to be a good option for the Z30 so the camera can be carried in a pocket, backpack, purse, or other bag.

Product looks to be of decent quality but if your looking for HEAVY and thick padding, this will be a slight disappointment. It was just a bit small for my intended purpose.

Yes, the flash case does not have a lot of padding as others have said, but the material is of good quality and thick enough. Most important for me was trying to find a flash case that would accept my Godox V860II with a MagMod MacGrip attached to the flash. I figured for less than $7.00 why not take a chance. And it does fit, though a bit snug, as the MacGrip head is a bit wider than the velcro cover at the top, but that is OK by me as it fits without having to take the MacGrip off.The back of the flash case has a somewhat stiff 2" by 6" Tongue with reinforced edges, held in place by a wide strap sewn into the piping edges, that will slip over a belt and will stay locked in place. There is both a velcro pad under the tongue and a fold over velcro tab for locking it in place, a great detail! In my case the tongue will slide vertically thru a horizontal web strap on the outside of my ThinkTank Retrospect 7 bag. The bottom compartment has 4 sewn elastic straps for AA batteries, but I put the extra Li-on battery with its case in there. This is a much better flash case than what came with the V850 and V860 flash, and I am going to order a couple more. The Godox ones do not have the belt attachment nor the bottom compartment.

I bought this bag as a replacement for my old bag. The original was made out of pleather. It had started to deteriorate from age. It started cracking and shedding plastic shards in to my camera bag. I had to clean my camera and lens every time i used it. But this bag, is made of nylon and won't dry out or shred. And the fit is perfect! the flash does not slide around in the bag. It is well cushioned and secure. The only possible problem that may be in the future is the Velcro closure Velcro over a period of time, sometimes looses its ability to retain. But i think and hope this won't be the case. The Velcro on this product is a quality product as well. Better that the average product. Thumbs up to the Manufacturer.

It is made of cheap material. It is also bulky, awkwardly designed with a pocket or enclosure at the bottom, does not conform to standard sizes, and is challenging to fit in a regular camera bag because of its odd shape and unusual length.

Poor quality material

after a long search for a simple inexpensive protective case for my Nikon FG-20; I tried this case. While not exactly like it was designed for it, this case works well enough. Although a snug fit with the camera shoulders and strap lugs slightly exposed, this works with the 50mm f1.8 E series pancake lens attached, even with a reversed metal lens hood. Not ideal but works well enough for people who want to carry around these tiny old SLRs Nikon EM / FG / FG-20 with some protection. The case isn't the perfect shape for these models, but it works well enough.

At $7.59 this flash case is an excellent buy. The case will also hold a Metz 64-AF1, Nikon SB-800, Olympus FL-50R, or with room to spare the Olympus FL-600R. The case is M.O.L.L.E. compatible and with the back strap one can simply slide it on their belt and secure it without have to remove their belt and slide it on.I believe the zippered pocket at the bottom of the bag was intended for a Sto-fen like diffuser, which is a snug fit. Not mentioned is that inside that bottom pouch at the top, is a place to securely store four AA batteries. The pouch could hold several sets of AA batteries as well as some gels.The case is lightly padded and well-constructed, comparable to many OEM cases.