Discovery Photo/Laptop Messenger Mini

Within a week of getting this bag the latch on the strap broke. I had to use a clip to hold the strap to the bag. Plus, the black enamel wore off in that week. This was a big problem because I was out of the country. Next time I will test a bag longer before departing. I've had lots of bags over the years and used them in much demanding circumstances. I noticed the the latches were of lower quality than my other Tenba.The material is slick and soft compared to the typical Tenba messenger bag, which some may like better or worse. It definitely didn't feel durable compared to their regular bags.The zippered opening on top that works so well on the large messenger isn't wide enough to easily slip cameras in and out. I use the sly zippered top a lot on the large bag, but it was practically useless on this bag. I was shooting with a Nikon V1, which is a mirrorless camera and not a large DSLR.The only problem I had with the regular large messenger is the soft, breathable backing wears down pretty easily. So I don't think of Tenba as high-end quality. I've gotten much better use out of my Domke, but Tenba wins on setting up pockets and keeping things from falling out.If you want a messenger style bag like this I'd look at Tenba's regular series that comes in different sizes, or look at the Think Tank line, such as the entry-level Mirrorless Movers or the rugged but heavy Retrospective line from Think Tank. But if you want the Tenba style with a sleek look, its DNA line deserves a look over this bag.