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The Chrome Industries Niko Camera Sling 2.0 comes from the reputable streetwear brand Chrome. With its high-quality, water-resistant materials and stylish look, is our pick for the best camera sling for street photographers on the go. This cross-body bag can be thrown over the shoulder as you bike around the city looking for compelling shots. It can also be worn around the hip as you walk around, giving you fast access to your camera. 
There were a few limitations our testers found with this bag, mostly due to its limited capacity for camera gear or accessories. It could fit our Sony mirrorless camera body with an attached 24-70 f2.8 lens but that only left room for two more very small lenses. If you wanted to pack an average-sized lens like a 16-35 f4, you wouldn't be able to fit another. Also, our 70-200 f4 lens wouldn't fit vertically in the bag and if packed horizontally with a camera body takes up the entire bag, limiting your options. The pockets in this bag are also limited, making it hard to bring anything but the smallest extras like a memory card wallet and a couple of batteries. But when you're moving fast in the city, you usually don't want a full kit of lenses anyways, and this bag is a great choice for just the essentials.

The Chrome Industries Niko Camera Sling 2.0 comes from the reputable streetwear brand Chrome. With its high-quality, water-resistant materials and stylish look, it's our pick for the best camera sling for street photographers on the go. This cross-body bag can be thrown over the shoulder as you bike around the city looking for compelling shots. It can also be worn around the hip as you walk around, giving you fast access to your camera. 
There were a few limitations our testers found with this bag, mostly due to its limited capacity for camera gear or accessories. It could fit our Sony mirrorless camera body with an attached 24-70 f2.8 lens, but that only left room for two more very small lenses. If you wanted to pack an average-sized lens like a 16-35 f4, you wouldn't be able to fit another. Also, our 70-200 f4 lens wouldn't fit vertically in the bag and, if packed horizontally with a camera body, takes up the entire bag, limiting your options. The pockets in this bag are also limited, making it hard to bring anything but the smallest extras like a memory card wallet and a couple of batteries. But when you're moving fast in the city, you usually don't want a full kit of lenses anyways, and this bag is a great choice for just the essentials.

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