This backpack is a well-designed carrying case for a serious photographer. The main space is large enough to hold a full-sized DSLR (or SLR if you are still using that technology) camera along with several interchangeable lenses. There are velcro dividers to create the specific spaces you need. There are many small side pockets for stashing extra batteries, battery chargers, lens filters, wires, memory cards, etc. There is a separate internal sleeve for carrying a laptop. And a collapsible tripod can be strapped on the back. The backpack is lightweight, but sturdy. When fully packed, it straps comfortably to your back with a strap to clasp around your chest to keep it in place. There is a side opening to the main storage area to quickly access the camera, which may or may not be useful.

There is an overlapping cover, which serves no purpose that I can perceive. It straps down awkwardly with metal hooks through nylon straps. The straps tend to curl up on the tip of the metal hook when unfastening. All other straps are quick-release clips, which work much better. I think the manufacturer should just eliminate this cover.