Pros: Lots of space, lots of padding. Easily fit my 2 mirrorless cameras and 4 lenses with room to pack clothes still left over!Cons: The height adjustment strap on the back (also the only point of contact for the shoulder straps) ripped and separated at the seems on my 2nd hike with this bag. one 11 mile hike and one 6.5 mile hike later and the bag is busted.

My wife is a budding photographer. I bought this to pack 2 Canon bodies, an underwater camera, flash, filters and 3 lenses (including a 400). It all fit and I was able to arrange the compartment sizes to adjust to what we needed. The pack is well made and should hold up. Plenty of pockets to separate items like cloths, memory cards.... The one down side is that, with all of that gear, and the tripod hooked on the side, it is a BEAR to lug around. I had to be the Sherpa carrier for my wife - on expedition.

Big bag and I like it has the second small bag feature. But the made quality wasn't good. Straps began to show damage after the first use and can't seem to bear the weight of my cameras and lens.

I am so stoked with this pack. It has so much room and the deployable camera bag is very helpful.

Just received this and seems to be of good quality. Love the size even though it was bigger than I expected but all my gear fits with room for more. I tried it on and seem comfortable

At first glance a simple but saddle-proof backpack that can be used in different ways over and over again. Due to the soft material inside and the associated Velcro fastener, this backpack cuts a fine figure. You can always change the content according to the needs of the customer. If you need more compartments, you can simply remove or close the levels with the Velcro fastener. There are plenty of zipped pockets and small places to stash your memory card or small camera. Thanks to the great solution with the tripod for the camera, you have no problems running despite the full load and you also don't miss your pelvis or a belt at all. Although I was used to that before. What was important to me: + Good comfort, which is not affected when walking and the quality is also noticeable + Lots of space and flexible handling of the content and the Velcro fastener makes some variants possible + Space for a tripod that can be attached to the outside for on the go + The backpack is waterproof + Ideal for my SLR camera A couple of things bother me after the first use: - The backpack is not very wide for larger devices, but you already know that beforehand - You sometimes have to look when you have a If you want to take a tripod with you, then you should do without a bottle and put it somewhere else. The backpack definitely makes a good impression, but you should only be satisfied with normal to smaller devices such as: SLR cameras, system lenses or normal devices. Larger items are either not portable or they don't allow you to take other items like a bottle (0.5) with you. This should be taken into account when choosing. Other than that, this backpack hasn't let me down so far.

This pack is so much more than I expected.I will have a hard time filling it. It has so many different features and uses.I will use it for many different reasons.

Love all the roomHate all the zippers looking alike

I had low expectations of this backpack, but thought I would give it a try. Almost everything about it is well thought out and performs perfectly. I am able to rearrange this quickly for different needs and it seems like there is an endless array of places to organize things (though this can cause you to forget where you put things at first until you use that arrangement a few times).Only 2 slight changes. You can't stretch the side pouches, yet there is mesh and an slide lock (problem is they sewed the edge material that does not stretch locking this pouch at the set size. I have completely undid that and sewed my own solution that lets me stuff things in the mesh pouches and use the providing slide locks. Also, the top hard shell case is just a tad too small for my Spark and Mavic Air drones. This would be a home run if it werent' for those 2 small things. But all that aside, phenomenal value for the cost.

I like this bag. It holds five lenses, a DSLR, spare batteries, a charger, a bounce flash unit and diffuser, a couple of polarizer lenses, a small travel tripod, a monopod strapped to the side, and a few other things I am probably forgetting, with room to spare. Even with a lot of weight in gear it is comfortable to carry.Set it down on its back and access to the camera and lenses is easy. It will also stand up straight if set down on a hard surface. It is nice having the separate lower pouch for the accessories. The interior velcro panels are easy to configure and have stayed put.The padding is thick enough where I do not worry about accidental drops or such. And the laptop pouch works great as well though it has to be completely unzipped to get a large laptop inside.I am an amateur user, not a hard-core volcano climbing pro, so I cannot comment on its durability. So far it is holding up well.