Now after 1 1/2 years of intensive use (incl. tour through the desert, salt desert and jungle) my summary: out of the box - unspectacular, seemed small. OK. what has space: a D850 with attached Tamron 35-150mm VC + Tamron 15-30mm 2.8 VC + Tamron 24-70mm 2.8 G2 + either 1x Nikon AF-P 70-300mm or Tamron 70-200mm 2.8 G2 + batteries+filter+tablet and a few little things - if you want to travel with "heavy luggage".(see photos). After these intensive 1 1/2 years, the backpack looks almost the same as when it was delivered. Extremely stable, flexible, robust and also waterproof, or rather rainproof - no heavy rain (I didn't sink it). Has endured everything with me and will hopefully accompany me for a long time. My best bag so far in the last 30 years. An absolute recommendation

Sometimes you get hold of something that does exactly what it's supposed to, and does it really really well. That's the case with this camera backpack. Here's the lowdown:

• Lightweight - less than 1kg empty
• High quality materials - thick, strong, padded construction, holds its shape well
• Looks great - discreet, classy black/grey tweed finish gives it a professional appearance
• A place for everything - camera body, lenses, tripod, filters, batteries, battery body, cables... there's a perfectly sized, secure place for all your kit (as long as you haven't got more than about 4/5 lenses
• Stands up on its own - ok it'll lean when you've got a tripod attached but the fact that it doesn't flop onto its front or back will help keep it clean and dry
• Built-in stowaway waterproof cover
• Thick, ergonomically curved, padded shoulder straps
• Pockets within compartments - little secure zipped subcompartments abound; perfect for little things that may otherwise get lost.

I've comfortably stowed all my kit in this bag (DSLR, 2 lenses, tripod, loads of other gadgets) and there's room for another lens or two before I'd have up consider taking anything out to make space, so it's ideal for most photography needs. Check the dimensions if you've got any huge lenses though.

All in all I'm totally happy with this product. It looks and feels fantastic and think it's great value at around fifty quid-ish. No downsides whatsoever although I'll update this review if I find any negatives.

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This is exactly the kind of backpack I was looking for. Perfectly adaptable for any type of camera equipment, with store for safekeeping, but also bringing necessities for a couple of days away. The material is high-quality and long lasting. I am very happy with my purchase and couldn’t recommend it more!

I saw the review by Gypsum Fantastic and decided to go for this bag.

That review speaks volumes.

This bag is perfect for travel, it’s compact and light.
I’ve been able to put my GH5 plus three lenses, batteries, sd card case, tripod, MacBook Pro 13’’ (tight squeeze), Chargers and my SSDs and so many other things in the bag.

The rain cover is also excellent.

It’s very good quality for the price paid.

This is what i have been able to put in this bag , 2 Full frame bodies without the lense in the middle poocket. 70 -200 lens in the top pocket. and 2 lenses in the bottom pocket and a rode mic go with no problems . Like i said i work for me and im happy that is compact . and still can carry all that .

I love the flexibility of internal compartments, I usually carry two lens, flash, camera body and filters. It is light works great as a backpack and the access points to access equipment works very well for me.

This is one of the best camera bags I owned, has many. Pockets and each one has lots of protection so you never have anything moving and hitting each other. Would reconmend to anyone who owns a dslr camera.

This backpack does the job and it fits perfectly under the airplane seat! The only thing is that some of the removable dividers can’t be properly placed without them flopping over after removing the camera or lens. It’s not a deal breaker but a bit annoying.

Well made backpack. Holds my OMD M1 Mark lll with HLD 9 battery grip installed, the 40-150 Pro lens attached and accessible through the side zipper door. The lower compartment will hold my 7-14 Pro, 40-150 Pro and 75-300 lenses at the same time with no problem. Besides the camera and attached lens, the middle compartment holds my 40-150 ED lens and MC14-1.4 Converter. The upper compartment holds an Olympus FL-36 Flash, an LM3 Flash, battery charger, batteries and cables. Lower side pocket holds cleaning fluid while the upper side pouch holds cleaning tissues and documentation. Not very heavy and great for a photographic adventure. All the equipment I would need to carry. Still room for a monopod or tripod if needed!!!

The holds my full frame dslr with medium length lens on it, speed light, extra lense, batteries, my keys, so cards and more. The best part is it’s super light. There not a ton of “extra”space because everything is compartmentalized (think: can’t shove a jacket in it) but. Don’t have a light set up and every time I pick it up I have to double check my camera is actually in it because it’s so light. It distributes the nicely. If you need a lot of lenses and gear, this isn’t for you, but if you can get by with one body and some extras, this is good. I’ve had it for about 6 months and it’s held up so far.