Lowepro - Tahoe BP 150 Camera Backpack - Black

I was able to use this as my personal item / camera bag in addition to my maximum carry-on size bag when flying! I was able to pack a Mavic Pro, 7" Monitor, Sony FS7 Camera (broken down with the handle and lenses in another bag) as well as backup batteries. This enabled me to keep the important stuff with me at all times even when they gate-checked my other back as this one went right under the seat. I picked it up last minute and have been very happy with it.

I love this camera bag! It's big enough to fit my d500 with a lens on, 2 other lenses, and my flash. Plus there is a little pouch pocket up top to store cleaning supplies and memory cards. There is also a zipper pocket on the front which is good for lens covers while I'm shooting. This bag can also safely fit my MacBook when I need to take it. It's very thick and durable, I'm sure if I ever got caught in the rain my equipment would be safe until I could get somewhere dry. Also if I were to drop it for some reason I do believe it would offer a good amount of protection. You can adjust everything inside to custom fit so things don't giggle around. Also the straps are surprisingly very comfortable! I'm glad I chose this one over the cheaper version for this reason. The straps are padded and breath very well. Great for walks or even a hike. There is a spot for a water bottle or u could even clip one to the strap. Really great bag, will last a very long time, worth the price!

I own a Mavic Air and have used the cases that came with the Fly More kit when traveling, but when I wanted to take the drone with me on hikes, I wanted a backpack. This model worked perfectly for holding the drone and all of its accessories (except for the landing pad which is too large to fit inside, so I use a velcro loop to strap it to the outside.) For extra protection, I keep the drone inside it's original case and centered it in the backpack (see photo). There is a zippered section at the top to hold all the smaller accessories like micro-SD cards, spare prop blades, etc. I even used some of the internal dividers that came with the case in the Fly More kit which worked nicely to help segment this bag. Finally, there's a separate zippered area meant for tablet storage where I keep the iPad that I use for controlling the Mavic Air.

I bought this backpack for my Drone. I have a DJI Air2S. The Drone, 3 batteries, controller, all chargers, lense filters, extra propellers, ipad, all licenses and paper work fit with room for more. It is well padded in case i would drop it or it would fall. Seems to be very rugged. I would by again.

I love it, my cámara and lenses fit very well and I have space for my iPad and another stuff.

Definitely a upgrade from the conventional camera kit bag, so much room for accessories; great feel on the straps

I've had so many bags for camera equipment that it's embarrassing and this is my favorite. It has more space than you think and the inside has thick padding. I carry a GoPro with every accessory (chest rig, go-pole, car mount, etc.), DSLR with an extra lens, every cord/ charger you can think of, card case and readers, ND filter kit, lav mic...the list goes on. and there is still room. Pros: -thick padding -quality construction -plenty of space -sectioned-off areas are adjustable -ability to secure a tripod, or whatever you'd like, to the exterior -plenty of padding on shoulder straps and back Cons: - none

I needed something more than small bag for new camera it holds 30,000 ma battery in front and my camera information manual in middle then main part zipper pocket has cameras charger and battery and cables. I have my Panasonic G9 with 12-60mm len and 100-300mm lens i also pack my gopro Hero7 Black and 2 batteries and its charger and slots in main part can moved around which is only way i got my 100100-300mm len in so cool love it