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 was needing more room than what the bag that came with my Canon provided. This is a very well laid out back pack allowing you to store extra lens, filters, memory cards as well as tote a small tripod if necessary. The bag itself is very lightweight, constructed of nylon material with adjustable compartments within the bag itself. There are several zipped pockets that also allow for slim-type storage such as booklets, memory cards, batter charger, etc. The straps are fully adjustable and work securely. The zippers are smooth operating but their are a couple of snap-lock closures on the outside of the bag that when closed can conflict with zipper operation. I'm not sure I understand why these were placed here as they conflict with the zippers and if you leave them unconnected, they just flop. And because of that I have to give this 4 out 5 stars -otherwise it would have gotten 5 stars as the size and makeup of the backpack itself I felt was better than most I'd seen including a very close one made by Case Logic. If I had to choose again, I'd still probably choose this one.

This is a great little and inexpensive camera bag that has enough space to hold my essential DSLR equipment and a few other things that might come in handy while you’re playing photographer/tourist. What I’ve been able to squeeze in: DSLR with grip (granted the grip makes it a tight fit) and wide-tele zoom lens attached, a telephoto zoom (70-200mm f/2.8), 85mm lens, flash with small diffuser, hurricane blower, extra camera batteries, wireless remote and receiver, tabletop tripod, extra camera batteries, charger, four sets of AA batteries, lens brush, power plug converter set, 10-inch tablet, sunglasses, etc. It also has a clip strap on both sides to keep the main compartment zippers from popping open, and a couple of mesh pockets to hold bottled water or even a small tripod. What they missed or could improve on: a loop/strap on the back so I can piggy back it on my carry on roll-aboard.

I've been looking for a good camera backpack for a long time now and nothing fit well. I'm 6'4" and most of the camera bags I found were either too short and made me feel like I was wearing a child's backpack or incredibly expensive and under equipped. This bag is the best of both worlds and absolutely perfect. On the outside you have a durable exterior with a place for a water bottle or a tripod on the side and quick access front pockets for small stuff. In the middle pockets you have well divided and accessible space for extra batteries, memory cards, wallet, etc. On the inside you have an heavily padded and well divided space for camera bodies and lenses. I keep one body, four lenses, and a wide angle addon in the bag with plenty of space. This bag is the absolute best bag I've found yet and I would recommend it to any photographer.

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 bought this bag to compliment my small collection of dslr equipment. In it I can fit my Nikon D7200 with an 18-140mm telephoto lense attached along with separate lenses (Tokina 11-16 wide angle and Nikon 55-300mm), small hard drive and a few smaller electronics. If you're looking for a bag that can hold anything more then that, this isn't the bag for you. You quickly run out of space and will eventually want a new bag. That being said the bag is made well, everything is secure, it's comfortable to wear and it's not bad for the price.

I hav been search for a while for a bag that is not huge, but can carry all my camera gear (and drone) and this one works well. This bag has sturdier sides, which protects the camera/lenses much better than my prior bag. The compartments are adjustable and the addition of the inner zippered compartment (cables, mics, white balance cards, etc.) is nice since these small items do not fall out when open bag to change lenses. The balance of the bag on my back is good as it does not weigh me down while crying it. I am able to carry a small Sony mirrorless, 4 lenses, Joby, external mic and other accessories and still have room for a few other things. Great design and light.

I am planning a trip and wanted a bag that would allow my to take my camera and lenses safely. This bag fit my needs plenty of padding and compartment for camera, lenses and accessories. External pocket allow for cell phone, tablet and tripod. Very comfortable to wear and easy access to your gear. Only thing missing would be small hold downs integral in the interior to prevent item from falling out if you were not paying attention leaving the main zipper open for some reason allow the bag to fall over and spill your equipment out. If your are a camera person this should not be a problem because you will be protective of you valuable investment " hobby".