Disclaimer. The manufacturer sent me this bag for review purposes. I have used the bag to carry my personal camera gear and am providing an honest appraisal of the product.The bag is very well made and feels very sturdy. There is one main compartment which contains a number of dividers for keeping lenses and camera in position. There is a further section to the rear of the bag which I have used for filters, chargers, cables and spare CF cards. I don't think I would put my laptop in this section as it is to the outside of the bag and that feels a bit exposed. The interior of the bag is very colourful and has velcro dividers that can be used to keep your kit snug. In the back part is the waterproof cover which is in it's own little bag attached to the main bag to keep it safe.For me, the version I was sent is a bit small for my kit; I have a Canon 5D mkII and Canon L lenses which tend to be a bit bulky and need to be squeezed in. I also have a large tripod which is just a bit too big for the tripod straps. If you are using the same kit as me then go for the Style 5 bag which is much bigger. To put this in perspective I have got the following in the bag:Canon 5D MK IIBattery charger and cableSpare BatteryCanon 70 - 200 LCanon 16 - 35 LCokin P filters (6 filters in boxes)Nissin Di 866 Mk 2Manfrotto 190XPro 3Miscellaneous cablesA smaller camera and lenses would be brilliant in this bag.In use, it is very comfortable to wear; there is a chest strap for extra security and the shoulder straps are fully adjustable, well padded and easy to get sorted for comfort.If you are on the look out for a cost effective camera bag big enough to accommodate a DSLR and a few lenses and accessories then this has to be one of your first stops. There are more expensive bags on the market, but I can't think of any I have seen that are better quality at this price point. I am certainly going to look closely at the style 5 bag for my kit at some point in the future, another lens purchase would tip the balance on that for me.