This backpack has been incredible. SO glad I went with this one to protect and carry my gear!

Ohhh I love this camera bag and it's a dry camrea bag camouflage I can put my camera gear on the bottom in its own compartment and not have other things scratching up my camera and on top I can put my extra clothes and other personal items.Definitely worth buying totally recommend this bag instead of carrying two bags when can Carrie just one.

I am a professional photographer and I spend a lot of time out on commercial fishing boats here in Maine - my search for a bag that could hold my gear safely and not be obnoxious to use has been long and pricey. I randomly found this bag in my Amazon search one day - and I am so glad! This bag was worth it.I recently did a 3 day tour out on two Maine islands with several boats. This bag survived a few lobster hauls and a kelp harvest - but more importantly - NOTHING was wrong or even damp in my gear (except from what water I got on them while shooting). The bottom structure could use slightly stickier velcro on the bottom pull out tray, but it wasn't a problem during use, just a note. I set a small SLR bag inside the open roll top area for a second big SLR and used the bottom tray for my DSLR and a Nikonos V (film dive camera). I was able to fit film, a light meter, 2 large SLRs, a dive camera (about the size of a mirrorless with lens), and some rain covers for gear. I did carry my laptop in it on the trip to the islands, and that worked well, I just removed it for the shoots on the water. It was also very easy to access my gear - no fiddling around and feeling like the bag was slowing me down. It was also really comfortable to wear. I'm a small person, and I carried heavy gear up and down ramps at low tide (that's a 20' climb), over the sides of boats, in and out of skiffs, and through some trails to get down to the shoreline and never really had to readjust or shift the bag.One notable thing about this bag is the exterior material. It was really tough. I really abused this thing and it was ok. It got bait spilled on it, lots of sea water splashed on it, kelp was stuck to it, I dragged it across a rough lobster trap when I was in a hurry to move ... nothing damaged it and it wiped clean really easily, so it doesn't stink like a lot of my other bags still do after similar abuse. The clasp on the roll top is arguably one of the toughest ones I've ever used. It's a really great feature.Survival story: On my 2nd haul, they dumped the tank they keep their lobsters on deck at the lobster pound so they could weigh them, and I had forgotten my bag down at the stern (where it drains). The water rushed down and the bag was sitting right in 3" of water for several seconds - nothing got wet except the fabric straps on the exterior and the padded back. Also, earlier some bait splashed up onto it, and it was pretty ripe. I emptied it out (removed the tray) and threw it in the tub in cold water with some castile soap and vinegar at home and it dried out easily and has no stink on it.Bottom line - don't submerge it - as the description says, it's not a true dry bag. But, it's pretty dang close. If a bag can protect gear easily and make it through a 3 day marathon of lobstering and kelp harvesting in Maine, I think it's a solid purchase.

This is a pretty camera bag. I like the thick waterproof material and camo pattern. The orange accents are pretty and the clasp is quality metal. I'm not sure what the purpose is of the fold down top, but the narrow opening makes it harder to access my camera. There is enough room for my Nikon D850 and two smaller lenses ie 50 mm or 35 mm. I can also fit the D850 with one large lens ie 70-200 mm. There is a zippered side access opening on the bottom left. So, if you are wearing the back pack, you can move it to the side and have access to your camera. This opening is small too. I can pull out the D850 w a small lens with some tugging. There is a padded pocket for a laptop and a few smaller velcro pockets for memory cards or credit cards. it comes with an elastic cover for the bag. I guess this is a little extra protection from water.This would make a nice overnight bag as well. The padded partitions are removable.

I have been doing photography for 5 years for sure; at first I photographed for myself, and now I photograph for money. I bought myself a Nikon D90, and with it came a bag with a shoulder strap. Oh, how I don't like such bags ... And how the shoulder then falls off from the weight of the camera (it weighs about a kilogram), so carrying bags is extremely inconvenient for me. The backpack itself, the most it is for female photographers. Also at the top there is a convenient handle for which it is quite convenient to carry a backpack. And, of course, the straps. They are very comfortable, soft - they are usually found on school backpacks; comfortable to wear, nothing slips, the back does not get tired. The straps do not chafe the shoulders, do not press, do not squeeze, do not slip. They are adjustable in size. The backpack is comfortable to wear both on one shoulder and on two. Surprisingly, it never bothers me, so that it is not in it. I can run and jump with a backpack on my back without experiencing absolutely any discomfort, and I am absolutely calm for the camera. The outside of the backpack is made of water-repellent fabric. all sorts of little things fit in the backpack freely + there is a lot of space left for, for example, a flash and one more - two lenses (which I do not have).

I am loving this new camera backpack. It is just what I was looking for.It holds my DSLR, with my standard wide/mid angle lens plus my telephoto lens. I can store extra memory cards, batteries and filters in the provided compartments.There is plenty of protection around the camera, and then there is extendable storage above the camera to load everything I would need on a day hike or even possibly an overnight trip deep in the woods.Everything is well made and seems to be good materials. The buckle is solid. There is plenty of padding making it comfortable all day.I would recommend to anyone with the same needs as I have. I’m very happy with this purchase!

I love so many things about this camera bag, but the RFID pocket and extra storage capacity really top off my list of favorite features.First of all, I think that this bag will make the perfect carry-on for my personal electronics AND camera equipment once I am able to travel again via plane. There is plenty of room for your camera basics, an extra lens or two, some accessories, and even a laptop or tablet. The RFID pouch is very handy - especially if traveling - to keep your ID, credit cards, etc. safe from unscrupulous scanning.The bag can be worn as a backpack, and I love that it is a great, adjustable fit for shorter or taller people. The tripod straps are nice, as the tripod doesn't have to be stuffed inside the bag, taking up extra storage space. The slide-out drawer is very handy, although I wish that it actually locked or had two connecting zipper pulls that could be locked with a small external padlock.I do wish that there were more color/design options. The outside surface is made from a rubber-type material that does a pretty good job of keeping rain and elements away from your camera equipment; however, the interior padding could be a bit thicker or substantial. This bag is a good basic/general bag for equipment for short-term use, but I would recommend something more protective if you are looking for a bag/organizer to store your equipment (especially lenses) for a longer period of time.This bag also works well for drone equipment, especially if you are using your drone in the elements.

I was surprised by the quality of this backpack. It felt a lot better and rugged than the photos had originally made it seem.
PROs: Comfortable padded straps over the shoulders
-I like the bright (so you can see small items in it) interior for the camera and lenses
-Lots of room for a smaller DSLR and several lenses (I put my flashes in the compartment on top)
-I like the slide out compartment too, so I don't tip everything up top out when getting a new lens.
-Affordable, especially compared to other camera backpacks on the market!

Otherwise, I'm a happy customer and look forward to seeing how well it holds up over time!

Was a little hesitant ordering the bag, but I’m happy i did. I’ve only taken it out for 2 shoots so far but it was definitely everything i needed. Was able to store all my gear & needed accessories in the bag with easy access. With gear in the can feels a little heavy but i guess that come with the territory. Seems well made, good quality and good price

I am new to the Photography taking pictures ect I just recently bought a NIKON D700 and have been buying lens and accessories for it this Backpack is awesome weatherproof has a bunch of room for my big lens and camera body it also has room for a medium size Laptop and a spot for my Tripod I really like it it’s stuff full of my gear now.I highly recommend this Camera Backpack