Perfectly designed for 2 large Cameras + equipment
I have 2 cameras – Nikon D7500 w/18-300 zoom and Nikon Coolpix P1000. I have been searching long for a backpack that fits both, with cases and hoods, without having to disassemble the D7500. I also have 2 wide angle lenses (Nikkor) and associated filters, chargers, batteries, flash that need to be accomodated, as I usually travel with these.I bought and returned a few high-end backpacks (some with wheels), as despite their size and weight, they weren’t designed well enough to accomodate all my gear.When I bought this, I was hopeful. However, when I opened the pack, I was dismayed by the compactness of the backpack, thinking that it could never hold all my gear.I am so pleasurably surprised at this bag – not only does it hold everything I have, there’s room to spare. I am overwhelmed by the superb space planning that allows me to compartmentalize my two sets of cameras. The finishes are superlative and the backpack itself is a mere 1.5 kg. The dimensions on the listing (I bought the ‘large’, not the ‘extra-large’) is accurate.I am loving this backpack and this will be my go-to photography backpack for all my travel.Pros:1. Exceptional space planning – allows me to stow 2 cameras (D7500 w/18-300 lens, Coolpix P1000), 2 additional lenses, Nikon flash, 4 pouches of filters, extra batteries, 3 small hard-cases full of remotes, cables, external hard-drive etc. and some small stuff.2. Straps for carrying a tripod on the side (full-size or compact).3. Exceptionally well designed, high quality workmanship and material.4. Lightweight5. Budget price – most of the other backpacks that offer space for 2 cams are at least $200+ and not so well designed – they are bulky, weighty and end of the day, its a squeeze to fit in 2 cameras like mine.6. All in all – a perfect buy.Cons:1. The only con (and I am stretching here) is that it doesn’t have a strap at the bag to allow it to be stowed over a handluggage spinner. Its not a deal killer – I can use bungee cords to attach it.2. No wheels, alas. Wheels would have made it perfect. I am using a lightweight folding travel trolly that I bought from Amazon (see my other reviews) that does the job.Summary – Love this bag and highly recommend it.

I had a smaller backpack for my camera gear, and I thought this one was going to be a little bit better, but I’m very surprised and pleased with it. The adjustable dividers are quite thick and will clearly offer good protection for your lenses. There are a lot of smaller pockets inside for memory cards, batteries, etc. The extra pocket for a laptop or tablet is also well padded, and roomy. Zippers seem to run smoothly and easily, and it’s quite comfortable, even for a short 5’2″ woman like myself. I like the style of all black with bright orange zipper pulls. Good value for my money. Definitely recommend.

Ok I’ve waited for 3 months of use before deciding to write a review as I wanted to use it in the field and ‘real life’ not just to add my thoughts as a review on opening it up as soon as I received it. So after three month and a lot of walking and use, I must say this fits the bill very well. I wanted a bag large enough to carry my Olympus m4/3rds camera with several lenses including the 40-100 Pro lens, all other accessories and my drone which I can fit in it’s original soft case in to the lower compartment with on occasions I have stuffed either side of it either spare jumpers, lightweight jackets, gloves, and even managed to get my filter case in with the drone also in this compartment, its really handy to be able to carry my drone in its case as I can split it easy enough then. The drone is a DJI mini 3 Pro but even better, the bag actually comes with another bag inside a bit larger the DJI bag, so you could use this for a drone or further camera equipment. My camera equipment I put in the top compartment and it has several soft velcro partitioners to segregate stuff as required, it also comes with a waterproof cover. Waist strap and chest straps are good and the emergency whistle on the chest straps helps get my deaf dogs attention. Side mesh pockets both sides, I usually carry a sit mat with a small tarp in one and the other I carry my tripod or bottle.Two great external pockets one being hard which I carry my phone is and the cargo net is great for stuffing coats or jumpers under once it gets a bit warm. Waist belt has two small pockets for keys etc. Overall this has plenty of storage and great features. If I don’t need my drone that bottom space is good for using as a normal rucksack and crammed full with equipment and clothes.I wanted a large bag with compartments for camera stuff and or drone, but find I just stuff my drone in, in the original case it came with into the bottom compartment, as its smaller than the one supplied I can still cram even more stuff in around it. If you’re after a large case at a great price, this is it. The ability to alter the sizing for individual back lengths is a great thought too, once on my back and loaded up, its comfy and stable and I have covered several miles now carrying this on my back.Another attention to detail, which I never thought about until I started using this pack is the hard plastic on its base so it stands up unsupported, so saves lying my pack down on mud/or wet grass as I have to do millions of times in the past!Three months down the line with a fair amount of use and two photography holidays later I am MORE than happy.