Professional Camera Case Backpack for Nikon Canon Sony and Other DSLR Cameras and Lens,Tripod,Other Accessories,Durable Waterproof and Tear Proof Bag with Padded Dividers

Excellent, I like the fact it is a roller bag that can be a rucksack. takes and supports two Lenses 150-600 and 100-400 and 2 camera bodies. plus a 16" laptop. good quality build, having external easy access "Lockers" for batteries and cables. and side pockets plus hold monopod/tripod. claims shower proof with an extra cover if the weather changes. cannot comment on that as yet, as we have not had any rain. Comfortable, well padded, functions to change to suit. checked the size it will be allowed by most airlines. fully loaded its not too heavy to carry, having wheels why would you.

PB027 wheeled backpack. A well thought out wheelie bag with lots of pockets and chunky dividers that provide good protection for your kit, I can't fault the build quality. Having the option to use the built-in backpack straps is a bonus. The wheels are smooth but a bit on the noisy side - I might upgrade those if they start to annoy me - but that alone isn't a reason to stop me recommending this bag since on every other level it's great, although I do wish it had extra external safety straps over the main zip in case the zip ever failed, just for my own peace of mind - though it does have (detachable) internal limiting straps to stop the top section opening too far, which is something I guess.

Bought this to replace my old (and now too small) Lowepro Nova 1. Very pleased with it on the whole but here are my observations, good and bad. It doesn't feel quite as rugged or padded at the Lowepro but then it is cheaper. Design seems good although I wish the top compartment was less tapered. The weather proof covering fits in here, taking up some of the room, although I fitted my filters wallet in here too, just about. Lowepro fits the weather proof covering in the body of the bag, which takes up no useable storage space. I would rather keep the covering with the bag, so I lose a little storage that way. The main compartment has enough dividers and room enough for my OM System camera with a kit lens attached, plus room for 2 more lenses. Plus an elasticated storage "net" for lens caps, batteries etc. The strap is big enough for me and I'm around 6ft 2. Those complaining about the size perhaps didn't realise the straps are adjustable... It feels pretty light and spreads the weight nicely - just what I wanted - and can be swiveled around my body to access the camera, without taking the bag off - perfect. 4 stars as I haven't yet taken it out and used it and that little niggle about the weatherproof cover storage and the textile quality - but so far, no quality control issues, the velcro parts feel pretty strong, and I haven't yet needed to try it out in the rain with that weatherproof cover over it. Although the small leaflet in the bag does warn not to use the bag in the wet! Well this is Scotland, so good luck with that one...

I wanted a good camera bag, and I must say I’m very impressed. It’s spacious, smooth, and has a professionally cool look. It holds most of my equipment with ease and is extremely well built. I’m very happy with it!

The title says it all! It is such an incredible bag, very sturdy, has a good amount and quality of dividers, it is very well made and moderately waterproof (tested in normal London rainy conditions and my equipment was fully dry). Also this bag has the added functionality of the tripod holder in the front as well as a massive laptop compartment which comfortably fits my 14 inch MacBook Pro. The only downside is that it doesn't feature any side quick access so you always have to open it up fully to gain access to your equipment. The handle and wheels are good although not the best but I'm not complaining for the price. It has two handles, one from the side and one from the top which is incredible for different use cases! Highly recommend to everyone who has a lot of gear to lug around but doesn't want to break their back.

I am using this bag for 3 weeks, and I can only recommend it. I was thinking about Thinktank Airport Takeoff V2 (3 times more expensive), but it wasn't big enough for my needs. This bag is big enough for carrying 2 gripped Canon 5D MKIII's with lens attached (it's a little tight when closing, but the main thing is that it is possible), 4 larger sized system flashes, 2-3 additional lenses, 3 battery chargers, some remote controllers, 28-40 AA batteries, 4-8 memory cards, 4 spare dslr batteries, business cards and many many small things. I am mostly a wedding photographer and it was hard to find an all-in-one bag, but this made my day when arrived. PROS: Overall quality Big enough for 2x PRO gripped DSLRs + 5 lenses + many accessories Holder for tripod, and you can find some openings to fit 2! smaller monopods even if it's not a dedicated place for monopod Well organized, and organizable, enough pads for customizing (but in some cases it would be better to have more of them) Good quality and soft/stiff organizer pads Good trolley handle Good backpack straps Great handles (on 3 sides of the bag) Backpack chest support straps Wheel cover bag in backpack mode (so your back stays clean :) Raincoat The organizer can be pulled off and the bag can be used as a travel bag Price CONS: The wheels aren't changeable, but with some skills you can modify them to use inline skate wheels (and you should do so, it's much better now) The wheels started to make noise after 3 events No main opening holder straps (I don't like to put the front part to the floor), but again, you can saw there ones for small money Maybe should have some more and variable organizer pads (for videographers) OVERALL: My rating: 86/100 points My opinion: Best big convertible roller photographer bag on market for a reasonable price, I am thinking about of buying another one.

perfect product

I got this to store all my Nikon gear in one place. It's a big bag - too big for cabin luggage I think, so I probably won't be using it when flying but the loaded weight would make it prohibited anyway. For trips out where you want a full outfit this is solid, convenient with the rolling wheels and well built. Fully loaded, I'm really not sure I'd want to put this on my back and go hiking. It's heavyish unloaded, but with a full load of camera gear there's some serious heft. For me it's great for protecting my gear at home and keeping it in one place and probably useful for photography days out where I'd be driving somewhere and not walking too far. I have two full frame DSLR bodies with lenses in this and five additional lenses, including telephoto zoom. The internal dividers can be moved around to meet your needs. The internal compartment for the camera gear can be removed so you can put clothing in there and use this as a normal travel bag. I can see that being quite useful since you can just lift out the compartment with all your gear in place, then put it back when you return. There is, of course, also a pocket for a laptop so you could have everything you need in one place. For me personally I love this, but I'll be using it mainly to store my equipment at home. I'll have to reserve judgement on travel until I've been somewhere with it!