My daughter is a GCSE art student that is also into photography, so thought this was an excellent way for her to transport her camera around knowing that it’ll be kept safe- so far she’s been pretty impressed with it.

This is a really good size backpack- far larger than I imagined from the pictures. What I particularly like is that it’s really lightweight, which for its size is a nice surprise.

Comes with many different compartments so that all your camera and equipment can be stored safely. Even some nice finishing touches like the picture of a battery to show you which compartment to use for the battery ect.

Padding is equally quite good; lots of padding around all the areas that you would need to keep your camera safe. Now would I go putting a super expensive camera in this- I’m not sure. But for your average to pricey camera I would say this backpack certainly does the trick.

Only been used in light rain (as that’s all we’ve had whilst trying this out) and the backpack was fine- no water leaking into the bag. Again would I want to try it out in terrestrial rain- maybe or maybe not, but I suspect from looking at it that it would probably survive quite a bit of typical British weather.

It’s not the most stylish of backpacks (my daughter looks like she’s off hiking when wearing it), however it’s designed to be a practical item rather than a fashion accessory. And above all else it’s really great quality which is 100% what matters.

£120 does feel a little steep for a backpack, but certainly worth the money in protecting your camera from damage.

Overall we’ve been pleased with this and happy to recommend.