I've had this backpack for a few years now. It carries everything I need to carry. The top compartment is a huge blessing. I can carry anything from gear to clothing to small shopping items. There is also a slot for a laptop or tablet. The price-performance ratio is great. I trust my expensive camera system.

Overall, I really like the backpack. The processing is right, it looks good and also offers much more space than I would have expected. Here is the short version: + Appearance + Workmanship + Integrated tripod holder + Access to the main compartment from the back + Many small pockets + Rain cover included + Amazing amount of storage space (A Sony A7III fits with a mounted 70-200 f4 for landscape) + Nice additional compartment at the top + Space for tablet or small laptop o Access to the upper compartment (It is secured by a cord and you put the "lid" over it, but the tabs for it are not very tight. o Divider between the main compartment and the upper part could be removed. - mine is so far I haven't noticed anything negative yet. The backpack is definitely a space saver, you get a Sony A7III with a mounted 70-200mm f4.0 conveniently for diagonally in, there is also space for two more full format lenses and you can also stow away various accessories - and then the main compartment is just about full.There is a slot for a laptop or tablet that can be accessed via the top compartment.Fits in the compartment also a sweater or a thin jacket together with a small bottle or a filter system. A tripod mount is attached to one side, which can hold the tripod securely. On the other side is an access to the main compartment. In addition, the backpack has smaller pockets in various places for storing the battery, SD cards, etc. It is very comfortable to carry and is supported by a chest strap. The material makes a very robust impression. If it rains, a rain cover is included in the scope of delivery, which is in the upper "lid" of the backpack. Info about the pictures, the person who has the backpack on is about 1.87m tall

gave this backpack to my son. As an amateur photographer, he needed one with plenty of storage space for his equipment. His camera, lenses and filters fit into the backpack and there is even a place for the tripod on the outside. The quick access on the side is very practical. There is also a compartment for a cell phone, wallet, etc. and one for a tablet or laptop. The backpack is also completely waterproof thanks to the rain cover.

The backpack is very clever, especially with the ability to access the camera from the side. I have enough space in it for my Canon EOS 700d including 18-55mm lens and the Tamron 18-400. There is also enough space for other accessories. The tripod fits well on the side and there is enough space in the top compartment for a sweater, snack,...

Nice camera backpack that offers space for clothes and food, among other things. At first glance it doesn't give the impression of a camera backpack, which I always think is a good thing. Very nice color, well made and padded. Personally, I don't like the drawstring closure at the top, nor do I want the flap to be closed with magnets (which are unfortunately a bit too weak for me). But if that doesn't bother you, the backpack is a great companion!

really like this backpack and I also think the colors are something different, especially with the orange elements. I would also like more colors. It serves its purpose and I really enjoy using it. I like that it also has 2 smaller pockets and I can also carry a water bottle on the side. The only thing that should definitely be changed is the “drawer”. This is a disaster and an imposition and it can't be taken off properly because the elastic band is completely unsuitable! I don't understand why it consists of individual elements and not as a whole with an additional sliding inner wall? Please change that! Then the backpack would really be perfect! All that being said, it's a great backpack and I would buy it again and recommend it!

My conclusion: the backpack isn't huge, but it's not just a simple camera bag either. There won't be enough storage space for a 4-week trip to Asia. I think it can serve well for city trips or day hikes and offers enough space for camera equipment and a few other small items. Visually, the backpack definitely looks very nice and doesn't really indicate how expensive the contents are, as it doesn't look like a classic camera bag. If you want, you can also remove all the dividers and use the bag as a normal daypack.

On the outside, the backpack makes a nice impression. In my opinion it reflects the ravages of time. A beautiful dark blue with light brown leather applications, as well as buckles and zips made of a matt gold. The back is well padded and the carrying handles also have padding; ideal for longer journeys. An additional clip to close the backpack in front of the chest is also available. The top of the backpack can be opened using two buckles on the front (they are only visual, there is a magnetic clasp hidden here, but in my opinion it holds well and cannot be opened regardless). In this top cap there is a zip compartment in which a rain cover is hidden. The backpack can be further closed or opened using a drawstring to protect the inside from rain, for example.

This backpack now has space for my camera, lenses and accessories. And the cool thing is that I still have space in the top pocket for my private stuff when I'm traveling. There is even a narrow compartment for a tablet or netbook. The side compartment for camera access is very comfortable for me and the zipper in the back contributes to security. The compartment for the lenses is located there. For example, as I said, I carry the backpack when traveling by train and don't want my camera to be left unattended in the luggage compartment. This means I can easily place the backpack at my feet and have my other things within easy reach. The backpack is definitely great to carry on your back on a photo tour through the city or in nature. Even when fully packed it is not too heavy and easy to handle.

Positive: The camera is very well protected and quickly accessible. In addition to a tripod, you can also take a lot more with you without the backpack looking overfilled. The carrying straps are great and also suitable for longer hikes. I also think it looks really good visually. The rain cover fits perfectly and can handle a lot. Negative: Installing the intermediate floor is a pain; it could have been there from the factory. The drawer works semi well. You should assemble it so that you can take the camera out without pulling it out. Then it's okay. The tripod mount pocket could be a bit larger. The flap of the roll top is made of rubber, which doesn't seem very stable. Conclusion: The camera is well protected and the backpack looks good. I am really impressed by the good wearing comfort and the robust construction. 4/5 stars because the drawer is not yet fully developed.