I was looking for a suitable backpack for my Sony Alpha 6600. I already have a different backpack for the large Nikon. Of course, the Sony system would have fit in there too, but this large backpack is already quite heavy. The small Cullmann backpack is as light as a feather. But I don't think it's suitable for large cameras. A DSLR and a lens would probably be enough. It would be too small for my Nikon D750 and lens. But it's perfect for the Sony Alpha 6600. With the standard 16-70mm zoom from Zeiss, there's still enough space to store all the other lenses (3 fixed focal lengths from Zeiss & Sigma) in the backpack. Fortunately, the manufacturers usually make these lenses really compact and light. Thanks to the additional storage options, there's also enough space in the backpack to store drinks, a little food and the tripod (on the side). A few small compartments for batteries & memory cards round it all off. A really well thought-out product has been created here at a very reasonable price. If you are looking for a lightweight companion for your DSLR equipment, this is the one to go for. In terms of comfort, however, I miss an additional chest or hip strap. But that is the only criticism I have found so far.

Practical, rather small camera backpack. I imagined it to be a bit bigger, but I can fit my camera and a fairly large, heavy 70-200mm 2.8 lens in it. But that's all (apart from small things). The backpack is light and easy to wipe down if it gets dirty. In that respect, it does what it's supposed to. The straps don't cut into you, even though the contents are quite heavy. But the straps slip off the shoulder easily, that would be my only criticism. I'm definitely happy with the price-performance ratio.

Great backpack with plenty of space for camera and accessories! Extra long professional lenses and a second camera in full format do not take up much space, but for the price I expected much less and it was supposed to be a small backpack! Very good workmanship, the straps can also be used by adults, even with a thick winter jacket it is no problem to wear. It would be great if you could unhook a strap to take it off, but that is complaining at a high level. I get on very well with it and would buy it again any time.

I already have various backpacks for my camera equipment. But they are all a bit too big and relatively heavy. Now I was looking for something small and light for my DJI drones when I'm on the go and I discovered the Cullmann Panama Backpack 200.I have to say it's perfect for my needs. It fits a lot in, is extremely light, well made and offers flexible storage space. The internal dimensions are ideal for transporting the DJI Mavic 2, Mavic Air 2 or Mavic Mini with controller and spare batteries safely and comfortably.One point deducted because the net, e.g. for a drinking bottle, could have been a bit longer in terms of height and I would have liked the interior to be fleeced. Because then you could work even more flexibly with Velcro fasteners.My conclusion: This Cullmann Backpack 200 is very well made, the additional compartments in the lid inside and out are ideal for storing various small items. So far, everything inside has stayed dry even when it rains. I also think it's a good thing that the interior dimensions can be stretched (compared to the manufacturer's specifications) up to about 20mm, which I used in places in height and width to suit my needs... and I think the "low" weight of this Backpack 200 is excellent! Of course, the backpack is also perfect for cameras, because it is extremely flexible and has a very low weight ;-)

The backpack is comfortable to wear and is just the right size for my purposes (SLR camera, 2 lenses and some accessories). I immediately fell in love with it.

I bought the same backpack a few years ago and am very happy with the new one. The compartments are simply Velcro. Sufficient for an Olympus MFT with a 100-400 telephoto lens, a small tripod, a spare battery, etc. The zippers work smoothly and well. The padding makes it comfortable to wear, but you risk sweating when you exert yourself.

I am absolutely delighted with this backpack. I would describe the workmanship as very good and the storage spaces and compartments leave nothing to be desired. I have stored my camera (D7200), an additional lens and all filters and "small parts" such as remote controls. Despite the many options for storing your accessories, you don't get the impression that it is a mess or a mess; everything is very well thought out. The zippers open perfectly without anything getting stuck. It is also surprisingly comfortable to carry, even though it is quite heavy.

I bought the backpack so that I could easily transport my EOS80D with the Sigma 150-600mm telephoto lens attached, so that I didn't have to constantly mount and dismount the lens in the field. And this combination just about fits in, including the lens hood. The whole thing is quite easy to transport and there's still space for accessories on the side of the lens. The material has made a good impression so far (3-4 times in the field). So far, my expectations have been met, given the low price.

I initially bought a much larger photo backpack that also had room for a jacket and other things. However, it was often too big for me, so I needed a smaller one for everyday use. I currently have the Sony Alpha 6400 with SEL1018, SEL18135 and SEL70350G as well as Meike extension rings and filters in the backpack. All of that fits easily, as does a spare battery and small items. The side pockets on the outside are perfect for one shoe each if you're walking barefoot on the beach. A really good investment for less than €30.

Roomy, comfy, customisable and v well built