Backpack School Supplies Kits

For labelling school books, supplies!!

Nice case and supplies. Great for the backpack when shooting.

Well, I use the case not only for my Macbook-Pro also for supplies for school and Church. It is great

I am not a photographer, I'm actually a college student studying business. I got this bag in hopes I could shove all of my school supplies in it, vs using a backpack. Upon receiving the bag it felt and looked very well made and expensive. I absolutely love the magnetic closures, not only are they satisfying but help in the event I am too lazy to zip the bag back up or forget to do so. Every little design aspect of this bag fits what I was looking for... except one thing. It's just too small for what I need. This flaw has nothing to do with the design, If I could keep it I certainly would. It feels very well made, is comfortable to use (although I do wish the crossbody strap included would go longer), and looks very very nice. It's my own fault for purchasing an item I knew may be too small, but I loved its design and the way it looked so much I wanted to get it and make sure it wouldn't work. I'll be returning this bag only because it doesn't fit my size needs, not because of the bag itself. I would highly recommend this bag to anyone needing to fit smaller items, unlike myself... (I had a laptop, notebooks, 32 oz hydroflask, and other school supplies I needed to put in it).

My teenage son will be going off to college next Fall so I wanted to buy him a proper toiletry kit to use at school or to use when he travels back and forth between school and home. I discovered this item as being one of the best dopp kits on Wirecutter.com. It's awesome! It's very thoughtfully designed - not like the dopp kits that are just one giant hole. There's a place for everything. I think my son is really going to like this.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought these to label my kids' school supplies - specifically their binders with the laminated type cover. These haven't smeared at all. They also worked perfect for labeling their lunch boxes too. I will continue to use these to label all my kids' school supplies!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you have kids then this is a must. We label everything for the kids especially school supplies as well as our pantry. It’s a bit OCD but it reminds the kids where things go as well. When organizing bins we know what’s in what.

We use the Vixia HF S200 in our Basic 'Backpack Journalism Kits.' Students can take a relatively small case and a tripod and with the S200 they can acquire whatever content we need for our program and website. The S200 can shoot the perfect size of still photo AND shoot fantastic HD video. The workflow is seamless with FCP, using SD cards to shoot on saves us time, and even in Academia...time is money. I personally prefer the discontinued S100's 'joystick' over the S200's touchscreen, but only because 30+ students on a touchscreen scares me. We've had no problems with it so far.

I use this backpack to carry either a D7000 or a D700 with a zoom lens (usually 28-300) plus a small-medium length zoom lense. Also filter kits, cleaning kits, mini torch and a light jacket. It's fine for travelling light as I hike to locations for talking pictures. I haven't yet carried my tripod on it but the attachment (and my back) looks like it will cope with a light weight tripod. I like the quality materials that are used, it's light weight, and it's versatility in carrying personal as well as camera gear. It probably won't carry lots of gear, I have a larger/heavier back pack for that. But for most outings where I don't need all my gear this is fine. These days I travel light and I absolutely think this is a great versatile product for that purpose for day hikes and alike.

The construction and materials are much better than I expected. It would be considered a rather high quality bag if it were just a normal school bag. As a camera bag, it's not the most durable thing out there, but it's more than enough to carry gear around on vacation days and simple photoshoots. This backpack is kind of thin, so it's not meant for really bulky gear like FF DSLR kits. Good for mirrorless kits with a body and one or two smaller primes or F4 zooms. The thinness helps it look like a regular backpack, so it's actually a pro.