Large Hiking Camera Backpack

Worth every penny, probably the best backpack i own both for hiking and a camera bag

I have been looking for a backpack that I could use for day hiking and take with me to Antarctica that was not too large but fitted in my 70-200mm f2.8 Canon lens. I was very pleased when it arrived to be able to fit the lens in (not attached to the camera). There is plenty of space in this bag for gear to fit in and be able to carry some food and some spare layers. My small travel tripod fits on the side perfectly. Looking forward to using this lots in the future.

The LensPouch worked good for my lenses that I carried in a backpack while hiking in Utah and Arizona. The large was a little too small for my Nikon 70-200 2.8 VR, but it worked ok for me.

I found this easy to mount on my backpack and love having the quick access to my camera while hiking. I love it so much, I got a second one!

Great backpack if you like to go hiking or out doors a lot!

Small and lightweight, I throw it in the backpack when hiking.

I love it! This is the best solution to carrying my camera when I'm hiking. I have a backpack that I take when I go out on the trails, and I don't want to bring my camera bag. My solution to this was a black rapid strap that attaches to my backpack, but it ended up being very uncomfortable because it the camera kept dangling and I was always afraid that my camera was going to hit a rock or a tree. This is the best solution! When mounted on my backpack's shoulder strap, my camera is far more accessible, secure, and doesn't add much space or weight to what I'm carrying. The mount is also the same one used for the peak design tripod so it makes it even more convenient. My only complaint is that it isn't that great for heavy/large cameras... I use it mainly with the Z50 and have no problems, but with my D810 it feels similar to my cat wanting to pose like gargoyle on my shoulder when I'm walking around my house. This my sound like common sense, but I simply recommend keeping it light for obvious reasons.

The best dedicated camera backpack for hiking, however, since this pack has a rear access panel it limits the ability to have a fully adjustable harness for a perfect fit. I used this pack on a 13 mile hike with about 2000 feet of elevation gain and on the hike out I started to feel the soreness on my shoulders. There's absolutely nothing with the pack, it's just the trade off of comfort for ease of access. I may return this because I need the comfort of an adjustable harness from a traditional hiking backpack. This is AWESOME pack, you won't be disappointed unless you are a serious hiker and you don't need quick access to your gear. YMMV.

I got his clip for when i went hiking for a few days. I used in on my backpack strap and it was really convenient, the camera was help in place very well even on the more adventurous parts of the hike. All in all a great purchase and addition to my PD strap.

I use it so my D850 can be put in a hiking backpack without getting scratched or otherwise damaged. Works very well. The fit is very snug so a camera any bigger definitely wont fit in it.