Lightweight Camera Backpack Reviews

I read many reviews before purchasing this backpack. It is perfect!!! The overall weight of the backpack is lightweight, yet is very sturdy and efficiently holds quite a bit of gear. It feels good on my shoulders and back and the design of the backpack protects the equipment. I previously purchased the Ruggard Outrigger 45 and it was too heavy and bulky. I traveled for 5 days with it and found it hard on my back. The Lowepro Tahoe 150 is far better for my needs.

Nothing else like it on the market. Lightweight and small enough to include in my camera backpack.

Simple, lightweight, and small. Fits in my small camera backpack quite nicely.

Used to having military backpacks with additional camera set up in it, I was always quite short on space with my daily backpack. Finally decided to try and find a real camera backpack, I had a look at a lot of brands, and a lot of YouTube reviews...Of all the backpacks I’ve checked, the Wandrd Prvke Lite caught my eye... That thing has style !!Once received, I had high expectations with all the great reviews I saw. One thing is sure, after a week of every day use, I have absolutely no regret ! My E-M1 Mark III with my 45mm lens fits perfectly, and I can easily add an additional 12-40mm as well as a 40-150mm and a battery grip ! All of it perfectly set !The easy access on the side, the back access helping to change lenses, the small pocket on the top... everything is just perfect the way it is ! (Not even speaking of all the great features... ). I personally went for the black version and added the orange straps... and I absolutely love it !!If you’re still hesitating, stop. Just go for it !@mister_micke

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this backpack after watching a bunch of different reviews and found this to fit my needs as a travel backpack. Good size for my 14" laptop and my compact digital/film camera gear. I had to use my own camera cube divider from a different bag but it still works out perfectly!

I definitely think this backpack will last me a lifetime. The fabric is durable and still lightweight.

Very solid lightweight and sharp looking backpack.

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

I was looking for an upgrade to the focus system of my X-T20. I specifically wanted an interchangeable system that was lightweight for travel photography and the occasional street shot if I didn't bring my Ricoh. I went from the X-T3 to this - and many would think I'm insane to give up some of the wonderful traits of the X-T3! First of all, I'm not a video shooter. I just wanted superb quality images in a lightweight system. No need for all the extras either. Many complaints of the x-t30 center around the small size, the, tripod plate mounting hole being in awkward position and one memory card slot. My X-T20, my first Fuji camera and the one that brought me 50% of my portfolio images, is a similar handling so I was already used to these disadvantages. Secondly, most reviews I read were written by men who complained primarily of the ergonomics of this camera. I looked high and low across multiple forums and across so many YouTube videos and not one female ever wrote a review of this camera that I could see and very few reviews were written by men with small hands. Had there been more reviews written by petite women, I would likely have bought it sooner. Ergonomics aside, this is a great lightweight system that delivers beautiful images. I use the pull out screen for discreet shooting on the streets. It does everything I need and more and my file sizes are not outrageous. If you're into travel or street, this should be a very strong contender on your shopping list.

I was looking for a pair of binoculars to grab and put in my camera backpack, small, lightweight, but not sacrifice quality or optical reach. These are perfect. Combine that with amazing customer service at B&H and these are a win/win.