Manfrotto Manhattan Mover 50 Camera Backpack Gray

Cheap small. Easy to use. Chuck one in your camera backpack so you have a gray card.

We live in Manhattan, NY and we have always had issues with wifi interference. Not only are there 50 or more wifi networks around our apartment but our building have thick plaster walls. We had other mesh units and we still would not have full coverage or signal would be week. We would also have to reboot our old mesh system once a week. Once we switched to the Asus ZenWifi XT8 all our issues went away. Full speed from both ends of our apartment.

This is my second backpack from them only because I love the new style. Its the most durable pack that I've had. I use it to commute into Manhattan everyday so it gets tossed around a lot. It's also the perfect size, not bulky but has a lot of pockets to keeps my things organized.

I recently bought a Canon EOS R8 with an RF 24-50 lens as well as an RF 100-400 lens. I began searching for a new camera bag/backpack that would carry and cradle the new gear. Everything I looked at was pricey...and then I spied this PRO TEC Camera Insert Bag. It fits perfectly inside a backpack I already have and saved me some cash. Camera and lenses are cushioned, and there's extra room for a Zeiss cleaning kit.

I bought the Mirrorless Mover 10 for when I am out and about or traveling with my Leica Q3. The camera fits perfectly with room for some spare batteries and SD cards. It protects and hides the camera when you are not using it. Larger cameras won’t fit in the 10 but something like the Fuji X100V will do fine. It’s obviously not for a full kit. I like the magnetic closure - better than fumbling with a zipper when you need to get the camera out quickly.

I had the same bag but Mover 20. It was a little tight for my camera, lens and filters. This one is a bit longer and fit my needs.

Received my think tank photo mirrorless mover 25i as scheduled. Looked it over, loaded my camera gear and everything fits perfectly. Very comfortable camera strap and easy access with magnetic open flap. Looks like a quality item and looking forward to many years of good use with it.

This backpack holds everything I need so I only need one bag when I need to take my laptop. I like the gray material...it looks nice/professional, but doesn't stand out. My husband will even carry it, if needed. Has just the right amount of pockets and padding for protection, but doesn't feel bulky.

I had a my first Manfrotto Backpack Camera Bag a few years ago and traveled the world with it. It never let me down. Very rugged and held all gear safely and securely. No failures with any components of the bag. I like all the internal and external compartments it provides Shoulder straps are padded for comfort and very strong because I had it loaded. I love my new bag even more for Manfrotto has made some great upgrades. My opinion is Manfrotto cost more but well worth it. I have a lot invested in gear that goes in the bag and only trust Manfrotto to keep it safe. Rick

I bought this bag to replace the camera cube insert on my Manfrotto backpack, so that I could easily remove this cube and use the space in the backpack for something else, and and use this bag as a stand-alone camera bag! It fits my Sony a7iii w/attached Zeiss 25mm, Distagon 35mm and flash perfectly. My 4 spare batteries, charger, and SD cards fit in the front organizer pocket. I was amazed that all of my gear fit in here. Any more than this though, it might start to feel squished/crammed. I love that the strap is detachable and that the flap easily folds all the way back (making it nice for to double as a camera cube as I mentioned.) I am super picky when it comes to camera bags and I definitely recommend this one!