Military Ops Alpha Camera Backpack

I’m active duty military. This bag has survived Iraq and multiple field ops. I use it for the gym and everyday traveling to and from work. It has definitely stood heads above any bag I have ever purchased! Worth every penny!

This is my 3rd Ruggard backpack and I will not buy anything else. They are built like something the military would use. The straps are the most comfortable I have come across. I have owned Tamrac and Targus bags and they do not hold up to what I put them through - from harsh winters to blistering sun and we cannot forget the rain. Recently this backpack fell from the trunk of my to the ground - about 3.5 feet - and there was no damage to any of my equipment and the only thing I had to do to the backpack was brush it off. There was no damage to the backpack. I love it.

Great for military use.

This is the second RucPac strap that I have purchased. There have been several photo ops where I had needed a second camera, so I purchased a second RucPac to have that camera available.

I use it for all types of photo ops and very happy.

This backpack can easily store headphones, Sony alpha dslr, extra lens, iPad Pro, and has an awesome privacy compartment for passport plus iPhone or cash. This is my go to travel bag and is just what I was looking for in terms of being able to access my dslr quickly and put it away.

I needed a small backpack for.my Sony Alpha 7iii, I picked this one because it has internal bags that offer another layer of dry storage.

Military grade

Military photojournalist, use 1510 for camera kit. Divider kit is much better than the foam that comes with the case.

I have a 501 and 515 Manfrotto heads. Both do a very nice job. I like the new 502 over the 501 and my other camera ops say the same thing.