Mountainsmith Spectrum Recycled Camera Backpack Review

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] HP's prelude pro recycled backpack is very simple looking yet sophisticated backpack. They have made this with recycled fabric and you can tell the difference in the material. It can hold a 15.6" laptop and it has some padding too (for the laptop's safety), in case it is dropped. It is a good backpack for your day to day commute to work and back. Those zippers have an option to put a lock in (for extra security). It's got quite a few pockets, the front pockets are good for small stuff like keys. Side pouches can hold your water bottle as well. I put a lot of things in this backpack when going out. I think it's a great product to have around, even if you don't need to use it everyday. Highly recommended!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] HP Prelude pro recycled backpack is the best backpack that I have had in years. Its so stylish and very sturdy I absolutely love everything about it. It holds quite a bit a d has a place for everything. I have already recommended it to my family and friends.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This HP recycled backpack is not only practical but very comfortable. I love the color and texture of the material. Very good size for my laptop to take with me on the go. I trust this brand for a while now

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like how light this backpack is and the fact that it's made out of recycled plastic bottles. It has a nice spot for my laptop to protect it but also has a section to hold a cell phone which is a nice extra feature. I like the fact that the zippers give an option for a lock just for extra security. Definitely a nice back pack all around.

These backpack straps are the perfect addition for my Mountainsmith lumbar pack. B&H offered it for a competitive price. It fits and functions perfectly.

Already liked using Mountainsmith lumbar pack but using it with the backpack straps makes it easy for me to put on and wear. Helps with distribution of weight onto the hips. As someone with history of back problems, I highly recommend the use of the strapettes!

Protects the camera body from minor bumps and bruises. I used this in conjunction with Mountainsmith LC2 lens cases in a backpack. By itself it does not offer great impact protection.

I needed a backpack that wasn't in the most expensive side of the spectrum, but that conveyed elegance, quality, and that looked "expensive". I've been more than happy with this backpack. If there is a disadvantage is that I expected for it to have the capacity of a Swiss Army backpack. It still accommodates plenty of items.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought this as my other camera backpack got stolen on a trip to SFO. Backpack quality is fantastic, camera section has good cushioning than my previous camera backpack and enough space to store a laptop. tablet etc, in the clamshell opening and some cloths in the expandable roll top. Backpack is certainly bigger than my previous one. Color is little off from the pictures show (bought Dallol Yellow, darker than the images shown). Hadn't got a chance to take it in rain so can't comment on that yet.So far i have been enjoying this backpack and will certainly recommend to others.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Always better to use OEM ink, but, waiting to use up current ink. Recycled ink is great, but. OEM is safer, and on future plotter image you don't want messed up.