National Camera Backpack

The National Geographic Africa Camera Backpack is a head-turning work-horse. Exceptionally well made, holds my X-T4 with her entire 7-lens all Fuji-glass kit, including the 100-400. Gets tight on space if you want to also carry a laptop and tablet (my go-to), plus nearly a dozen filters. I’m so impressed with the quality of the backpack that I’m adding the Nat Geo medium rucksack to use as my daily around town bag. Together, the two will handle all the kit I have, need, and want to add to my collection. 5-stars

We love to hike at National Parks and the Nikon Z50 has been my camera of choice because of its light weight. However, it was not comfortable to carry by the strap because it bounded around, and carrying a sling style bag made it impossible to carry a backpack. The Cotton Skout has been a perfect solution. It is very comfortable, keeps my Z50 at the ready, and doesn't interfere with my day backpack.

This, along with Capture, is a great product. I just got back from a trip to Glacier National Park. I had Capture on my backpack strap and used P.O.V. to attach my Sony Alpha 6000. It's like the camera is not even there. Hiked 48 miles with no problems.

I bought this to take my camera gear to the Big 5 National Parks in Utah.... it held everything that I needed was sturdy, comfortable....I'M in LOVE!

Walked into a Local National Camera Exchange and asked for a Nikon filter. They tell me we don't sell Nikon filters.. They said we have this brand and this brand what one do you want... I asnwered NONE.. Good Bye.... Best thing you can put on a Nikon lens is a Nikon filter to protect the front optics.

Took this carrier to the national parks...comfortable, wore all day hiking never had to worry about camera swinging or getting in the way. Easy to access camera when needed but held .camera securly.. It was nice to have both hands free and not worry about the camera bumping into anything....

This is the best camera backpack, let alone just backpack ever

I took my Sony NEX6 camera with this spare battery to Yellowstone national park. This battery came in very handy during full day of photo and video shooting.

I just hit 4 National Parks over the last 2 weeks and took over 1300 pictures of wildlife and landscapes with the E-620 combo. The camera performed very well and the pictures are outstanding. Since I bought the camera just before the trip, I did not spend much time reading through the entire manual but managed to figure it out as I went. I am amazed at the versatility and the wide range of features that this camera has. I am pleased with the camera and 2 lenses and the only thing I would have done different would to have purchased the camera with the 14-42 lens and then purchase a better/longer tele-zoom lens as the 70-150 zoom fell short on me while taking pictures of moose, elk, bighorn sheep and a Grizzly. The 14-42 worked wonderfully for the landscape shots. The camera size and weight is great for hiking - it is really not that small compared to other camera models. The image stabilization for a bighorn shep ram 200 hundreds yards away made the difference in a perfect picture.

I just returned from a trip to Olympic National Park where I used this vest. It is lightweight and has ample pockets. It can hold a lens, point and shoot camera, cell phone, media cards, etc. I was even able to zip the vest over my DSLR camera when it rained.