Versatile Camera Backpack Camping

I used this backpacking and camping and have it clipped to my day hiking backpack.

Definitely the most versatile backpack I've ever owned.

I love the backpack as it is sturdy versatile and good looking.

I wanted a versatile backpack that wasn't too big for my mirrorless camera. The information on the B&H site was very helpful in narrowing my search. The reviews and video really helped in the final selection. I'm happy with the backpack and how it works for me.

this plate works great. solid and very versatile. I always have it on my camera. I use the backpack spider holster, so it mounts on my left should strap.

I was looking for the most rugged and versatile backpack for my camera gear. This one fits all the requirements. Lots of room inside, monitor sleeve and cleaver design features make this my only choice for a camera bag.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This machete is great for camping. I go camping often and so I need a versatile tool to help me get through the time that I was out there. This machete is sharp, and cuts very well. The other side has a saw blade that can be used as well, which is very useful. The belt loop is convenient and makes it easy to carry around too.

This is the perfect travel/camping bag. I like to see this as an in between for a normal backpack and a hiking/camping bag. It’s is so spacious you can fill all your things and still have room. Has tons of organization built in with multiple pockets in each opening. I love how lightweight it is, as well as durable. The sleek design is what will get me to use it any chance I get!

not just comfortable, but it also fits everything and more without being overly bulky or seeming like a camping backpack. i manage to fit my mirrorless with lens on it, another lens, a flash, and a mavic 3 and controller, as well as 3 batteries and chargers for everything, lens filters, my laptop, multiple external drives, a water bottle, and a tripod. straps are nicely padded so that they dont wear out your shoulders since you can fit your entire digital life in there.

It is the Backpack I was looking for. Ok the upper compartment could be a little bigger for an ipad, but the backpack is very versatile. You can load the camera from top or bottom compartment or for easy acces from the side. I haven't quite figured out how to pack it optimal for the divieders give only limited possibilities. That would one other thing that could be improved. But all in all it is great. And I feel save in the city since you can pack it so not anyone can have easy access. I was looking for a nice little daypack wich ataches the tripod. nd that is exactly what it is.