Waterproof Photography Backpack

Used within the large waterproof backpack

The last photography backpack I would ever need.

Greatest photography backpack ever.

I need a waterproof backpack for an upcoming trip. This will hold all my optical gear, fit in the overhead, and come in under the 18lbs allotted weight limit. It’s a little tight, and a have a cloth or two to provide protection between cameras, but I trust it to do the job.

So far best travel backpack I’ve owned! It’s waterproof and I have zero worries taking it on trips abroad. Love the peace of mind of knowing no one can steal my camera gear! Must get!

i put all my lenses and camera in these pouches when they are not in my camera bag. I use these for travel inside my waterproof backpack with going to an island or beach. they protect my eq and my aquapac keeps my eq from getting wet in the rain or on the boat.

I’ve never purchased this brand before, but after getting this backpack, the only thing I can say is that this company knows what they are doing. This bag is made from a waterproof material and comes with a waterproof cover. It has a lot of space. I carry my Nikon D750 with a 24-120, a 50mm prime lens, and a Nikon 2.8 70-200mm. Even after all of this it still has a top compartment for more lenses or accessories. It holds a small laptop or tablet and has waterproof zip pouches, 3 of them, for misc. items. It also holds my tripod on the side. I highly recommend this bag

This is a solid well-built backpack. I didn't believe it's actually waterproof but have gotten into substantial downpours with it and everything inside was dry. Two water bottle pockets are perfect for smaller water bottles (20 oz or smaller). Like anything, it wears out - but wears slowly. my only complaint is the lack any chest straps on this model (they appear on the MPB25) -- I ended up buying some separately.

I've had the backpack about 6 months and have made several trips with it. Love how it's durable and waterproof. I got the optional waist strap which helps transfer the weight to the hips. I like the expansion feature and clamshell opening design. You have to get some kind of interior organizers since it's one big compartment. Holds tons, especially with the expansion zipper opened. Fits nicely under airplane seats. Only slight minus for me is would like the shoulder straps to have a bit more padding. But it's full of great features and lots of ways to grab or hook it onto the handle of a roller bag.

Don't need to say more. The Prvke has been my all-time favorite photography backpack.