I purchased this to use as a light kit for editorial portraits. I can put two AD300Pro heads, batteries, triggers, grids, barn doors, a couple modifiers and a couple collapsing stands and it has worked great. I leave it packed and ready to go in my workshop so I can grab it and go when needed.
The bas seems to be really well built and the exterior pockets work well for stands, umbrellas, collapsable soft boxes. etc.

I have not taken this bag on vacation yet (months before that happens), but I love a few things off the bat. It looks to be very solidly constructed with good zippers. Additionally, the dividers look very solid - so they will hold up - even when there is a gap. I am planning to take this on vacation and it will carry just about anything I could need. If you are traveling with this, you will want a smaller bag to carry around your camera for that particular excursion or day. Very excited to have this bag!

I’ve got more gadgets than I can count to take with me on various photo shoots.  This bag is perfect for my event work!  It currently holds my Canon DSLR, a long lens, a shorter lenses, batteries, flash, etc with extra space to spare.  There are handy side pockets that let me put a monopod or other gear that doesn’t fit within the bag.  There is a quick release latch and loop above those pockets so that my monopod is secure.  The wheels seem to be fairly heavy duty, which is helpful when I have to walk a long way.  It is definitely sized right to take as a carry on bag (overhead).  There are strong straps to grip bag when lifting.  I am small, so I needed something that wasn’t too unwieldy getting in and out of the car or plane.  However, when fully loaded, the bag will be heavy, so the well placed straps and grips are great for proper lifting.

This rolling bag fit all my gear just perfectly!  It rolls smoothly even across uneven ground.

First time I saw this bag in person was when it was delivered; first impressions were wonderful. Carnivorous, and on wheels!! So nice to get all that gear off my shoulders. Packed right now: 80D, T4i, T2i, 15-85mm, 70-300mm, 100-400mm, 1.4 extender, 8-16mm, mini flashlights, multi-tool, 2 polarizers, 3x 430EX flashes, 3 battery chargers, 2 grip tripods, 3 reflectors and diffusers, spare batteries. I went to one assignment with my thin laptop, but it was a little tight.


My only wish is that the front pocket could be unzipped a bit more, but I suspect it's designed tight to comply with air travel.

The camera case is very nice both inside and outside and it’s roomy.  It has sufficient paddings  and  dividers  to customize and fit my camera, lenses, filters and other accessories together.  I was even able to fit my tripod and tripod head inside this suite case.  Now I can wheel around camera and gears around town.

This camera case is exactly what I was looking for. Somewhere to store all my camera gear in one place. I have 2 camera bodies, an 80-400, 70-200, 105, 28-300 and 18-200 lenses in one place. Would I take this on a trip with all this? No way, too heavy. But it sure is nice have everything in one place. For a carry on bag it might be too big for some airlines without paying for a carry on bag.

Excellent Rolling case for the price, lots of space, dividers galore and easily adaptable. Only complaint... it is tempting to put too much in lol. 
Nice smooth wheels and very good handles No problems!

I have lugged around my full-size cameras and lenses with backpacks that, after a while, left me exhausted and strained.� This is the perfect marraige of choice of backpack (when climbing) and roll-on (when at airport).