I use it to carry my day shooting equipment in the field. It works very well. My very large roller case stores everything and my Outrigger Backpack is large enough to carry just what I am going to use.

It's a great bag. It has a lot of room for multiple cameras or lenses. The bag is very breathable on your back and comfortable. Overall I think it's a great bag. Only draw back is there is a zipper right where you set you're camera that could possibly scratch your camera or lenses.

More pockets then you can use, which is great. For the price, you can't go wrong with this backpack. I carried it around for 2 1/2 hours in a photography class, at the zoo, with several lens and other equipment and it felt great. I'm 5'1 female so for a big man, it would probably be to small. The only other thing I would change about this pack is the memory card holders. They are designed for small cards and won't fit a compact flash card. They could have had only two slots, one big enough for a compact flash and another for the smaller card. There are plenty of other places to put the cards, so not a big complaint. There is only one minor design flaw where the zipper could rub against the back of your camera, but it is easy fixed by placing a washcloth between the camera and zipper.

This is a great upgrade from my over the shoulder bag. This one is less stressful on my shoulders and has much more space. There are a lof of pouches and sections and the main section can hold my D3200 plus all of my lenses (3) and my speedlight and a ring light! I even had enough room to fit my MacBook Air in the backpack. A neat feature I didn't know about until I got it was the rain guard pouch that is attached to the backpack. It covers the entire outside of the backpack to prevent water from getting in!

Well built and plenty of room for day trips or short vacation. Would recommend

The backpack was exactly as I expected. As usual the service I received was outstanding. I ordered on a Sunday evening and it was delivered on Wednesday morning.

This backpack style camera bag from Ruggard really is a great product. The adjustable interior does a wonderful job of keeping my camera and lenses safely organized and with the numerous zippered accessory pockets there really is no excuse not to bring all your gear with you. This backpack isn't going to win any awards for looks or comfort, but it's certainly good enough and the price IS award winning in my book. Anyone seriously thinking about this bag won't be disappointed.

Small but enough to carry a full frame camera and 3 lens (4 if you have a small lens like EF 35), and several filters, battery, memory cards that makes this light backpack very appropriate if you like to go around the day with your equipment.I felt it really water protective, and very protective against an unexpected fall of the bag.Really a good product. I only dislike the chest and waist strap, that cannot be removed and I dont use them.Just a minor issue: one of the yellow handles did not last one month. Not an issue that would obfuscate the qualities of this product.

this backpack is perfect for my need, it is not too large and not too small. it is very needed for carrying.

This came free with my camera. At first I was going to sell it but after taking a look at it I decided to keep it and I'm glad I did. One the few things that sold me on the bag as the dividers inside. The default arrangement allows me to carry a long lens and some extras. The bag is big enough to carry the essentials for a photo walk / hike and small enough to be comfortable to carry around but ALSO not so small that it looks like a stupid man-purse. The last thing I want to look like is a stupid hipster wannabe photographer carrying a man purse with a 5D inside telling everyone that he/she is a pro-photog'r and I know x-y-z artist(s) doing art stuff in NY. Yea right hipster go back to your own state and stay there. PS the padding is thick enough where I feel comfortable putting my 5DMK3 in there.