Store and protect your DSLR camera with lenses and accessories in the U-Series UBK DSLR Camera Backpack from USA Gear. This black pack has touch-fastening, padded dividers, exterior pockets, and two interior clear mesh zip pockets for numerous storage options. A side pocket can be used to store the base of a compact tripod and an adjustable strap secures the tripod's midsection. Carry the backpack with the top handle or wear it with the padded shoulder straps. The back panel is padded for cushioned comfort.

Holds DSLR, Lenses & Accessories    Padded Touch-Fastened Interior Dividers    Two Clear Mesh Interior Zip Pockets    Tripod Holder with Strap    Exterior Zip Pockets    Top Handle & Backpack Straps    Padded Back Panel

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this fit an iPad or tablet of any kind?

A: Unfortunately, the USA GEAR U-Series UBK DSLR Camera Backpack does not have an iPad or tablet pocket. It has a small pocket in the front usually used to carry battery, chargers, and filters. If the tablet is very small it may fit in there, but it is not made for holding or protecting a tablet.

Q: 2. Can someone tell me how deep the camera pockets are? The last bag I tried was too deep for my Pentax K50.

A: i can fit my nikon 14-24mm in its bag plus 2 x 12 reflectors in the upper pocket and on the one below my nikon D750 mount wth nikon 70-300mm plus nikon 105mm 2.8 macro above and nikon SB 700 Af kit with teleconverter 20 Elll below i still miss some place for my 50mm 1.4 but the goal buying a small bag was to carry light weight with just what i need

Q: 3. Does this fit a canon 6D with a battery grip?

A: I don't have a Cannon 6D. I have a Nikon D3300 and it fits my 3 lens and flash. I am sure it will fit it without the grip, you may just have to store it in a different compartment.

Q: 4. The top compartment - is it large enough for a sweatshirt/light jacket?

A: Yes it would be large enough for a sweatshirt/light jacket.

Q: 5. What kind of protection does this offer? Looking for something sturdy as I would be wearing it on a dirt bike, wouldnit survive a tumble?

A: I wouldn't recommend it for impact protection. I was running at the airport to not miss a flight and it was placed on top of a carry on using the sleeve at the back. I fell over and the bag hit the floor. My Canon SLR body wasn't damaged physically, but the internal optics got screwed up and required a repair. Hence. no , I wouldn't recommend it for Mountain Biking or any sort of potential hard impact.

Q: 6. Would my Canon 6d plus 70-200 2.8 lens fit in the camera/lens department?

A: Yes, I have that exact set up and it's a perfect fit.

Q: 7. Would I be able to fit ALL of my Nikon D3200 camera body, 18-55mm lens, 55-200mm lens, 70-300mm lens and a 35mm lens and still have room for other little things like the charger, phone, wallet, basic necessities?

A: I admit, it's a tight squeeze at times. I can fit my camera body, and three lens', charger, phone, memory cards, batteries and maybe a granola bar. But I wish there was a place for a water bottle. The front pocket is nicely shaped, but doesn't extend as far as I thought it would. All that said, this is a great bag. I get many compliments on it. Sturdy, light weight, yet protective, and versatile.

Q: 8. How many of the pouches have double zippers that can be locked together?

A: Unfortunately, the pouches on this backpack only feature a single zipper.

Q: 9. how big is the bottom box

A: approx 10 wide x 11 high. Backpack holds a 15 mac plus plenty of space for gear per feedback. Headphones and zoom h4 fit up top. Can handle a tripod in the side pouch+latch. The vinyl trim on the bottom appears susceptible to damage if you drag across surfaces. It does not appear rugged enough for everyday use. Otherwise a solid backpack for the $.

Q: 10. Would I be able to fit ALL of my Nikon D3200 camera body, 18-55mm lens, 55-200mm lens, 70-300mm lens and a 35mm lens and still have room for other little things like the charger, phone, wallet, basic necessities?

A: The Gear S17 has been an excellent bag for me so far. I purchased it for a three-week trip to Europe (went last month to several destinations along the Danube, then on to Venice) and it's holding up extremely well. I carried a Nikon 7000 with 18--105 mm and 11--16 mm lenses, plus phone, charger, an extra battery and several extra memory cards. The upper compartment easily held my LLBean hooded raincoat and a light-weight sweatshirt.I did not carry external flash equipment on the trip, but if I did, I would have used the upper compartment for it instead of for the foul-weather gear.Having said all that, you could probably fit all the gear you mentioned in the bag by making use of the upper compartment with some added padding. But I think you're carrying too much glass. I'd leave your 35mm and 55-200mm lenses behind, as they seem unnecessary/redundant for travel (try to keep the weight down).