Tenzing 30L Water Resistant Large Travel Camera Backpack 14 inch Laptop Compartment with Rain Cover Fits Cameras, Batteries, Drone,Tripod Orange

Sure they may have taken design cues from the Shimoda Action series, but what I like about this bag is that I don't have to buy a camera insert (which I hate). I've tried several camera backpacks such as the Peak Design 30 and 45 travel, Peak Design every day backpack, Tenba Axis 35, Shimoda X70, Peter McKinnon Nomatic 25 and 35, and Bevisgear but none satisfied me. I actually purchased a different version from AliExpress (the 35L non-rolltop version) but the backpacks are mostly similar. My search for the "perfect" camera bag to fit my FX6 with the top handle attached (mic mount taken off) was key, and this bag checked off all the boxes. It fit the fx6 perfectly, back loading, didn't need a camera insert, light-weight, sturdy, and aesthetically pleasing to where I can take it on a hike or around town. I gave it 4 stars for durability and sturdiness just because I haven't had mine for too long, but this bag is great for me.

I am an outdoor enthusiast, who recently purchased this backpack. I was on the hunt for a new backpack that could accommodate all of my gear and keep it protected while I was on the go. I was initially hesitant to purchase the 30L version, but after receiving it and using it for a few trips, I realized it was plenty large for my needs. However, I do find myself considering purchasing the larger size as well.This backpack is truly a well-designed and well-made product. The water-resistant fabric and waterproof zippers provide an extra level of protection for my gear, and the comprehensive suspension system ensures that it is comfortable to wear even when fully loaded. The side pockets are a great feature, as they can accommodate relatively large tripods. The customizable interior camera layout is also a plus, as it allows me to organize my gear in a way that works best for me.One of the things I appreciate most about this backpack is that it was clearly designed by people who understand outdoor enthusiasts and how we use our gear. In the past, I have purchased backpacks that lacked functionality or were not well-suited for protecting my gear. This backpack does not suffer from those issues. It has an expandable top and multiple openings that allow for quick access to my gear, and there's also a decently padded quick access laptop holder in the main door.In summary, I am very pleased with this backpack. It is well-designed, well-made, and offers great protection for my gear. The customizable interior camera layout and side pockets for tripods are great features. The only downside is the lighter fabric, which I hope will hold up well during outdoor activities. And also the color is not my preferred one. Overall, I would recommend this backpack for anyone who is looking for a high-quality and functional camera backpack or outdoor backpack.

I kind of wish I got the bigger one now that I have this. Although 30 L is plenty large, I may end up getting the bigger one as well. This is what happens when you take a well designed well-made backpack and combine it with a well designed and well-made camera bag. This thing is the real deal.Water resistant fabric combine with waterproof zippers and a very comprehensive suspension system that you would find on a serious backpack. Side pockets that will accommodate relatively large tripods and fully customizable interior camera layout. I have too many camera backpacks that were designed by people who Clearly don’t know photography and how photographers use their equipment. This does not suffer that problem. This has a really good set up for protecting your gear. In addition that has an expandable top and multiple openings to allow quick access to your gear. And there’s a decently padded quick access laptop holder in the main door.This uses 420D nylon which I’m sure a few readers will get a kick out of. It’s a little bit lighter than the standard 600 to 800 denier that is typically used for rugged to packs like this. This is my only bit of reservation here. I’m not sure why they went with the lighter fabric. If anything I’d like to have the toughest stuff available between my camera equipment and the outside world.I’m really torn between 4 1/2 and five stars here. But I think I’m gonna give it 4 1/2 stars in writing but because it is definitely not inexpensive and because the lighter fabric I think I’m going to listed as 4. But it’s still a really good pack. And could easily be five stars.There’s also a factor that didn’t get taken into account for my rating but I have to bring it up here is that I am not a fan of this orange. I like orange stuff particularly in hardware highlights for equipment. But this orange is just kind of a somewhat dimmed non-vibrant orange as if the fabric had been bleached in the sun. I don’t really like it but it was the only thing that was available. It comes in black but that was not on offered to me. So I went with the orange. If you’re gonna put something in orange you go all the way and you make it as vibrant and as easy to spot as you can because that’s the whole point. But it’s not terrible and I can live with it and like I said this did not factor into my review .

The bag itself looks great but this has to be a complete knock off of the shimoda action series bags. Copy and paste.

This bag holds a LARGE amount of gear. Two bodies, six lenses, a 13 inch Macbook Pro, batteries, a tripod, three days worth of clothes, plus I cinched a tent and sleeping bag to it. There are plenty of buckles, rings, snaps...it's secure. Take your time to go through all of the features because the number of straps on this thing seems overwhelming at first. After becoming familiar with the bag it all made more sense. The only complaint I have is that there are a few rubber protectors for buckles and they seem unnecessary. The buckles are robust enough to not accidentally come undone and the protective rubber pieces make it harder to open or close the buckles. Other than that no issues.

Love this backpack. Instead of a bulky heavy case to carry your camera bodies, all your extra lenses, flash attachments, tripod etc, this gets the job done in a much more compact backpack. It has hard plastic inserts inside to protect your precious lenses and expensive camera equipment. It's great for a beach shoot, or going somewhere off the beaten track, without lugging a huge case.