Endurax Camera Backpack, Waterproof Cameras Bag Drone Backpacks for Photographers, 2 DSLR Camera Bags Compatible with Canon Nikon with 15.6 Laptop Compartment

Just took this on a 2 week trip through Italy and France and it was perfect. I was able to carry my drone and DSLR camera, as well as snacks, extra clothes when needed, and a water bottle. It was a great size, I didn't feel like it was too bulky. I did find myself taking stuff out of it when taking it out for the day cause it would get heavy after carrying for a few hours, but either way, great bag for my needs. It got slightly dirty/scraped up, but I was putting it on the ground and on and off trains. Perfect bag for those who want to bring a camera, and other items on a trip/day.

Nice sized backpack that holds two bridge cameras, a compact camera, two lens balls, spare batteries for all cameras plus charging ports, cords, set of filters, phone tripod, remote shutter, photography book, iPad, large tripod, macro lens and more. Quality seems good and ziopers all work well. I have just received it so can not vouch for how long it will last but will update if I feel it is lacking. I really like it and loved the price even better.

Honestly, I thought the bag would be larger. It has room for most of my lenses and camera. It is lightweight and, I hope, durable. My older bag had two safety latches across the part where the lenses were stored which this one lacks. When one makes an investment in camera and lenses, it would seem that the bag creators would put more stock in the protection of those items if a zipper fails. They do fail on occasion.

So I’ve been shopping for the perfect camera backpack for several weeks. I previously had a sling style backpack that was smaller and didn’t fit all of my lenses and was not that easy to lug around. Let’s say I’m not a fan of the sling style -a regular backpack is much more functional and comfortable. I was looking for a bag that could accommodate more lenses and that had top and side access. Also a bag that would fit my Nikon with my 70-200 lens “attached”. Well let me just say…. wow! This bag accommodates this option in both the top compartment OR the side compartment ! I can stick it in either spot and it fits. This is awesome ! It also holds my 50mm, 85mm, 16-35mm and a flash. It still has room for another 1-2 lenses. Various Compartments are great for extra batteries, etc. So my initial assessment is that it’s a win ! I have yet to take it out in the field , but my first impression… is five stars. ! Its very versatile ! Great design !

The media could not be loaded. This was a great find. Adjustable velcro dividers for varying sized camera and lenses, zippered mesh pockets for small accessories, top compartment for additional storage, accommodates several sizes of lenses--even a long zoom, has side pocket/pouch for tripod, padded slot in back for laptop AND waterproof. I love that it's easily worn as a backpack and that the camera can be accessed through the side or front. Affordable and well-made.

This is what I can fit in this bag.Sony a7r2 with tamron 28 200 lens, sony a6500 with sigma 16mm 1.4, Sony a6000 with sigma 56 mm f1.4 and neewer macro extension tube. Intervalometer, 1 neewer flash, 5 Sony batteries, 2 k and f 67 mm polarizer nd combo filters, 1 joby tripod attached to the exterior if the bag, I flash remote, 56 mm nd polarizer filter, 1 camera remote, water bottle, cables, 30 mm sigma f2.8 crop sensor lens, 14mm rokinon f2.8 full frame lens, light weight rain jacket, cleaning wipes, air blower, and memory cards. Sometimes I have my work dell 15 inch laptop in the laptop compartment. If I am traveling I also have a travel tripod as well.So yeah it can fit all of this in this compact bag. Back padding is appriopriate. My smaller crop sensor cameras are in the top compartment and the full frame is accesible from the side. Over the summer I went to Colorado for a week and had no problems in all weather conditions, even in the middle of a blizzard in Mt. Evans. Because of its small footprint I was able to bring it as a personal item to multiple airlines domestically.

The bag seems ok for a cheap one, but I was triggered by the "Built to last" in the description when it's pretty obvious that the materials used are very cheap. The zippers don't look waterproof at all and I don't want to risk loading the stitching with anything heavy.Functionally, it's ok, but it would be very inconvenient to store anything bigger than 70-200 attached to the camera as it would have to be vertical and the top part of the bag is taken by a separate compartment, although its bottom is removable. I tried setting it up for a single Sigma 150-600 and it turned out pretty unwieldy.

This bag is well made yet light weight, with numerous access points and smooth zippers. It easily holds a Nikon body with 400mm zoom, a wide angle lens, a half dozen filters, cables and other equipment with the top compartment free for keys, snack, etc. Also the straps are comfortable.