TARION Camera Backpack Waterproof Bag - DSLR Backpack with 14'' Laptop Compartment Rain Cover Slim Photography Camera Rucksack for Men Women Photographer Photo Backpack for DSLR SLR Lens TR-L

Since this product had no reviews to date, I wanted to leave some feedback to benefit prospective customers. The item arrived ahead of scheduled delivery slot; thank you for the brilliant service as usual. The delivery was excellent. The item came packaged properly in its postage box, wrapped in a plastic bag. The bag itself gives a very good vibe of quality and construction. The outer layer feels like tough (faux) leather although it is advertised as 1200D nylon. This is good for creating weather proof protection. Just have to see how long it lasts. The bag has back opening access for the interior, something I wanted. Nonetheless, the shoulder straps are stitched to the bag (not the access flap) which makes it a sturdy construction. The front is nicely zipped up with minimal access, which I wanted. I didn't want any interior access from the front for security reasons. The front has only two zipped areas for immediate access items. One is slant zip file storing something thin and small. It has one zip. One important suggestion I could give the manufacturers is the the front slant zipper could have had double zips with loops for improved security- at the moment it has only one zip that opens from top to bottom. The other front access is to a flap that could house a tablet or likes from the top. Moreover there is another slot for storing laptop in the back flap from the inside - secure since it can only be accessed by opening the back flap. Here you will find more pockets to store other thin items - I found good place for my manuals. Inside the bag provides sufficient space with full customisation. The provided spacers work really well to give you full freedom to customise it how you wish. I had to wreck my brains to customise it though - it took me a while to figure out how best to lay them out to suit my needs. I would suggest new/first-time buyers to take hints from the pictures provided on the website for ideas. In the end I could get a full frame DSLR with zoom lens, a flash, 2 zoom lenses, and the batteries with the charger in the bag. One big suggestion to all prospect shoppers who are looking to make their first such purchase- do your math on just how much space you will need with all your intended kit. I was lucky to get all of mine in but if you are a pro or have a lot of kit, you may find this bag small for your need. I was looking for a compact and smart bag which this one ticks both boxes. Luckily, it meets my space needs while being handy and compact (not too big or bulky). One big advantage is that you can customise the full interior - this bag does not have separated storage spaces (like I had seen in some bags), which is what I was looking for. Another big advantage is the quick side access for your SLR. As mentioned this bag combines two security and convenience features in one- secure back access AND a quick side access while you are on the move. I found this feature very useful and it ticks both the boxes. The side access is provided with double zippers with loops for security, great feature. When I finally used the bag after it was fully packed, I found that the bag sat high on my back (contrary to my expectations) and it felt supported and relaxed. You can adjust the shoulder straps of course. There is a chest strap (can be adjusted) you can use which does provide additional sturdiness when traveling. One big advantage is the empty bag is lighter to start with (as advertised) which was a big consideration for me. So even fully packed it does not feel heavy on the shoulders or back. Because this bag provides a quick side access for your SLR, it has only one side for holding your tripod. There is a strap with clip that holds it secure. The pocket is thick and feels of good quality build, so I would expect it to last long. There is a weather protection cover included in the bag. I think although this is good additional touch, the bag may prove capable to deal with occasional rain or water splash as it is. Another big consideration was price and I got everything I was looking for at a very reasonable price. This bag has proved excellent value for money I have invested. The bag is all black which might be good in a way suitable for outdoors. One last suggestion to the manufacturers would be offering some colour choices - I would have liked it in grey too. A brilliant product and very pleased customer! Thank you.

This is a compact CITY Camera Bag. Bought this for city breaks, travelling around, for use on my days out and about. I don’t carry lots of gear, just a camera body with lens attached and a spare lens, battery and SD cards. I also like to have room left over for jacket, top or if I buy something impromptu. This is the bag I bring on a plane as my ‘handbag’, so it had to fit under the seat in front (and it did exactly all that). Sleek design: looks like a city bag, doesn’t look like a camera bag, and doesn’t look like a hiking bag either. I’m a short woman ‘5ft’, and it is perfect on my back. Looks good, and isn’t too big for me. Size: Compact bag. I am able to bring my gear, and some essentials for the flight, and still pack it under the seat. On the flight - In the outer zip pocket I fit a small book, small soft back sketch book, couple of pencils and pens. Inside the bag: a full frame DSLR (Canon 6D), with 16-35 2.8L, a 50mm, rain jacket (small women’s rainjacket), a skinny jumper (hate being cold on a plane), and a small snack. Outer pocket: a bottle of water. As a city bag it’s perfect. Can also be used as a regular backpack (without photography gear) by removing all the dividers. For meetings, business, it has a laptop compartment, I can fit a MacBook pro 13” in, with room, and bring a phone charger, and jacket. Quality: Have to say it that the materials are a cheap. The shoulder straps have very synthetic feel (they are like the material used on a straps of a kids school bag), The padding is not as thick, and the straps are not as wide for a nice feel of weight distribution in the shoulders… only really an issue if carrying heavier gear. I wouldn’t use this bag for carrying heavy gear. The lower ends of the straps that feed though the plastic adjusters all feel a bit cheap too, and while they didn’t slip at all, if I had heavy gear in this bag, the adjustable straps could potentially slip, not something you want to be thinking about if you are going to fill this bag with gear. Too much equipment and that the weight would put the bag under strain. Why would you spend €50-60 on a bag, and then put €2k-6k worth of gear in it! There is no waist strap. I didn’t need one, (for travelling around city was fine), so this wasn’t a deal breaker for me. The back piece that rests on your back is also the same synthetic quality as the shoulder strap so that can get a little hot, not breathable, (I found every now and then that my back felt a bit clammy, (in some places it was 27-30 degrees Celsius, so it was quite warm anyway). Raincover: comes with a raincover, and yes it works, I had to use it a couple of times (it rained so much there was thunder). So I was definitely glad of it Rear access: gear safe from theft as access is on the back. Loved this feature and main reason I bought the bag / side and rear access. No one robbing anything unless I take the bag off my back, and as for the side access. … Side access: Works great, easy to whisk camera out when need. Got the full frame out with lens attached no problem. I like the double zip which makes access easy. When in very busy crowds, I just clip the zips together and looped them around the bag strap with carabiner clips (which are hidden from view). Inside the bag: The dividers are made on the cheaper side and the material of the bag walls has a bit of give. However my gear was still safe jumping on and off buses and slinging the bag around shoulder to take camera out for side access. Brought it with me everyday for hours, and had no issues. Bag did exactly everything I needed out and about the city? Yes. Would I recommend this bag If a pro was going to fill it full of gear? N.O. because it would probably break! Would this bag be comfortable hiking for 5-6 hours with lots of gear? Hell No. (Plus I would want to get it dirty.. it’s that kind of bag, I’d use a proper camera bag for hiking). Would I take this bag on city trips again? definitely yes! Did my gear feel safe in the bag? Yes. If Lowepro made the exact same bag would I buy it? 100% yes.

Plenty of space for 2 cameras, a few lenses, and other gear. The laptop pocket doesn't fit my laptop, but my tablet fits in perfectly. Foam inserts are good and can be moved around as you wish. The side camera pocket is a good size and easy for a quick grab.

[UPDATE] - it's been several months and after the initial peeling, the bag is still doing well! Upped to 4 stars as it's worth the money for what you get I've been looking for a do-it-all backpack for a while and the Tarion backpack was the one that ticked all the boxes. The big positives for me are: -✅Compact size: I'm 5'5" and have a short torso so any bag can look huge on be by default. the 41cm height of the backpack means that it didnt look ridiculous on me! Additionally, for a backpack that can house a DSLR, it is definitely on the smaller end of the scale in a good way. Most other camera backpack are geared towards holding a lot of kit which for me as a hobbyist, was just overkill. This back lets me carry key essentials I'd need for a day without much difficulty - ✅Configurable internal space: The padding on the inside can be removed/ reconfigured to fit the kit I need. Fits my 70D with 18-135mm attached, 3 lenses mini tripod, with room to spare at the op section for other stuff - ✅Side access camera pack: (This was key for me) - double zippered access and a panel to store some SD cards. - ✅Laptop/tablet storage: I've got a chunky Surface book 3 (13 inch) which fits into the laptop compartment and i can fit an ipad in the dedicated slot too - ✅Secure access to main compartment - The main compartment zipper of the backpack is against the pack portion of the bag i.e. you have to take the bag off your back to access the compartment. - ✅Handy front zipper compartments - there are two compartments at the front of backpack - the small one is great for keys/adaptors and also perfectly fits my kindle. the larger top zipper goes all the way to the bottom of the backpack and fits large headphones, etc. there are also two internal compartments which can fit portable chargers. - ✅Smart Aesthetics - I use the same backpack for travelling, daypack, office travel and the clean black look , taped zippers and minimum branding looks great in any of the above settings in my opinion - ✅ Cheap price - I've seen this bag range between £43-57. Given the features of the bag I would say you're getting a lot for your money - ✅Lightweight - Through my research I've found it difficult to find a camera/laptop/everyday backpack with a good set of features and adequate protection in a backpack that does weight a ton before you put anything in it. I feel this backpack finds a good middle-ground with padding and weight to make it comfortable to use it on a daily basis There are loads of other positives and useful features with this backpack like a tripod strap, rain cover, luggage band, chest strap, etc There is just one BIG negative: - ⛔ Build quality - I've owned the bag for a month and a half and it has probably seen about 25-30 days of actual outdoor use (office days, city walking etc). Within the short duration the waterproofing layer is already peeling off 😔. I don't think I've been careless with the bag. I just think this is where costs have been cut which is a little disappointing. The bottom of the bag is wearing off in several places from being placed on the floor/general use and there are a few scuff marks near the water bottle/tripod pouch. The top handle and shoulder straps are only stitched and don't seem to have any reinforcement. I've not had any issues with them and they do feel good. It's just that given the build quality, I wouldn't be surprised it they failed overtime Overall: I still really like the backpack as it does everything I want. The main reason I've given it 3 stars is down to the build quality (maybe 4 starts at a push) . I would expect this bag to last about a year after which you may need to replace it - I'd be happy to be proven wrong though. Tarion - if you read this - I'd love it if you worked on these build issues and update the price to include these improvements This backpack would easily be 5 stars in that case.

Bought this bag for a recent holiday and really pleased with it. Safely accommodated two DSLR bodies and five lenses for a trip around Europe. I like that it doesn't look like a camera bag at first glance, and like the security of the bag opening from the back rather than with the zip at the front. Also like the side opening for easy access to the camera. Comfortable straps mean you can wear it all day. Just what I was looking for, and at a good price.

The bag is very well made, but it’s not waterproof. The back portion is made of breathable material unlike the front and sides. I was out shooting and it started to rain but it was heavy rain. I did put on the cover that comes with the bag, although some amount of water seeped through onto the front and sides of the bag despite the rain cover being in place (pictures attached). The front pockets were dry though as was the main camera compartment. Then comes the worrying part: the back portion. Water had literally soaked the laptop/MacBook and iPad/tablets compartments which is quite visible in the pictures attached. If I had my MacBook in it, I am sure it wouldn’t have been working anymore. My worry is since this compartment forms the back wall of the main camera compartment, this being wet risks water drenching the camera as well. The bag is so good looking and compact that I am weighing my options, whether to return it or not. If I return it, would I get a better one and the same price? I don’t think so. Should I get another rain cover which protects it from the back side as well or just spend more and buy expensive bag instead? Confused.

Very smart looking camera bag. Haven’t taken it out on the road yet, but the pockets are plentiful and practical. Material feels great & the rain cover is a welcome addition. Plenty of space for my GoPro gear, tripod sticks, batteries and cables. Ipad fits snug. And a 13” Mac will be safe and snug too.

really good quality bag for photographer for travelling. defo recommended. I could manage to put 4 lenses and 1 camera body

Lo Zaino Ninja per Fotografi: Il Tuo Arsenale Portatile per Catturare il Mondo! Preambolo: Immaginate di essere un agente segreto fotografico in missione per catturare i momenti più epici del pianeta. Il vostro quartier generale vi ha appena fornito l'ultimo gadget: uno zaino che sembra uscito da un film di spionaggio, ma invece di armi letali, è pieno di... attrezzatura fotografica! Questo non è un semplice zaino, amici miei. È praticamente la Batmobile dei fotografi, solo che invece di combattere il crimine, combatte le foto sfocate e le batterie scariche. Preparatevi a incontrare lo Zaino per Fotocamera, il vostro nuovo migliore amico nelle avventure fotografiche! Caratteristiche principali: • Usabilità: Più facile da usare di un costume da supereroe con zip frontale! Con 12 scomparti, è come avere un intero studio fotografico sulla schiena. L'accesso laterale rapido? È come avere un assistente invisibile che vi passa la fotocamera al momento giusto. E l'apertura posteriore antifurto? Beh, è praticamente kryptonite per i borseggiatori! • Qualità dei Materiali: Questo zaino è più resistente di un cactus in un deserto! Realizzato in nylon 1200D, potrebbe probabilmente sopravvivere a un'apocalisse zombie (non che ci auguriamo di doverlo testare). E con la copertura antipioggia inclusa, è come avere un ombrello personale per la vostra attrezzatura. Piova, nevichi o grandini, le vostre fotocamere rimarranno asciutte come un Martini di James Bond! • Prezzo: Considerando che state essenzialmente acquistando l'equivalente fotografico di un Swiss Army Knife, il prezzo è sorprendentemente ragionevole. È come investire in un assistente personale, una cassaforte portatile e un sistema di sicurezza, tutto in uno! In conclusione, questo zaino per fotocamera non è solo un contenitore per la vostra attrezzatura, è il vostro compagno fidato nelle avventure fotografiche. È come avere un Sherpa personale specializzato in attrezzature fotografiche. E la prossima volta che qualcuno vi chiederà "Come fai a portare tutta quella roba?", potrete semplicemente sorridere enigmaticamente e dire: "Ho i miei metodi... e il mio zaino supereroe!".

Mochila muito confortável cabe todo o meu material e ai da sobra espaco recomendo muito

La cosa apprezzata la possibilità di creare scomparti variando i divisori e di poter estrarre la macchina fotografica senza aprire tutto lo zaino

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Dit is mijn 2e Tarion foto rugtas. Speciaal gekocht om mijn Sony 200 600 te kunnen vervoeren. Deze past perfect met het toestel gemonteerd. Voldoende opruim vakken. Minder prettig vind in de openingszijde aan de achterkant. Heeft wel weer als voordeel dat je niet onverwachts geconfronteerd wordt met grappenmakers die rits kunnen open trekken. Kwaliteit van de tas is goed.