UBAYMAXCamera Backpack, DSLR SLR Waterproof Canvas Camera Bags Rucksack 15.6 inch Laptop Bag Travel Bag for Canon Nikon Sony Camera and Lens Tripod Accessories

I really like this bag.I like it enough that I gave away my Lowepro Trekker to one of my sons after I got this. It's bigger, more comfortable, better padded, better laid out and I think just generally better overall than the Lowepro it replaced.It seems well made and durable, great access to everything, very roomy, and comfortable to wear. I love the aesthetics, its very cool looking. I don't know if its clear in the stock photos or not, but the top closes by magnets at the end of the straps, the buckles are basically decorative. You can unbuckle them and they work that way, but its pointless to do that when they're attached by magnets. The magnets are pretty secure, and I have not had one accidentally come loose or anything like that.Only complaint... the waxed canvas on the one I received was creased in spots, and it isn't like a cotton or nylon type bag where those creases will just fall out. I may try to iron them out some time, but they're not a huge issue, everything still functions 100% perfectly.The camera inserts can be removed and the bag used as a school backpack, or hiking day bag etc., but Its really not big enough for an actual backpacking trip carrying a sleeping bag and tent etc. The straps are wide enough, well padded and comfortable. I have worn the backpack full of camera gear, etc for 6 hours at a time without a break, and it is very comfortable.Bonus, both my 17 year old sons want one like it for a school backpack next year.I will probably be buying 1 or 2 more of this pack before school starts again in a couple of months.

This is a great backpack at an awesome price point. I was worried that it would be too small (I'm a big guy and not a fan of the big guy with a tiny backpack look) but the size is perfect for me.I have room for my EOS R6 Mark II, my 28-70 F2, 70-200 F2.8 and the massive 200-800 F6.3-9 along with all of my extra batteries, teleconverters, lens hoods for all 3 lenses, wipes, etc. All 3 lenses are pretty big, and there is still room for 1-2 small lenses. there is enough room left for 1-2 additional smaller lenses.It is sturdy and keeps my equipment safe. The canvas is tough and stiff giving the bag good structure. There are a number of pockets for extra batteries and your extra gear.I really like the look of the canvas and leather too.I rank it in the top 5% (maybe even 1%) of my Amazon purchases. I thought the product looked good in the images, but at around $50 figured it would be small and feel cheap. Not the case at all.

Holds all. my important essentials to a photoshoot. Fits perfect for my Nikon D850 with sigma 24-70 lens attached and my 70-200 lens to the side. Able to put my MacBook Pro along with my battery and sd card holders. Still have a few spaces to for purse or other stuff.

I picked this up to replace a backpack that opens more traditionally (i.e. one zipper opens the entire bag). I liked the idea of having all the lenses in the bottom half with an easy zip opening. I still like that part, but a couple of things are less than ideal for me. I thought that the top half of the bag would be separated by a permanent divider. There is a divider that velcros to separate the top from the bottom, but it didn't really hold up all that well. So, I put an additional divider in that area. Secondly, the top having a string closure is a bit awkward for me to use.The product is decently made. I like the look of the bag. The clasps that hold the top work well (they are magnetic and I feared that they would open too easily, but they do hold nicely).There are pockets, but I'm still working out the best configuration for various photography items. If this is just to take a camera and lenses, it works well. If you want to keep all your photography gear in one spot, a different style bag may be more useful.All in all, I'm keeping the bag. I've adjusted what I actually carry (a good thing) and enjoying easy access to the lenses.

4.5 stars. I travelled with this backpack on a plane and it safely stored my camera gear and laptop. It took a while to get used to wear the zips and straps are - I feel like they’re in weird places - but after that I really liked it. It comes with adjustable cushions to make your own custom size compartments inside, which is cool, but I wish it had least one pre-made large compartment that didn’t require having to insert the provided pads. Overall, stylish and sturdy!

Bag is stiff and bulky. Inside it’s a little awkward for organizing camera and accessories.

Plenty of space for my D810 and three lenses. The top part and the laptop/tablet pocket are very handy. Used mine on a trip to Germany and it worked very well

I absolutely - positutely - LOVE this bag.I was a bit nervous because I have a lot of gear, but everything fits!My camera tripod is strapped to the bottom, my phone tripod / gopro sticks are tucked in the side pouch with the strap, I have my 13' Macbook and a 13' Ipad in the laptop sleeve, 3 camera bodies, 3 lenses (1 is big), my go pro, my drone, my drone console and the 3 slot battery pack all in the back. There is also my laptop charger and my camera battery charger in the main pouch as well.THEN, theres more pockets on the front which hold the rest of my pens, lenses covers, microphones, small light extensions and a small pocket on the inside for all my cables.When I saw the pics online, the only thing missing from the bag was the strap at the back allowing me to slide it over a luggage handle, but when I checked the reviews, I saw someone elses had it.SURE ENOUGH SO DID MINE!!I bought it in the tie-dye looking blue colour and I couldn't be happier! I was able to ditch all my separte camera bags and have everything in 1 place.