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Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Philly PA on 1/22/2008
Good to use as a combo daypack. It holds enough camera gear for a day's shooting and can hold a jacket and a sandwich.
from Tucson, Az on 7/10/2007
The backpack is rather small, but it was great on trains and airplanes. It fits an SLR body and 1 or 2 lenses. Access was somewhat difficult at times. I had to take the backpack all the way off to get my camera out. It is well-padded and compact. It's great while riding a bike or hiking. Very comfortable.
from Chicago on 6/15/2007
Great little day/urban pack. I own 2 other larger Tamrac packs. This one I bought for an upcoming European vacation this summer. I wanted to get something stripped down and lightweight. This can hold my SLR camera body with 18-200mm zoom, plus 3 other small lenses and my SB 400 flash - all in the bottom compartment. Top is good for personal stuff like guidebooks or small jacket. Has a couple side pockets for bottled water. Usual high quality Tamrac construction. I sliced off all the extra webbing and support straps and the Tamrac logo so it looks pretty anonymous.
from venezuela on 5/10/2007
as a extreme photographer normally I rely in one camera and one lens specially in my climbing assiment so this camera bag is perfect for all my jobs.
from Grand Junction, CO on 3/6/2007
This bag has treated me very well so far. I've been using it for a few months, and it is wonderful. My only complaint is that the top compartment is a little small for books or anything larger than a light jacket. It is very nice, though, because it is not too big, and can be carried easily in a crowd without being in the way. Perfect for hiking, especially since it has water bottle holders. Very well made, and has enough little gadgets and pockets to keep anyone but James Bond happy.