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Review Summary
2019-03-24T16:11:32
I have owned several backpacks and until this one they have all been unsatisfactory. They were all to small, too flimsy or uncomfortable to carry. I carried my Pentax K-1, 5 lenses (my nifty fifty and 35mm prime fit in one compartment), extra batteries, filters, switches, remotes and speed flash. My daughter was with me on my first outing and when I opened it she said "Dad, you forgot the kitchen sink!"It is very good, and is probably the last one that I will own. I would recommend it to anyone.
Charlie C.
2018-03-25T03:55:28
This could certainly be five starts except for a few very poorly designed features. The good— easy to wear ,terrific capacity,good looking The bad—zippers are not well made and do not easily close the bottom compartment—the lower camera compartment for the camera is certainly ample but one would expect a Velcro strip to better secure the camera body as it can easily slide out when inadvertently opened quickly I would have returned it but I found these flaws out on a ten day trip and felt it would have been irresponsible to to return this
Marc H.
2018-03-23T17:06:02
This product is compact and well made, very suitable for occasional use but I would say not suited to the abuse a full-time professional photographer would suject it to. For the price it is a no-brain purchase.
CURTIS U.
2018-03-01T10:31:29
Great camera bag. Very Roomy fits everything i need and more. Best part is the easy access and comfy fit of the bag.
Josefa P.
2018-01-03T06:27:53
I fitted in my D800 with a Tamron 24-70 lens attached, a Tamron 70-200 lens and a Nikon 50mm 1.4 lens plus an extra battery and battery charger and still have room left over for miscellaneous travel items in the top compartment. I haven't taken it on a trip yet but have two long vacation trips coming up. It looks well made and plenty comfortable to be touting through airports.
LEE H.
2016-07-02T10:02:18
Plenty of room for gear. Comfortable, even when full and tripod strapped to back. Very versatile.
Phillip G.
2016-02-03T19:36:03
When I upgraded from a Nikon DX system to full-frame FX, with the resulting increase in bulk and weight, I found that the bags I already owned were too small. It was challenging to find a new bag that could would let me comfortably carry a body, three lenses, a flash, and accessories, particularly when walking around all day during travel. I first tried a Manfrotto Pro Light Camera Backpack, but was disappointed with the poorly padded shoulder straps, bag design with insufficient support, and despite what looks like tons of space for gear, I could never manage to configure the dividers to fit my gear. I returned the Manfrotto bag, and then tried a LowePro Fastpack BP 250 AW II, which I've been very happy with.
PAUL O.
2014-09-07T21:00:00
The lower compartment holds: 2 DSLR cameras,Nikkor 18-300mm lens,Nikkor 50mm 1.8 lens, Canon EF-S 70-300mm lens, EF-S 18-135mm lens, Sigma 10-20mm lens for cannon. The top compartment holds: Ipad,battery chargers and extra batteries for Nikkon and Canon DSLR,Filters,Wireless and wired remote controllers for each camera and a photography book. Since I have a Nikkon and Canon DSLR cameras, I carry identical lenses and accessories for both brands, yet the bag takes them all.
JP
2014-02-10T19:00:00
This bag has tons of space for holding my Canon 70D, lenses, batteries, and filters in a secure manner.
M
2013-12-16T19:00:00
Arrived on time. The item looks solid and can fit 5d with grip +70-200 mm lens. But items only came with two year warranty not like the Crumpler millions dollar series. Maybe it reflects the quality a little bit. Again, no issue so far till it was field tested.
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The Manfrotto Advanced Tri-Backpack (Large) provides 3 ways to store, carry and use your gear. You may use it in the backpack, sling bag or "x" position. Suitable for your pro DSLR with battery pack and attached long-range zoom plus 5-6 additional lenses, flash and accessories; media card storage and space for 15" laptop.
The unique design of this pack allows you to access your gear even with the traditional backpack shape. In the backpack or "x" position with the straps across your chest you can easily and quickly swing the pack to your left or right side by simply releasing the quick release buckles. This means you don't have to remove the entire pack to retrieve gear.
The pack is essentially divided in half with the bottom half for your photo gear and the top half for other items. It is slim and efficient in design. The main camera compartment comes with modular padded dividers that give you the freedom to arrange the pack to suit your gear needs. The top compartment can also be used to store less frequently needed gear. There are two external zippered pockets that allow you to retrieve accessories without having to open the main compartments. The front of the pack contains tripod straps that can accommodate a small field tripod.