Used Manfrotto Pro Light RedBee-110 Backpack for CSC, Fits 2 Mirrorless Cameras with Lenses, Cushioned Compartment for 13" Laptop

2022-01-11T17:12:44

I was originally disappointed with this bag because of the bulkiness of it. I was used to the lowepro bags for years but after forgetting to zip up the side zipper twice and $400 of repairs, I realized I needed something more secure and that's when I tried the Redbee 310. I'm so glad I did! Although it's still bulky to me (1.5 inches deeper than the comparable lowepro aw bp 250 ii/iii), the security I feel and get with it more than makes up for it. Other positives are the snug, comfortable feel around chest and upper shoulders even with decent amount of weight. front pockets for personal stuff. the zippered netting between the laptop and compartments is so cool. My 15 inch laptop easily slides in and a inside pocket for extra small pieces of equipment. All in all a well designed bag and I highly recommend it.

Luis A.

2021-12-20T10:40:24

A good quality bag, very sturdy and with lots of space for all my gear!

ANDREI F.

2021-12-16T09:28:05

Well made with quality materials. Very easy to customize. I can pack up my Canon RP, 70-200mm EF-L 2.8 lens, 85mm EF 1.8, 35 RF 1.8 and 17-40 EF-L f4 lenses. I also pack a speedlight and Godox AD200 with a transmitter and receiver. On top of all that, it holds my 15" laptop, spare batteries, and some other small accessories. That's a lot of gear for one bag and it all fits and everything is protected with dividers. There are 3 quick access points making it easy to get to the gear that you need without opening up the entire bag. Very happy with the Manfrotto Pro Light RedBee-310 Backpack!

TOM C.

2021-12-09T15:34:57

This backpack is perfect for a 2 camera setup. I shoot sporting events and and mainly use a telephoto zoom lens. Not the easiest to carry an extra lens to swap for closer shots at the end of the game. So I started to use a 2 camera setup and this makes for more choices when time matters to get a shot. This backpack holds all my gear with room to spare. Is very comfortable and well padded. Makes for easy transport for home-to-car-to-game and back.

WILLIAM M.

2021-10-04T11:53:35

I am impressed with the amount of gear I can stage in this bag. Very solid and customisable. My only concern is the durability of the zippers. Seem light for the bag. If not for this I would have given it a 5 Star review.

WAYNE C.

2021-04-20T08:57:30

It is light as its name implies. Very roomy as I was able to pack 2 somewhat decent size lenses 100mm 2.8 and 135 1.8, and also a 50mm, a 20mm, a flash and wireless flash accessories, charger, extra batteries, extra strap, ND an CP filters, and I still had rook for an extra lens if I wanted. It feels nice to have the space to store the 135mm 1.8 with a hood attached to the camera and still have room for so much more. Its comfy but it is not a small back pack, so it covers almost all my back and it is not inconspicuous.

Alex O.

2021-01-29T03:25:08

Buenas terminaciones, hartos compartimientos, mi mackbook pro de 16 cabe facilmente y aun sobra otro compartimiento.

PATRICIO B.

2020-07-26T19:31:58

Great pack. Amateur photographer carrying 4 lenses. Room for all my gear. Big, but not to big. Solid structure to protect contents. Flexible arrangement. Quick access from 3 easy entry points. Full access from large rear entry point. A bit heavy with laptop on board, but manageable. Good straps. Good zippers. No complaints.

KYLE B.

2020-07-26T16:18:07

First off, this is a great bag. Had it for about a year and used it a lot. I am able to fit my Nikon Z6 with kit lens, 70-200 2.8 VR, and 200-500 VR in there with room for a flash and a few accessories. It is well padded and easily configurable to whatever gear you are going to carry. I like how it has the top access so I can slide the camera with 200-500 mounted back in the bag without opening it fully. The side zip access is nice to grab items quickly. The mesh panel inside is nice to keep gear from falling out after opening it. Shoulder straps are nicely padded and it stands up without tipping over which is a huge plus to me. The only thing I don't really like about the bag is storage on the outside. Because of the side zip access doors there are no pouches for water bottles or accessories. There is only one zipper access in the front that you can slide a few items in but that is it. Everything else has to be accessed by opening it up. I'd recommend it for most applications but would probably look elsewhere if you want to use it for hiking or similar excursions.

BRANDON H.

2019-12-19T03:59:45

Love this back pack fits my Nikon with with a 200-500 lens and another camera with a 300 lens also a 15 inch laptop and then some. It has fit under most airline seats (always center seat for sure ) and overhead bins. I have used.this pack last 6 yrs and just bought a 2nd one to fit 2 more cameras. I will take both packs at times with me pending where I am going and shooting. I shoot mostly wildlife and pack in to backcountry areas and Three Day Event Horse Shows.

GAYLE S.

2019-07-03T01:51:56

Right size for me. 2 DSLR, 35 mm lens, 10-20 mm lens, 24-70 mm and 70-300 lens 2 Speedlites, video light, pocket wizards, tripod dual action ballhead, and video head and a medium duty teavel tripod, laptop with charger cable and wireless mouse, fits every thing I need. The style is awesome. Red Ferrari fabric and hint of Spiderman gear. Designed in italy.

RAY B.

2019-05-22T08:26:27

Very light to carry around and efficient and price is great

RAHMAN R.

2019-04-18T18:18:23

If your looking for a lightweight backpack that holds a lot of gear. Then this is the backpack for you. Main campartment opens in the back for security. Top & side openings allows for easy access. Holds 2 full frame mirrorless cameras with lens attached. Plus many extras. The price is right & it has a luggage strap. The only con is that it is a bit long if you are under 5’5”.

LORRAINE F.

2019-02-01T13:26:20

Beautiful bag that is not too big and not too small. Fits my z6 with 4 lens’ and the FTz adapter.

JAMES N.