[Zipper] This bag will definitely fit a ton of your equipment, I have 3 bodies and 4 lenses and they all fit with room to spare. I was looking for something that I could travel with and not have to check in. I have a smaller Manfrotto bag and have been loving it and this one feels like it's built the same and very strong. Highly recommend if you're looking for a bag for a lot of gear and need something durable. Cheers!

[Empty] I wish I had bought the 24L front backloading Med size instead of this because that one has two side pockets for tripod and your bottle but this one is as good as any of them. It fits my Z7II body and 4 lenses plus all my accessories and filters and I even fit a top and bottom base layers for cold travel. Also it fits my iPad Pro 11, sunglasses, 3 extra camera batteries, flashlight, 2 external charging batteries, my second iPhone (don't ask it is for work), my second beanie, passport and a Lew Archer Book (essential travel necessity). I think this is sufficient travel bag for me and my only wish is that it had two side pockets.

[Yes] I took this out for the first time fully loaded on a hike into a state forest in Pennsylvania. Very rocky, uneven terrain. I hardly noticed it was there (except for the weight). It was very comfortable at the shoulders. I had one camera body, three lenses, a tripod, a water bottle, food, and other equipment. There was no break in period. It was comfortable right off the bat. Very happy with this purchase.

[Blue] I purchased the Back Loader but I did not like zipping it up and flipping it over to access the front panel. The Font Loader works.

For Travel with 2 camera bodies, lenses, drone, mics and accessories the Pro Light Front Loader is great.

[Empty] I bought this to use while backpacking. On a recent 7 day trip it worked really well. It has just what I need and nothing I don't. It's really light but seems durable. The double zippers are easy to open and close with one hand, even then the case is empty or overfilled. The lid/opening is large and opens away from your body so you don't lose things and keep dirt out of the case as much as possible. The design keeps a low profile, it doesn't stick out away from your body very much which is very nice for hiking in the woods on narrow trails and lets it hang more comfortably. The variety of different attachment points is very handy. Most of the time I slipped the two main loops over my backpack waist belt. I learned from experience that I needed to use a small carabiner clip to keep the camera loader from slipping off the waist belt when I took my backpack off (almost left the camera behind by accident at a rest break in dim light! The camera loader had slipped off the waist belt when I put my pack down to get out my headlamp and I was too tired to notice it until we were down the trail a ways) Once I figured this out the extra small attachment loops made it easy to use as small bit of rope and a small carabiner to secure it. At other points I used a loop of shock cord to secure the camera loader around by waist when I was hiking around without my large pack on.


I was shooting with a Sony A6000 with 16-70/4 and had room for the Samyang 12/2 in the bottom of the case and 2 spare batteries in the internal zipper pouch. This kit fit very nicely in the case and was easy to take out and put back in. I like to have my camera sitting sideways in the case so the grip is facing up. The internal velcro divider is perfect for putting a second lens at the bottom of the case.

[Empty] Very well built and light

[Yes] Its the perfect size for shorter trips where you need to travel with a complete kit. I also love the minimal design.

[Empty] It's durable and comfortable, fits my R6 Mark ii with rf 24 70, Mini 3 pro drone and rc remote, and another camera body/Sigma 18 35. and lastly my Dji rsc 2 fold of course other accessories in the pockets.

[Empty] Happily, this bag is much lighter than advertised. Only 136g on my scale.

It just barely holds an OM-1 and 40-150 f2.8. You could cram in a bit more body width or height, but not combined length. The combo is ~22cm long from lens cap to eye cup in case you're wondering.

Overall, a great bag. Feels really nicely designed. It's basically the larger Lowepro Dashpoint I've wanted for years. I'm looking forward to destroying it backcountry skiing, climbing etc.

[Blue] Bought this for carry / protection while backpacking. I'm a longtime user of the Peak Design capture clip system for mounting a body + lens to my backpack strap for quick access. Sometimes I'd prefer more protection for the body though, or I want to use a different plate or grip on the bottom of the camera than the PD capture plate. This loader solves that problem. The fact that it can mount directly to a PD capture clip is great, in fact I've modified lens cases etc to do the same so I can take gear quickly on and off my backpack straps. The specs here and elsewhere say that the case weighs 300g, which seemed excessive and almost scared me off from purchasing. Happy to say the actual weight is 140g, so quite light despite good padding and a good quality zipper. It easily fits a Sony A7CII (or A7CR) with the new Tamron 50-300mm or Sony 70-200mm G f4 II macro mounted, even with the extra Sony grip or extra plate / grip of your choice. I like that it comes in blue too, to shake up the monotony of the backpacking gear palette.