[0.645 lb] I needed a camera bag that could be worn both as a backpack and as a cross-body. This bag has both features and lots of flexibility in the interior panels to make it configurable for different sets of camera equipment. As a cross-body or shoulder bag it is easy to get to a camera through the access panel on the side (ie the top when worn this way). The bag is well constructed and durable.

[Yes] A safe backpack, handy shoulder bag or a bag to be carried in your hand like a suitcase. Good workmanship, resistance to moisture, protective coating of the bottom and front part, well-thought-out interior solution. Along with DLSM and 3 lenses, charger and private handy stuff, it will even fit my MSI GS72 6QE Stealth Pro 17 ! Yes, it is True Allrounder! Great value for money.

[Yes] I ordered this for a trip to Scotland, because I needed a little larger bag to travel and carry my video equipment.


This bag was excellent for me and I use it for all my travelling video equipment. Went to Scotland and Africa with this bag and it held up perfectly. Carried all of my equipment and protected it well.


I was able to carry:
BMPCC6k, 70-200mm lens, 18-35mm lens, 24mm lens, 50mm lens, some audio equipment, drone, and my 35mm film camera with a 50mm lens and a 200mm lens for that.


and the other trip I was able to carry:
BMPCC6k Pro, BMPCC 6K, 70-200mm lens, 18-35mm lens, 50mm lens, 24mm lens, some more audio equipment.


This bag, though has a lot of space, is also very light weight and easy to carry around. It is also constructed like a hiking bag, so it gives plenty of support to your back while travelling.


I highly suggest this bag and I encoruage anyone who is a on the go videographer/documentarian to consider this bag.

[Yes] This is a fantastic bag for storing your camera, but also to carry you gear. I love the 3 different ways to carry the bag, and at a very good price. I totally recommend this bag.

[Yes] Very happy with this backpack so far. Lots of storage pockets and adjustability inside. Was able to carry my Canon Mark 4 DSLR with 4 lenses inside (including the L series 70-200 and 100-400). A bit of weight on my back when loaded, but with the strap adjustments was able to walk around the city all afternoon fairly comfortably. The side access was also very user friendly. Would have to loosen the back straps and slide it off one shoulder to reach it but quickly get the camera in/out of the pack and I've got it back in place and secured again. The holder for a water bottle was a nice plus. Did not try out carrying a tripod yet. No trouble fitting in overhead compartment on the plane.

[0.645 lb] Holds all I need: Nikon 7500. Lenses: Nikon 18-55, Nikon 70-200, Sigma 150-600, Sigma 1.4 TC, flash, macro lenses, Benro gimbal, tripod, manuals, plus various small items. Very satisfied with the construction, options for carrying, and look.

[Brown] Excellent for city and outdoor adventures.

[Yes] I needed a travel backpack to not only hold my camera equipment but to hold personal items too. This bag is strongly built looks great and fits well for me I'm 5'4" in height. It holds my Olympus omd em1 mark iii 14-150 lens, 75-300 lens, 9-18 lens, Nisi M75 filter kit and kit bag, screw on filters in filter bag , cable release batteries and more bits.
Absolutely thrilled with this bag

[Brown] have been looking for a backpack for ages, tried many, finally got
VEO SELECT 49. It holds everything i need in one very compact bag:
Linhof Master Technika, 3 lenses, Sony RX1r camera,
Linhof 45 Multifocus Viewfinder, F.64 4x5 Film Holder, Black Jacket focusing cloth, Sekonic Light meter and more.

[Yes] Tough and roomy. Well designed and made. Perfect price range.Don't skimp on a camera bag. I bought a $60 bag and the zipper split open while I was carrying it. Luckily, camera landed in a cardboard recycling bin.