[Yes] It can hold two lens's, body and two batteries and SD card. It looks and feels great.

[Dark Brown] This bag looks like it can last forever. It is well designed to give comfort and easy access for your camera.

[Shoulder Strap] This bag should break in nicely, giving it that classic leather camera bag look. The first thing I did when it arrived was to treat it with leather conditioner. The interior should easily hold a mirrorless camera with one or two extra lenses, depending on the size of the camera. It is of a medium size, good for a day's outing. The strap seems sturdy but I may replace it with one with some neoprene in it for elasticity and with a nonslip pad.

[Shoulder Strap] One part was not of the expected quality. A short email to the company triggered a response I rarely get from companies: 
Express shipment replacement. They care!
A product is only as good as its support.

[Snap Fastener] These days, getting any well-made leather bag for under $100 is a bargain, and I'm very happy with my purchase. Note that the bag is fairly small and can really only comfortably fit one camera with a fairly compact (12-200 mm) zoom lens attached. On the other hand, the small size is perfect when I'm out walking around the city and don't want to be weighed down with a big bag and a load of equipment.

[Shoulder Strap] The Compagnon WEEKENDER GEN-III is possibly the best designed and constructed leather camera bag available today. Its intelligently engineered and ruggedly constructed and should easily withstand years of heavy use. It's a quantum improvement over any of the half dozen technical nylon bags I've owned and to my eyes it looks so much better.

I was able to position the internal padded dividers to provide 13 compartments. I carry two R5 bodies, two 580EX-II speedlites and four to six medium to large lenses (easily holds my EF 70-200 f/2.8 with RF adapter). The vertical depth of this bag accommodates lenses up to 11 inches long positioned face-down. Also can hold a sturdy 18.5 inch travel tripod internally. The two outer zippered pockets are about 7 X 7 inches each, and can hold objects up to two inches thick. They easily hold all the spare batteries, filters, cables, chargers, back-up drives and memory cards one would ever need, and then some.

However, the available space in this bag can create the temptation to carry much more stuff than you really need for most shoots. It can also result in a bag so heavy that you would not want to carry it more than a few hundred steps. This bag weighs about 7.4 lbs empty (with shoulder strap) and it can easily carry another 25 to 35 lbs of gear. It takes some serious self-restraint to not want to include stuff that you might not use but want to have available just in case.

This is a deluxe camera bag worthy of transporting the best photographic gear and it will probably outlast any of that gear, as well as its original owner if its fine leather construction is given appropriate care. Clean and wax it at least once a year and it should last for many decades. It smells nice too!

[4 lb] I was looking for a backpack that was comfortable can withstand the elements and protect all the gear inside. I came across a YouTube video review of it and loved it almost immediately. I'm very picky and specific when it comes to tech and gear and this bag checks all the boxes except for one, but definitely not a deal-breaker. I only wish it had a dedicated tablet sleeve along with the laptop sleeve instead of the foam ground cover. I can fit both in the one sleeve but would prefer to not have them laying on top of each other. Aside from that the bag is perfect. The X PAC material is wonderful as I plan to be in many different weather environments. The sleek form factor is wonderful and the depth and side access are marvelous. I really like the expanded roll top space for whatever I need it to be. It's strangely lightweight despite all the gear and feels really nice.
It's hard to find the best backpack for one's needs and this backpack is the one for me. I plan to stick with this backpack for a long time as it covers my daily use and travel use. I will definitely keep an eye on Compagnon products as they fit my style. Great backpack

[Shoulder Strap] I use this tripod quiver to cover my tripod ball heads while walking through the forest or woods with my tripod attached to my camera backpack. This way it doesn’t get caught on low hanging branches and high bushes. It also protects my head while traveling. Very finely made and highly adjustable to fit a small, medium or large ball head but not a gimbal which are too wide. Pricey though but well worth the price that this protection provides to my highly expensive ball heads. Purchased at B&H which they don’t carry this product in stock but received it in about 3 days. I thank B&H for their continued great service during this highly difficult time of lockdown.

[Dark Brown] Just Excellent , it's much all the way better than my ONA and Oberwerth small bag for the money...

[Dark Brown] Comfortably accommodates my Sony RX1007 and Leica D Lux 7 and their chargers. Good quality leather. Premium feel. Classy. But not discrete. Excellent value.