[Black] A great travel backpack for my gear & clothing. In the medium insert I carry my Z8, 14-30mm, 24-120mm f4 & my 100-400mm lens. Putting my gear in the overhead bins, wonderful.

[Black] Best accessory for the Sonos Roam.

[Black] This bag has replaced my 11 years old Fstop Tilpoa. This is probably the best adventure camera bag available in the market based on my practical use. Design is well thought out and harness system is exceptionally comfortable.

[Black] Works like a magnet. Charged quickly

[Stainless Steel] Have been using the Shimoda Explorer 30 V2 with the medium mirrorless insert with my Fuji X-T5 kit. I have l-brackets mounted to all my bodies and the Shimoda bag was not deep enough to accommodate the the X-T5 with lens on its side. The Nya-Evo 36 with the medium insert handles this well. The bag seems smaller while hiking even though it's 6 liters larger. Quality is as good or better than Shimoda. Have a couple of excursions coming up beginning in March which will really test it out.

[Black] I lost my OEM shade for my Canon 24-70 f/4.0 on vacation. Must have banged it and fell off. Anyhow, I use shades for just that reason, not just for flair protection. This aftermarket shade fits and locks as good as the OEM shade. It doesn't have the flocking inside the shade as the canon brand but not sure if that's worth the $50 premium for the canon brand. Very happy with the product.

[Black] It completes the roam perfectly. it has a little magnet connection to the wireless charging that makes it line up perfect and charge easily every time. I wish it would have just come with the speaker but glad I bought it.

[Black] This wireless charger works as intended. Where it differs from others, is that it has a smaller profile, that aligns seamlessly to the Roam, and it magnetically attaches. The magnets are great if you do not intend on moving the Roam much (or are docking it in a location that is susceptible to bumps). However, I find that a non-magnetic wireless charger is best for quick grab-n-go situations.

[Stainless Steel] Im a huge fan of NYA-EVO products and have been using this bag for about four years. Im thrilled to see my favorite camera store now carrying the line. The backpack was designed for outdoor adventure photography, but I use it instead for a variety of portrait, event and commercial assignments. The quality of construction is impeccable, and it's amazing that my small frame can carry a full load of heavy gear comfortably in this bag. The three sizes of inserts (RCI's) with their dividers allow endless ways to customize the bag for your specific needs. It easily fits my 16 MacBook Pro with plenty of protection, and the bag is deep enough to handle multiple gripped pro bodies like the 1DX3 and the R3 with lenses attached (so many bags can't.) There are tons of pockets and attachment points that mean that there's always room for one more thing that I need to bring along. I can't say enough about this great bag -- for a detailed review and ways to configure the bag, check out my comments on the NYA-EVO website.

[Stainless Steel] At this point I've only had the pack out a few times but I love it already. I wanted something that would let me carry a couple bodies, several lenses, and leave room for some water, snacks, a small first aid kit, and a layer of clothing. This bag will get it done wonderfully with the ample interior storage and exterior options. I purchased an additional pair of the gatekeeper straps so I can use the two that came with it for hanging a tripod and have an extra pair to sling underneath incase I want to carry things like a roll of camo netting or a heavy jacket. After putting two bodies, three lenses (including my 100-400), and a strobe in the ICU, I have plenty of pockets and space left for the aforementioned gear. I especially like the memory card storage with magnetic closures that keep extra or filled cards nice and secure.

This bag cost more than double the price of my last one but it's at least 3 times as much bag and looks built to last!