[Yes] I wanted a bag that could fit my Pentax 67 plus an extra lens, and my Nikonf2 plus an extra lens. This bag does a great job of carrying both and I still have plenty of space for my sx70 and other accessories.

[Leather/Nylon] It is an awesome bag! It fits the 1DX vertically, just what I was looking for!

[Black] Was looking for a travel bag that was flexible and this one checks all the boxes. It fits my a7rv, Sony 24-70 GM, Sigma 85mm 1.4, and Sony 16-35 PZ, and it's a tight fit but my 11 iPad will also fit all in the bottom. And when I need a jacket, snacks, or other items the top is a great option for additional expandable travel. This is like having two bags in one and it's very well made, and also discrete for the streets.

[Black] Really supple quality leather and the perfect size for my compact camera equipment with two velcro seperators.

[Black] I will cut to the chase. This bag is small but holds a lot. It is light but durable. It is not cheap, but what is your equipment worth? It is a classic bag which will outlast the equipment it houses. I like the bag very much and I am considering purchasing the backpack. It is a perfect carry-on bag that can be used for more than camera equipment.

[Yes] I am a very picky buyer and I have tried more than 20+ backpacks so far in the last 6 months. My search is over. I have finally found a bag that is designed really well and is made of top notch quality. While the price may be on the top end, you get what you pay for. This is a much better backpack than the new Shimoda Explore V2. Love this backpack.

[0.15 lb] Saw these were back in stock and there was an open-box so i jumped on it. Really enjoying it so far. The internal bucket is deep. Fits my 16 inch MBP and its a tight squeeze, but fits my iPad Air with keyboard cover in the front flap pocket. Able to pull my Mamiya 6MF out of the side pocket easily and that's a flat wide camera. Only things I'd change is the extra layer of velcro in the roll-top that gets in the way (why 2?) and the dividers are pretty firm. Shoulder pad takes some getting used to as well. Otherwise, this is the big bag i needed.

[Yes] Trying to find a sling that could stow a 16 Macbook Pro and camera gear was a pain, but this bag does it. I didn't want to go the backpack route because my primary mode of transit is subway rides, and you end up having to sling/unsling a backpack there anyway.This is a little more compact than a backpack. Has side access, so you can swing it around front, unzip, and deploy the camera. The rolltop is nice for stowing a raincoat or sweater as needed. I haven't used it as a weekender bag but imagine it would make a good all-in-one bag for light travel. Very durable material, water resistant, and plenty of pockets and customizable inserts. It's definitely not an EDC - you'll still want something smaller if you're doing a photo walk or doing street photography - but for schlepping into the office, working part of the day from a cafe, or going on a larger on-location shoot, it's perfect.

[0.15 lb] Love this bag for shooting events, I have my camera on a shoulder strap on one hip and this on the other hip. Swap between three lenses and have all the little extra things I need. The top part is really handy on vacations when you want to bring a down jacket or suddenly need a place to put a souvenir.

[Black] fits my ipad pro 11 inch and q2 with an external flash perfectly. The roll-top can fit a light jacket or some snack bars. The zipper is harder to get around when full at the corner sometimes but not a bug issue.

Overall a good buy and stylish bag!