[0.245 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

[0.245 lb] First the quality of this bag is on a different level from most other camera bags I have owned. It feels lighter than the specs suggest and while it looks like a medium sized bag it swallowed up my gfx kit and had room to shove an AD400 in before I even started playing with the roll top. One point to note are the support strap clips in the rear opening, they do always get in the way of closing the zipper, small nit but it is there.

[0.245 lb] 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.

[0.245 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.

[0.245 lb] 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!

[8.35 x 6 x 2.4"] 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.

[8.35 x 6 x 2.4"] 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.

[0.245 lb] Been using the small 20L version for my lightweight setup. The roll top allows me to even go for a weekend with clothes and cameras in a small package. The material has been durable for the 6 months or so I’ve had it, still looks new.

My only complaints are that the water bottle holder is pretty tight but that also allows for secure storage of any other small item you throw in that spot, so I make work. For a larger medium size bag I have the Tenba Axis and that is great as well.

[0.245 lb] 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.