[Universal] This is my six Lowepro bag in five years and probably my favorite,diagnosed with osteoarthritis in my neck three years ago.I had to downsize my camera gear to lighter ones and a lightweight backpack. I pack my smartphone and 8inch tablet,wallet and keys fit with no issues. So far it's my go to bag,rugged not sure why they have so many straps but it does make it look fashionable. Can hold advanced point and shoot,mirrorless and small DSLR with two prime lens.

[Yes] I bought this for an upcoming trip to Death Valley. It holds all my gear: Sony A7M3, 20/1.8, 85/1.8, 70-300, Sigma 70 ART macro, color checker card, remote, first aid kit, plenty of room for emergency food & salty snacks, two water bottle pockets deep enough for them to be secure, with the tripod lashed to the exterior center straps. I’ve taken a few hikes fully loaded and the system wears very well. One tip: put soft items or your shortest physical lenses at the bottom of the pack, or your lower back may feel them

[2.6 lb] Great midsized backpack for carrying one full frame camera and a spare lens or two... both sides have spacious stretchy side pockets that fit larger water bottles and/or attach a tripod with ease.

[Yes] Bring your basic set of lenses and camera body, a pb&j, water bottle, and a tripod with this lightweight and well appointed pack.

[Universal] I have many bags but none of them seemed to be right for an upcoming trip where I wanted to comfortable carry my Olympus ODM M1 Markll mirrorless with attached 12-100 f4 PRO zoom, two f1.2 PRO primes and a standby Lumix LX100. This along with EDC things I might need on the go (water bottle, rain jacket, first aid kit, assortment of comfort items and mini tools, etc). So I searched. Several bags I own and many that I researched came close but I found this one and it seemed to fit all my criteria: 1. Smaller/streamlined (at first I thought about the 150 but after measuring the 350 seemed right, 2. Good shoulder padding and padded waist belt to comfortably hold the majority of the load, 3. Secure openings especially for the camera gear, 4. Ample room and reasonable access to my gear, 5. Ample room and easy access for non camera gear, 6. Durably made, 7. Easy rain cover deployment, 8. Lots of straps and molle strips to hang stuff if needed, 9. Good organization of pockets and compartments, 10. Good looking, 11. Reasonably priced. So I took the plunge and bought yet another camera bag. B&H expedited shipment and I received in just a few days. So far I’m very satisfied and can’t wait to deploy it.. My only concern, albeit minor and perhaps unfounded, is the waist belt buckle. It does not seem to be as robust as it could be, as the rest of the bag’s buckles, zippers and straps seem to be. Time will tell.

[Universal] I got this bag to bring on my outdoor adventures; it’s perfect! It’s small but fits my camera; 2 lenses; my binoculars; snacks and my tripod. I love that I can access my camera easily too with the flip side access. Love it!!

[Yes] An amazing everyday pack. Right mix of gear storage and personal storage. The straps help where the internal storage is small. Easily fits a Sony full frame with 28-70mm and 100-400mm sigma lens, two filter kits for the separate lenses in the camera storage. Side pockets big enough to fit a 32oz Nalgene. I wish the pockets were a little bigger inside for cables and such but that's forgivable. Overall, this is a great pack for quick hikes and every day use.

[Zipper] I'm looking for a useful and good backpack for my camera, lens and material when i'm going in park or in town for photo project. Two of my friends have this model and they explain to me the different configuration and all the material they can pick with. in my mind they are the best Christmas gift to me from me !!!

[Gray] Packing 3 lenses, camera and accessories. All in one place.

[2.6 lb] I have multiple backpacks, but searched for a small one that can fit my canon R5 with 24-70, plus flashlight and extra len and it fits perfectly.
Very comfortable and love the flip as it hang and able to take our the camera.
I saw a review here by name of Michele that she had a problem firing her R5....it's all about organization of the dividers within the bag and it fits perfect!