Camera Backpack With 3 Way Access

[0.24 lb] This really protects the DG6 camera, attaches anywhere on my backpack for easy access while hiking on the trail

[0.12 lb] The organization of this backpack is excellent. The side camera access works great and I love that there is a secure pocket in the back for my wallet. The top portion is a great size and shape to hold non-photography essentials and the flap fastener is very secure. I also love that it has a trolley sleeve. The only downside is that the straps are not ergonomic at all and are oddly stiff, so it is best for packing light. I was able to carry my camera and an extra lens with no problem, but I wouldn't want to use it to carry all my gear around all day.

[Zipper] Well made, well designed, ample storage. I really like the side access. The camera and lenses are accessible without having to take the backpack completely off, or having to set it on the ground. Accommodates a Nikon D810 with 80-300 attached (or 14-24 f2.8 for example) along with a couple more lenses or flash. Pricy, but quality doesn't come cheap. Easy to recommend. Lifetime guarantee.

[Handle] Bought this to go inside a Tom Bihn Synik 22. Just fits in the main compartment while still allowing space for items in the side/bottom compartments, and a water bottle, but the backpack is really pushed to its limits. In the Tenba I have a Canon EOS R10, 18-150 kit lens, RF100-300 lens, battery charger, spare lens/body covers, and room to spare for another lens or two or some other accessories. The camera fits in the bag regardless which of the two lenses is mounted - but I do have to alter the placement of dividers (which is easy) if I change which lens is mounted. The Tenba seems well made, reasonably well padded, and comes with several dividers to configure the space. It also has a fold in the cover so you can unzip it part way and fold it open; making it way to access a camera without having to unzip it all the way. Of course I still have to pull the whole thing out of my backpack to get reasonable access to the camera anyway but I have it in a small backpack. In a larger backpack I suspect you could access the camera without having to take the Tenba completely out of the backpack. Anyway, overall highly recommended and worth the price!

[Black] This a great backpack for me. Really like the access to the bag. 1 access area instead of 2 like most bags. Allows me to carry Camera body with 200-600 with 2X convertor.

[Sling Strap] I bought this to replace a LowePro backpack so I could access my camera easier on hikes & waking tours. It fits my Nikon D7100, Sigma macro & a Tamron 70-300 lens. I have just enough room for filters, cards & my charger as well as a few personal items. I wouldn't mind a little more space, but this is actually nice and compact while still holding everything I need it to and providing excellent protection. It does go over your left shoulder instead of your right, but it is very comfortable. Overall, very pleased!

[Empty] The Manfrotto Advanced^2 Hybrid Photo Backpack is the ultimate content creator camera bag. Everywhere you look (and some are hidden) there are pouches, zippers, padded compartments, and velcro sections to maximize storage and organization. There are padded zones for a mirrorless camera and two lenses, a small gimbal, audio microphones, cords, extra batteries, charger, water bottle, very well secured tripod or monopod (external) 14 MacBook Pro laptop with assorted accoutrement, And... space left over for a sizable hoagie sandwich. I especially love how this bag converts from carry bag, to shoulder bag, to backpack - all with super-fast photo-journalist style access to everything important. Remove the padded dual lens carrier (has its own handle and drawstring cover) and a fully assembled gimbal with mirrorless camera + audio rig easily fits in the rapid access zone via a side zipper - so even in full backpack, we timed it where you'll never miss more than 21 seconds of unfolding action. Also comes with a durable waterproof bag-cover to keep contents dry in the wettest monsoon weather. A must have for today's content creators.

[Yes] Prior to this I was using a large backpack, which was so heavy when packed. This bag is great for travel, front access pocket for my laptop. Front access for camera as well. Removable and adjustable padded camera compartment gives many options for packing. Light and perfect carryon size.

[Handle] This is the slickest backpack I have ever seen or owned! has an integrated rain poncho for the backpack, 4 customizable pockets and one huge pocket on top as referenced in the online photos, has 2 side pockets on both sides, and a zip up front pocket. it can be used as a sling style left or right or as a conventional back pack. and if you use it as a sling it has a slit in the back side to slide the not in use arm strap into to keep it from dangling!! i recommend this back pack to any one who owns a camera and wants to access their stuff VERY easily! and if your using it as a sling you can pull it around in front of you and unzip it to reveal either side to access your camera or lenses, I really cant say enough about it other than WELL WORTH THE $$ Id Definitely recommend this to my friends and family!!!

[Yes] Using it right now to tour around The Philippines. Way better than Tropicfeel pack. Combine this backpack with packing cubes and no need for a suitcase