Dslr Camera Backpack With Laptop

[Zipper] The Ruggard Thunderhead 35 DSLR & Laptop Backpack is more spacious than it looks. Super rugged and sturdy. Great protection for DSLR camera and lens. Great price, too!

[Zipper] This backpack was hard to find in stock anywhere including the manufacturer’s website, but B&H had it in stock and in my hands within a couple of days! It has plenty of storage space and will accommodate my Nikon DSLR with Nikki’s 200-500mm zoom attached on one side with plenty of space for my other DSLR and lenses on the other side. The straps fold up in a pocket on the back if needed, is right size for carry on luggage, and I actually squeezed a 17” laptop into the sleeve for laptops. I will actually be using a 16” laptop with it though! It’s everything you see in the listing and reviews!

[Zipper] This backpack is great for those who like to take a DSLR and a few lenses as well as a travel tripod. Laptop/Ipad spot is an added bonus. Plenty of compartments for your accessories. This is an extremely well constructed piece. You can’t go wrong if you purchase this. Lowpro’s are great to carry your valuable gear.

[11.5 in] Nice Backpack! Protects laptop well

[Rolltop] This is definitely not a carry all DSLR backpack, however if your looking for a safe, functional, inexpensive, and high durability backpack. THIS IS IT. I am an amateur photo/video enthusiast and this backpack holds what I need, and is very sturdy. There is more than adequate padding and I appreciate that its not black like 90% of camera backpacks and it doesn't look like a tech bag. I personally wanted a camera bag with no front or side access so that my gear would only be accessible next to my back so for me thats a bonus. It comes with a few features that you wouldn't necessarily expect for a $40 backpack like a rain cover stored in the very bottom pouch, plus a chest and waist strap. If your looking to spend very little and don't have a ton of gear this is a great bag. I have no worries about the safety of my gear.

[Yes] It's a basic backpack but it does it's job well. There's room for one full-frame mirrorless or DSLR camera and two lenses. Top compartment is good for carrying snacks or accessories.

[4 lb] Great backpack for weddings, event, travel and all around use. Can easily carry 2 MFT cameras and 4-5 lenses and 1-2 speedlights. Or you can rearrange into 1 camera system in the upper half and personal items in the bottom, this works well for me. Really love it that there are a couple of pockets for accessories like batteries, filters, tablet and laptop cords, extra camera battery and release cable. The backpack is comfortable on the back and feel lign weigh with the weight distributed on your back. I really like the tablet and laptop storage areas so they where I go and the construction is strong and sturdy.. It looks well mad and built to last..

[0.11 lb] Wanted a stand to teather my laptop to my DSLR. For the price you can't beat this stand! Rock solid and stable. I am sure this would support a small dump truck. Some may find it a bit heavy, but it't tough to get something that is sturdy and featherweight... can't have both. Feel confident leaving my laptop on it. Don't see the point in getting anything more than this. Does the job. Thought of getting an arm for my tripod to mount both a laptop and the camera, but opted for this set-up. Did not want my laptop rocking my camera.

[Yes] I bought this camera backpack a month ago in anticipation of a 3 week adventure in Costa Rica.� It was just big enough inside for my Sony @6000 with two lenses, batteries, charger, phone, notebook and a few other essentials -� sunscreen, binder with all of our travel info, wallet.� The interior padding for the lenses and camera keeps them safe.� My tripod was secured on one side, water bottle on the other.� the pack was light enough so that hiking through the rainforest was easy.� I did not carry a laptop, even though there is space for one; it would have been heavier, and I think that having my laptop with me would make me use it in the evening - time better spent looking at the skies.� We often were hiking through rain, and no problem with moisture inside the pack.� I love the rugged African look and received a few compliments on how cool it was.

[1.93 lb] If you are looking for a backpack that is sturdy but not too heavy, can carry a light tripod, and a laptop besides a decent size camera / lenses / filters, I highly recommend this one. It is also very configurable in case you want to move the partitions around. They designed it so well. Also has a rain cover inside. Been the best camera bag I have owned to date