Ogio Video Camera Backpack

[2.8 lb] I bought the bag for my son's birthday. He has had an Ogio backpack in the past and absolutely loves the quality and durability. It was a good price too.

[Black] I have a backpack for my primary camera, lens, and flash. However, I've begun shooting video w/my Fujifilm X-T3 and needed another bag to carry video lighting devices, audio gear, light stands, tripod and extra lens. This bag fit all of my needs and is very convenient when taking the NYC subway too. As I go back and fourth between DC and NYC, it is very convenient tone able to grab my bags and go! ☺️

[1.84 lb] I have gone from a small camera bag (shoulder) to a large camera bag to a collossal camera bag, then to a large backpack then a medium sizde backpack. Now I'm using the chestvest and a small backpack when necessary. I shoot corporate and documentry video, as well as stills, this is a very interesting change for me and is very easy to work out of. It's not a replacement for a well padded camera bag for transporting gear, but it's a great way to carry gear you want to use quickly. I thought about the belt systems, but they are too restricting for getting in and out of cars, this enables you to sit in any seat with your primary gear while holding your camera. It is padded, but not overly so, the foul weather model has a dry bag like closure to secure the pockets from the elements, works well, though not Submersible like a dry bag. The choice of materials is top quality and the stitching is excellent, this is a high quality product. When wearing it in front there is a bit of a paramilitary look to it, but it can easly be worn on the side or on your back like a butt pack. While using this shooting video I can have quick access to extra lenses, filters, batteries, microphones, cables, headphones, etc, works great for me and is much easier to use following people around not having to deal with a large camera bag. You are not going to put your camera in this rig, it's for all the other gear you need while shooting. Use a zoom holster or backpack for transporting cameras. I am 6' tall, and smaller people may want the smaller versions of this bag, but the large size works for me quite well, though I do need the room to carry all the accessories I use for filming and taking sound.

[5/8" Receiver] I use this stand to hold my video light. It travels in my backpack with my video camera and allows me to have a video light on a stand without taking my full length stands with me.

[24 MB] I bought this on a whim - frustrated with other backpacks, I decided to try out Ogio. First off, these zippers are the best for travelling. If you "overpack" and need that extra umph to get something jammed into the pack - these zippers will allow you to do it. Secondly, the bottom the bag is a nice plyable plastic-ey/leather material. It is very durable and will not rip or tear (from what I can tell). My only complaint is that there are these two little pockets in the main compartment that are kind of useless (for me again). The other feature I wish it had was a hidden compartment (similar to that on the Pace backpacks) that I can hold my passport and cash. Very satisfied and I would definitely recommend this bag.

[>80 dB] I have had many bags from competitive companies, and the zippers have always been the problem. The Ogio warranty was the deciding factor for me. So far it is holding up and I have been very happy with the functionality.

[5.25 lb] I have had the Ogio Gambit and the Ogio Renegade RSS now, and I think the Gambit is the superior pack. They are both excellent and you simply can't go wrong with either one. The zipper movements are solid and never snag, the compartmentalization is second-to-none, and the overall feeling of quality is apparent. I like the Gambit more because of better internal compartments. Holds my large 17 laptop with no problem, where the Renegade did not quite fit it. I have tons of electronics stuffed into this bag and it handles it all.

[0.35 lb] Perfect way to protect lens in camera backpack.

[Handle] This is perfect if you want to throw a camera into any backpack or bag

[18 x 12.6 x 7"] I sometimes use this for a small camera bag but mostly use it as a general backpack.