Padded Backpack For Camera

[Tan/Beige] I was looking for a high quality padded insert to adapt a simple backpack into a discrete camera bag, and I found it ! It is exceptionally well made using top quality products. The perfect fit for a Leica M with lens mounted plus one or two more lens or small accessories. Buy with confidence

[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.

[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] I like this backpack…equipment very secure, easy to carry, nice padded straps.

Well made, well-padded; used to protect DSLR w/grip inside cheap, plain-looking backpack.

[Zipper] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a terrific backpack. Has a special padded area for your laptop and even has a sturdy handle on the side if you want to carry the bag like a briefcase. Plenty of pockets and clasps to keep everything safe. And super comfortable. My husband tried it out and said the straps are super padded and don’t dig in at all and you can even clasp the straps together in front of you or when the backpack is off so that you do t trip on them. This is not your typical backpack or book bag. This is really awesome.

[Camouflage] Although my backpack is pretty well padded I have quite a few items in my backpack that occasionally bang against each other, I don’t want to put my expensive lens in a thick pouch so I decided to go with the LensCoat LensPouch because it was basically well made and fit snugly around the lens, even had a drawstring that you could tighten. This method hardly took up much space in the backpack and protected the lens from other items in the backpack that could potentially roll around

[Black] Great wrap for backpack carry 'a la Moose'. Enables the use of EDC non padded backpacks.

[3.15 lb] My husband uses a CPAP and we have looked for years for a travel backpack. Not only does this fit everything he needs in one pack but it also is padded in the right places.� Best fit for his CPAP we have found.

[16 x 12 x 2"] The 14" laptop backpack is exactly what I was looking for. My 13" Dell laptop fits in the padded pocket with room to spare for papers and a small purse. The top zippered pocket is handy for my company's building access card and keys. My cell phone sits in one of the 2 external zippered pockets.