Rolling Camera Case Backpack

[Empty] Perfect rolling case for travel work. Pro tip get a backpack you can clip to the handles to save your back from heavy great.

[10.65 lb] I was looking for a rolling backpack to carry Blackmagic URSA 12K with lenses. I went to B&H with my camera to try different brands. I could fit the camera without removing a top handle only to this backpack. Also it fits 2 DZOFilm zoom lenses 20-55 and 50-125 and Tokina 11-20mm Cine lens + Batteries, and audio recorder. Looking forward to actually test it out going to the Manhattan and film.

[Belt Loop] This is hands down one of the most useful bags when shooting weddings or events. It's a bit pricey....but it is well made and works so well with my Holdfast Moneymaker dual camera strap. When shooting a wedding I tend to not use flash outdoors - and having them on my camera when they are on my strap can be cumbersome. Now I can simply put them in the bag and pull them out when I'm ready to photograph indoors. There's also enough room to throw in an extra lens as well as lens cleaning cloths, pens, sunglasses, etc. No running back inside the venue to get something from my large rolling camera case. The bag sits near your lower back/buttock area so it's out of the way when shooting and the weight is distributed nicely on my shoulders. Before I purchased the bag I found the moneymaker dual camera straps to be awkward to use with only one camera attached. Having the bag attached to the strap added support to both sides so it stays on my shoulder comfortably even when the weight of one camera is pulling on one side. The bag is very easy to clip on or remove. I usually remove it when shooting indoors and my large rolling camera case is nearby.

[IPX7] I questioned if i should spend $30 on this case because it comes with the neoprene slip on case. This is going to be rolling around in my camera bag so i wanted more protection. Another advantage is the bottom is open so you can plug in and charge your Z1 with a battery.

[0.28 lb] This is the �very best roller backpack I ever bought. I use 4 wheel rolling �on �flat �surfaces, � as back pack �when � I encounter stairs. It hold two cameras. One full frame, one crop. Four lens, �150-600 c sigma, �70-200 f4 is canon, 24-70 2.8 L ii and canon �100mm �macro is. Bag �& � photo gears weighted 23lbs. I am a senior with �back problem, this �bag makes my traveling very comfortable. �Deserved �a 5 stars rating.

[Empty] I bought this backpack along with the matching 110 L rolling duffel and the 40 L duffel. The olive color is even better in person. This bag has all the bells and whistles and looks sleek on. The Chasm collection is both professional and adventure ready. Love this collection. Great job, Thule!

[Black] Great backpack - with plenty of room for a weekend trip or for an addition to a rolling suitcase - and lots of nifty pockets for things like laptops, electronics, passport/documents, etc. Only downside so far, is it's a little heavy and can be a little large for an overhead compartment at times - but not a huge issue. I personally wouldn't use this as my only bag but that was never my intention

[Yes] Fits all my lighting equipment and more. It is a very solid and secure rolling case that can handle just about anything.

[Gray] This is a very helpful case when you just need to carry one additional lens with your camera but do not want to carry a backpack. This gives the proetction you need with little additional weight.

[Rectangular] Smooth and Sturdy. I use this as a rolling mount for my Studio Camera. Works well.