Small Camera Backpack For Sale

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

[Yes] This is my favorite camera backpack for family vacations. It is not large but fits what I need perfectly. On one side I have the Camera (Canon R6 II + 70-200mmL). On the other side the strap and another small lens (50mm or 24-100mm). Front small pocket - rain cover (used it, it is great, has the logo on it, and protects the bag very well) and small things I need. Middle larger pocket - sunglasses, wallet, gloves, wool hat, etc. Rear pocket - passports and other documents, one or two small umbrellas. If you need a tablet and/or small laptop it will fit there as well (but then no umbrellas). The black sleeves (front and two sides) are also useful. You can easily insert water bottles on both sides and a book or documents in the front sleeve. The straps and back support systems are very well-made and very comfortable.

[Zipper] I have been wanting a small, comfortable camera backpack for hiking and bike riding. The compartment is big enough to hold a DSLR/Mirrorless camera, med zoom, and another small lens or two. There is a larger compartment on top for personal item like glasses, snacks, wallet, sunscreen, etc. I rarely take so little equipment when traveling, but if I ever do it will be great to have the laptop compartment. The bag is sturdy, well made, and stylish. The only way it could be improved IMO is if the camera compartment was a bit bigger and the personal compartment a little smaller. (And maybe a restraining strap for waist or chest.) But still, FIVE stars for this great bag.

[Aluminum] I use this monopod for my GoPro Hero camera and it does exactly what I need. It's light, easy to use, and it folds up small enough to put in my backpack.

[Universal] Been looking for a small backpack to take my camera gear when I go out on trips. This perfectly fits my Nikon d70, Tamron 70 to 200 zoom, Tamron 45 mm, battery grip. And there's still room for my tripod and a side pocket and various filters

[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] Bought this to carry a small point and shoot digital camera on a backpack chest strap while hiking. Very satisfied with the flap covered padded camera compartment, and zippered section for extra batteries and SD cards. Much better design than the Lowepro case it replaced. Just what I needed.

[Yes] This is the nicest camera backpack I have ever owned. The storage space for your gear seems a little small, but actually will hold a good amount. I have a fujifilm X-pro2 with a small 35mm lens attached. A fujifilm x100f. A lens attachment for the x100f. A lensbaby sol45 and vintage lens with an adapter. The top part holds my extra batteries and chargers and such. It came with a rain cover also. The tripod placement seems a bit odd but I would say that's only because it is brand new and I haven't been accustomed to it yet

[Zipper] The backpack is small enough to fit under an airplane seat. I was able to fit OM-1 with TC1.4 + 300/f attached, a second camera (E-M1.3), PL200/2.8 (+TC1.4), 14 UL laptop, 10.5 iPad, with all the necessary battery chargers, power adapters, connectors/cables and other small accessories in the pack. It makes a great companion, as a personal item, for a carry-on only trip.

[Percussion] I was looking for a small backpack camera case to hold my Canon M50 mirrorless camera and lenses (plus all my peripherals). This case does exactly what I wanted it for. Easy to just grab and go with it and have everything I need.