Waterproof Camera Backpack Hydration System

[Yes] Love this backpack! It is big enough to hold my Sony A7RIVA with my Sigma 24-70 mm lens and have enough room to hold another lens too. The camera bag can be taken out of the backpack if you only want a small camera bag. The backpack has plenty of space for items if you go on a hike with your camera equipment or you can take your camera bag out and use it solely for hiking (or anything else you need a backpack for). The sternum straps and waist belt are comfortable, and I like that it has a whistle built into the sternum strap for security. The back padding is nice and having the option to put up to a 3-liter hydration bladder is great. I am also able to fit my 15-inch laptop into the sleeve where a hydration bladder goes (if I'm not using my hydration bladder). It has a few pockets that are great and completely meets all of my needs to have my camera with me while hiking. Lowepro did a fantastic job of designing this backpack for taking pictures on the go.

[Plastic] I was looking for a good camera backpack that had decent hydration options. This fits the bill with a bladder pocket and side pockets that can hold water bottles. I was please with the quality of the build. this is a serious backpack made for camera gear and some personal gear. With Stash Master 13L to reduce camera space and allow more personal gear it can serve for several nights on the trail.

[0.6 lb] Used within the large waterproof backpack

[Blue Hour Blue] I like to take my camera (EOS M50 with 22mm prime and 55-200mm tele lenses) with me mountain biking. I had been using larger active packs, which were too big for any real active movement. I was just saying, I wish someone made a biking style hydration pack, but with that side access camera storage feature. Then, pow!, I found this Photosport 15L. I load mine with: The aforementioned M50 + two lenses One action cam (Campark v40) One Insta 360 GO2 One drone + controller (DJI Mini SE) One selfie stick/tripod Extra batteries Random rigging clamps and mounts 2L hydration bladder And a pouch of various bike related items (shock pump, co2 cartridges, miltitool, etc...) And there's still room for snacks!

[Black] Things I was looking for: place for tripod, place for hydration bladder, storage for mirrorless camera with 1-2 lenses, ventilation next to my back. This pack seems to fulfill all those needs!

[6 Hour] This bag is perfect for my needs. I hike often so I need a bag I can carry my camera with large lens and hydration. The side access pocket and size of the bag is perfect for a quick grab of my camera. The laptop pocket is a great space for my hydration bladder. This bag is a win win!

[Digital] Fits my gopro camera and waterproof housing.

[f/3 to 6.6] Good Camera with tough body and got waterproof

[Zipper] This is a solid well-built backpack. I didn't believe it's actually waterproof but have gotten into substantial downpours with it and everything inside was dry. Two water bottle pockets are perfect for smaller water bottles (20 oz or smaller). Like anything, it wears out - but wears slowly. my only complaint is the lack any chest straps on this model (they appear on the MPB25) -- I ended up buying some separately.

[Zipper] So far best travel backpack I’ve owned! It’s waterproof and I have zero worries taking it on trips abroad. Love the peace of mind of knowing no one can steal my camera gear! Must get!