Waterproof DSLR Camera Dry Bag Backpack for Travel

Okay so I haven't tested the water resistant ability yet(hopefully never have to). But if I have to I'll update this. But already love this bag it's the perfect size to fit my Canon SL2 with lenses filters batteries and wireless microphones. I still had plenty of room left over to put my DJI Mavic Pro plus all the filters for it the chargers extra batteries wires and controller. Awesome bag hands-down couldn't be more pleased with it. The only thing I would caution people is if you have a professional tripod it's not going to fit in those little side pockets they are pretty small maybe you could get one of those cheap tripods that are smaller and it would fit.

there are so many camera bags/backpacks out there to choose from. i was very pleased with this one. it is small enough to be comfortable but i am able to pack two cameras and assorted lenses in this comfortably. it has zippered pockets for extra sd cards and batteries for both cameras.

I have a bunch of gear and this pack works great for the most part. The padding is mid-range. It's good but If I carried really nice and heavy gear I would probably upgrade to something that has more dense padding. As far as the different compartments are concerned, everything is velcro and can be moved with ease. the pack looks nice and hasn't given me any issues. It seems to be made of decent material and no issues with durability. The straps are my only fuss. Sometimes they come undone. I usually just make a knot at the bottom so the pack doesn't fall off my back on accident.(that has never happened) I use it daily so I'm very mindful of the little quirks and what's in the pack. But if you are a weekend shooter, a beginner, or even an advanced photographer I would buy this. If I was a pro I would probably use a nicer bag for all of the nice equipment. Also, I try not to get the bag wet so I'm not sure how water resistant it is.

This case is just what the description says. Nothing more, nothing less. It's of a decent size to carry the basic stuff, it feels sturdy and the camera seems to be well protected. You can configure it pretty much to how you want it and has plenty of storage spaces for small things. I have not been able to fully test water resistance or durability since I haven't had it for long. So I will update this review later once I have acquired more experience with it.

My brother and I both do photography as a hobby. I bought this for his bday and he loves it! It is great the way it opens up and makes everything easily accessible. Has great padding support for protection and several spaces and options for your gear. It’s not a huge pack so if you plan to carry around every single lens you own it may not be for you. Also haven’t tried out the waterproof element but nice to know it is in case it were to start raining hard or something while hiking.

This is a great camera backpack with several options for configuration. The bag is compact and lightweight. The inside lining color helps photographers be able to see their equipment easier.

It's a good camera and lens bag. I put two cameras in it (the dividers are velcro) and a few micro four-thirds lenses and it works great. The two netted subdivisions attatched to the flap are helpful for lens caps, wires, and other smaller items you don't want loose. Overall good bag. 10/10.

Very nice travel bag for my DSLR camera and gear. Like the orange and black, very unique. Can carry everything I have. I love the fact that you can secure a tripod and water bottle to the sides and it works well.

I actually used this yesterday for the first time hiking. It was very comfortable to carry and honestly forgot I was even carrying it a few times. I was sweating pretty good and the bag held up great. It was lightweight and fit great. I was worried it would be bulky or I would be reluctant to carry it but I am very impressed with how this was made and would recommend it to anyone on the move with your camera equipment.

I think the size is going to be just right for my Olympus OMD-EM5 ii, micro 4 thirds camera and accessories. I placed the camera in the bag plus, 4 lenses, a Godox flash and remote trigger, plus charger, spare batteries, filters, and miscellaneous accessories. At first due to the rain guard over the zipper, it was a little balky to zip, but after using it a few times it has loosened up. I am excited about this case after trying another type. I believe it will provide good protection for my gear. We'll see how it holds up and I'll do a follow up review in a few months. I have no doubt that the case will accommodate a full frame dslr with no problem along with plenty of lens to travel with.