YuanWenDSLR Camera Backpack Canvas Large Capacity Open Front Waterproof Shockproof DSLR Camera Travel Bag Travel Bag

Update after 5 Years of use…I came back as I’m thinking of buying another one for my fishing gear.. and saw my own review.. just thought I’d add.. I’m ‘still’ using the bag weekly for photography kit. now into my 6th year! .. the only thing that’s worn a bit is some of the internal lining around the zipped compartments which has split and torn a bit but the main structure of the bag is still completely solid. I regularly stuff it with a fairly heavy camera lenses and binoculars etc .. as well as a seat pad in the back section and numerous bits and pieces in the compartments.. overall still completely happy and no plans to get a new bag yet.. apart from the duplicate for fishing!———————-Update After a year of constant use.. Still great! Hard wearing and super comfortable.. some slight wear to straps where I keep adjusting when full of gear but not much of a problem..I’m adjusting it a bit more carefully now. I would still buy again without hesitation—————————————————————-Update Jan 2020—> Love this bag! I’ve just come back from a trip dragging it around Marrakech for a week full of camera gear etc.. solid as a rock. really comfortable. if I lost this one I’d buy another one right away..——————-I wanted to wait until I returned from a 2 week trip walking with and using the bag daily before I posted a review.. I’ve just returned from a trip scrambling around on the Pembrokshire coastal paths so I’ve put this through it’s paces in a live situation.## Update end of Nov.. I’ve been using it several times a week.. great rucksack.. can’t fault it so far !## First impressions - The bag is exactly what I’ve been looking for form an appearance point of view, understated, casual, sturdy and the green fits in with the darker shades/cameo type clothing I wear for wildlife photography...perfect## Inserts - My initial reaction to the inside of the bag was ‘I’m not sure this is going to work out’ ... in honesty the one reason for the 4 stars is that the bags inserts are not numerous / stiff enough.. luckily I had an old lowepro slingshot and was able to steal some from this.. these I have seen these inserts for sale online and my view having used the bag is that the rest of it is so useful and comfortable that it’s worth spending a couple of pounds on adding some.# Comfort - Can’t fault it.. sits really well on my back, plenty of easy adjustment, didn’t get too hot..no points dig in.. great# Durability-waterproof - it feels strong and well put together, canvas is the right mix of stiff versus soft to give the bag some form but keep it comfortable. I would say without having tested this aspect too much that the bag would provide good shower protection but if you’re off into the rain forest during monsoon season I’d look for a dry bag instead. I will spray some wax coating on when I get around to it which will help I think. The zips look and feel fine,, not massively heavy duty.. but no indication they’re likely to give a problem.# Utility - I’ve got a largish (for a mirrorless..) Olympus Em1x body attached to a 300mm lens (about 12” length in total) and this fits in the main compartment, as well as 3 spare smaller lenses and cables/bits in the net pockets... the top ‘shelf’ is configurable to make more space in the main part of the bag if required.. I’ve still got enough space in the top for keys, phone etc... maybe a couple of flattish sandwiches .. the water bottle / small tripod holder is very handy.. I mostly hand shoot, so used this for water. The metal magnetic press studs work well and gave me no trouble at all.# Verdict - I’m really happy with it.. pleasure to use so far and just the right size for a day out, I’d buy again! Worth sourcing a few better inserts as a bag that ‘works’ is well worth having and adds to the quality of your day out time and time again. I do regularly update reviews if a product fails prematurely .. so no news here so far is good news!

Okay, this is good.Really, really, REALLY good.The build is solid, zips are excellent quality and have lockable loops for you to slip a padlock through easily. The canvas is tough, heavy, and thick, and will shrug off rain showers happily. It might not be fully waterproof, but it does the job. I've really thrown this thing about and it has kept my kit safe and clean. The canvas makes this really durable.The magnetic clips are secure, and feel nice and tight. A handy side pocket will keep either a large bottle or tripod happily with no fear of it falling out.Design wise, this pack is seriously well thought out. It's not enormous, and if you're lugging 2 DSLR bodies and several lenses look elsewhere, but for essential kit this is ideal. I usually carry my Canon 7D (with battery grip), a Tamaron 18-270mm lens, a Sigma 10-20mm lens, a 50mm, and a telephoto lens. All of this whilst carrying my GoPro and all the straps and kit with that. It's velcro internal dividers help you configure the pack however you want, and this gives it huge flexibility. What's nice is the top compartment is separate (via a removable divider, so if you want 1 huge space, go for it) allowing me to keep some non photography essential bits in there (such as chargers, documents, passport, wallet etc). The side pocket access to the main compartment is useful, as it allows you to make quick lens changes whilst on the move. All the access areas have large zipped mesh pouches, providing the perfect space for lens covers, SD/CF cards, spare wires, and even phones and wallets if you're trying not to get pickpocketed. It has a large zipped laptop pouch to the rear of pack, so your laptop is safe and well padded. It fits my 13.3 inch Mac no problem, so this is ideal when on the move.What makes another nice feature is it doesn't look like a camera bag, and it doesn't scream EXPENSIVE GEAR IN HERE.So for whatever your needs, whether you need a second pack to keep some extra gear, a bag to keep in your car for when you see the perfect shot, or a bag to lug around on adventures keeping your kit safe, this bag is for you. It's easy to fly with and is small enough to use as cabin baggage on most airlines, it's durable, safe, and protective of your kit.Considering the price, this is an absolute steal. I'd not be shocked to see this advertised for at least 100.If you need a bag for your camera kit, buy this. Enough said.

First of all, this is a good backpack. Has plenty of room for its size, is modular with thick compartment walls and thr canvas seems sturdy.There two drawbacks (for me, at least):1. The straps end up cutting into your armpit. I have fairly broad shoulders and when I put 7kg of gear in this, the narrow part of the strap ended up cutting into my armpit. This is probably the worst I can say and it was a dealbreaker for me.2. The top part has a separate, smaller compartment. Great if you want to stash spare clothes, a snack, a mini drone or whatever. BUT! It takes away from the main compartment space and turns what could have been a versatile small backpack that could carry a longer zoom lens (300-500mm anyone) into a...small(er) backpack. It still fits a mirrorless + tele + normal + one prime that's not too big (think 35mm f/1.4).Overall, better than some cheap plasticky materials and way sturdier too. But if you're bulkier...perhaps try something else.

So much nicer than was expecting. Really love the waxed Barbour effect material. Feels substantial and good quality. Road testing it on holiday at the moment. Managed to fit all my camera equipment in plus lots of pockets for cable, spare memory sticks, iPad, kindle, raincoats and snacks. Fit nicely under the seat on the plane. Really pleased with my purchase.

Perfect for small camera kit and accessories. Perfect for day adventures