Review on 🎒 Thule Covert DSLR Rolltop Daypack: Ultimate Versatility and Protection for Your Camera Gear by Roman Palmer

I was looking for a nice bag in which I could easily spend 3-4 days traveling, in which I could store my purchases. This meets all the criteria except for 2 things. Too expensive for a bag like that. In exchange for the durable material and aesthetics, the bag is heavy even when empty. However, this is the perfect camera bag. I can fit a lot more gear than my regular camera backpack. It was a difficult choice between him and Timbuk2 Especial Tres. I ended up choosing this one because it is separate and the inner compartment can be tied shut. Since there is no camera slot, the opening on the side offers quick access. Compared to the Especial Tres, which is only accessible via the top compartment, this feature is definitely a plus. Another thing I really like about this bag is the extra large laptop compartment; separated from the main compartment and easily accessible. Once again this backpack is heavy but in my opinion it is worth it. The material looks really hard-wearing and extremely high-quality. The security of the bag can be a bit over the top, as two buckles have to be unfastened each time to access the main or side compartment. Honestly I'm very happy with what I got. This is a great bag, actually one of the best I've seen. But due to the size of this bag I wouldn't recommend it to people with a smaller build, I'm 6ft 2" and still find the bag too small for my body.