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

This thing is huge! I definitely didn't expect it to be that big, but that's also what attracted me when I discovered it. Although sometimes I feel a bit uncomfortable wearing it on busy commuter trains and on the street. Sometimes I feel a bit like a tourist, but that's an exaggeration. Overall, this is the best polybag I've found. Love the fact (with a slight reconfiguration of the dividers) that I can comfortably fit both my DSLR (Canon T6) and drone (Dji Spark - awkward arms) in the camera insert. Includes an extra lens and Spark remote. I love it because it's a really durable, roomy and efficient travel backpack and doubles as an everyday backpack for my school stuff. I was amazed that my textbooks and many full-size binders fit on the top, which is rare for camera bags. When I'm not using the bag to travel and carry my camera, I like the fact that I can take out the insert and conveniently slip my lunch bag into the room. Numerous pockets help with organization and I still have to find a use for the remaining pockets! The back padding is very comfortable and the height adjustment of the shoulder straps just takes the bag to the next level! I'm sure I will love this pack for years to come! UPDATE: So, after a week with the pack, I don't love it as much as I did when I started. And here's why: WAYYYYY too bigggg! On a train with a bag, I take up twice as much space as the average person (I'm already 6ft 3" and weigh over 200lbs). are you going camping' and 'dude that thing is huge, have you moved from your seat?' so you can see why I don't want to leave it. The bag also looks oddly shaped - bulky at the bottom and narrow at the top .I put any item in the front pocket and it gets even bigger.While I'm sure it's great for traveling and carrying a camera, I'm not prepared for feeling like a maniac 24/7.