Review on Backpack Embroidery Registry FHELAD Organizer by Amy Bell

I seem to change camera cases quite often so I'm always looking at the options available. At the same time, due to the increased cases of robberies of photographic equipment on the street, it is better not to advertise that you are wearing photographic equipment, e.g. B. if there is a luminous Nikon or cannon mark on the camera bag, or one of several stamps from well-known camera bag manufacturers on the bag. A trick I learned years ago was to use a diaper bag instead of a regular camera bag to carry and transport my expensive camera. Bags are usually well packaged, mostly waterproof, have various internal and external compartments, have sturdy handles and straps, and more importantly, they don't look like they could hold expensive camera gear. Most people, upon seeing it, would assume that it contained baby items such as smelly diapers, baby powder, baby toys, snacks, baby bottles, etc., rather than photographic equipment. Well, this diaper backpack tote goes with everything. I liked the strength of the material, the pockets, the sturdy backpack straps, the padded back which also allows for better airflow between my back and the diaper bag. It also has an internal zippered pocket which is good for baby wipes of course, but also for wet items or stuff I don't want seeping onto other items in the bag or the bag itself like a little bottle machine. Oil, a wet rag and items that you absolutely do not want to get wet, such as your passport, My Checks, film and memory cards, etc.