Review on Endurax Backpack Hardshell Protection Included by James Thelin

This, my adventurous friends, is a real backpack. For those of us who want to be minimalist but sometimes resort to our hamster tendencies when it comes to camera and film. equipment, this backpack is perfect. The adjustable compartments are great fun to play with and I can fit pretty much anything I need - two DSLRs, 3 lenses, a travel tripod on the side and a small DJI drone along with a laptop on the back. The weight distribution is just ahh it's good for what I put in it but it really depends on how you pack it. (Do hard stuff at the bottom and tetris at the top). It comes with a great bag that will keep the rain out, but obviously this backpack isn't fully waterproof - if you drop it while trying to balance on a 20ft log. a river in the middle of a downpour in Hawaii, your gear will be ruined. Unless it's a waterproof Go Pro because they are waterproof. Speaking from sad, raw personal experience. The front end has a nice hard top, but to be honest I haven't found any use or purpose for it. So far it's been nice when I'm out in nature, I can sit down and put my thermos/coffee/drink on it and it doesn't spill. But other than that, I don't know if it adds value or protection. The small space at the back is good for stowing a laptop, but if you wear it for more than eight hours, you'll definitely feel the corners of this MacBook Pro. .Overall it's a good waste of money. And if I wanted, I could take out the compartments and use them for textbooks. Or, if I ever decide to be a responsible parent, a diaper bag. The possibilities are endless.