Review on Woodland MindShift Gear BackLight Camera Bag by Jayme Newitt

I bought this backpack primarily to carry gear around town. For that it works fine. Maybe I'll try a real hike with him soon. It needs to be hacked before I can tell if it's practical or not. The straps are quite stiff like many backpacks when new. It holds my GH5 and 4 lenses perfectly. Microphone and other accessories not crammed inside. One of the improvements could be the weightlifting straps, like the big backlit backpacks. To my surprise, it has become my favorite backpack. When I first started making videos of old lava tube hikes I made this backpack, it proved perfect for crawling in hard to reach spots etc. e. I was sure that the sharp lava would tear it apart. but it went ok. My hardware was upgraded to a Panasonic G9 so now it has a G9, a GH5 with 100-400 attached and 8-18 on G9 and 12-35 and 35-100. External microphone and many other extras. Browse my YouTube channel to see what I've been through and what I've packed into it. What I like most is that this is a simple backpack that does the job and is durable. but it was too big and made the whole walk worse than it already is.