Case Logic DCB 309 Camera Backpack Review

Hope everyone is doing well! Today I have a video review of the Case Logic DCB-309 backpack model. Here are the main features of this camera backpack. • Designed for a DSLR with a 70-200mm lens attached. • Interior dividers can be customized to meet your accessory needs. • Side pocket that can fit a monopod or small tripod. • Padded laptop compartment for 15” or 14” MacBook. • Padded front protects your camera from bumps. • Front storage pocket. • Pocket for water bottle. • Tape management…

When I received the bag I really liked it. It fits well in my Canon 80D, plus a large lens (70-200 2.8), 2 medium lenses (Sigma 18-35 1.8 and Canon 18-135) and 2 small lenses (2 Canon 50m). There's also plenty of room for chargers, rain covers, SD cards, an iPad or small computer, and more. All in all it's pretty good, except for one part. All zips have solid clasps, except for the two zips you'll be using the most - the ones that go into the main camera compartment. For some reason these two…

**UPDATED LESS THAN A YEAR AFTER PURCHASE** After using this bag for less than a year, the stitching on the bottom of the bag came undone. I'm grateful I noticed this before I lost my lens! I don't wear the bag every day and it still looks very new with no signs of wear. It was used a few times a month to carry my camera to meetings or events. I think this bag just couldn't handle the weight of the lenses in the side panels. It was a great bag, but it just wasn't enough! **FIRST RATING** I love

I've been using it for a month. I totally love it! Before that I used a general purpose camera backpack. It's amazing, even more than I thought when I looked at the photos. Velcro material throughout the interior to allow you to move and create different compartments. Fits my Canon 5D Mark II with 70-200L attached space and space. I also have a 50mm lens, flash and other gear, batteries and so on. Very beautiful. Update: The only thing that's a bit annoying is that the zipper's laces keep…

I really like this bag. I bought it to study in China. I need to be able to take my laptop, camera, accessories and a few other things with me instead of lugging around a bunch of things. This bag is absolutely perfect. I packed a 15.4-inch MacBook Pro, an iPad, a Canon T1i DSLR with two lenses, chargers for all the electronics, some magazines, extra batteries and more space. It fits perfectly under the seat in front of me on the plane so served as my second carry-on bag. Has loads of padding…

So I've had this backpack for about 2 years now. He carried and continues to carry all of my gear. For the price I bought it for (about $60) it did its job well. Not surprising, just fine. The problems that have arisen in recent years are that the cages are starting to get soft and can no longer support weight. Luckily you can buy new ones, but at this point you should just invest in a better bag. The straps have never been great and I would not recommend this bag if you are going on a long…

Great set for multiple bodies and lenses. I can fit 2 large DSLRs (no grips) and 3-4 lenses obviously depending on the size and some lens hoods and other stuff like chargers, extra batteries, memory cards etc. Good quality construction, solid. The zippers and stitching haven't let me down yet and I don't expect it. I'm pretty light on my gear so I trust this backpack to last. This is ideal when you are traveling or taking photos outdoors. For the price you can't beat it. Can you get a more…

I took this bag on a trip to Hawaii. I had no problems with it during the 2 weeks of the trip. In it I carried a Canon T3i with battery, 18-55 and 55-250 kit lenses and various filters, two GoPros (one with a suction cup), a 14-inch laptop, an iPad, an iPod, and several wall-mounted and 12 -Volt chargers for everything, plus a bunch of odds and ends. The bag was quite heavy when loaded but I had no issues with the stitching on the straps or anything like that. I attached a small tripod to the…