📷 Endurax Extra Large Camera DSLR/SLR Backpack for Outdoor Hiking Trekking with Laptop Compartment - Ultimate Carry Solution for Photographers and Adventurers Review

I liked it on paper. The description matched my expectations. I bought it to replace a Lowepro 500aw that I hardly used. BUT, the only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is because I really didn't like it. I can't use two cameras with lenses at the same time, as well as a laptop and an iPad Pro as suggested in the description. I have to decide on a camera and either laptop or iPad. The quality is very good and the materials feel great. Comfortable even under full load. An optional/separate day bag…

Endurax backpack is great so far. I combined two backpacks into one and it still fits in the cabin of an airplane. So far I have: Two Canon cameras Two lenses: 18x400mm and 20x80mm A 2X2 GoPro camera extension 6 batteries for GoPro2 batteries for Canon camerasRemote control for GoPro and camerasCableMulti-charger15 SD cards2 chargers2 portable keyboardsFilterSolar chargersTripodFoldable bags and backpacksMiceMedicalTables 8 inch surface weight is about 22 pounds and i can walk well and happily…

I loved this bag when it first came out. Goes with everything I had and then some. Unfortunately, after only 2 months of use, the seam on the backpack straps ripped with a loud bang last night. The bag wasn't even full. While using the bag I had a few other minor issues with it. She creaked as she walked. Loud enough for people traveling with me to ask. The water bottle/tripod pockets on the sides are too small and barely fit. Good news: it has a ridiculously long cord that can be used to make…

I have never left reviews but after opening it I had to log in just to talk about this bag. I just opened it and loved it! This bag is HUGE. The two main pockets are pretty solid, but there are a few other smaller pockets, a top storage area with a fixed lid, and two water bottle pockets. The bag also has a flat bottom so it won't tip over. All pockets are zipped and have zippers. So if you're worried about someone stealing your bag, this becomes a little more difficult. All dividers are velcro

The shoulder straps are attached to the bag with two straps where the stitching seems questionable. The areas circled in red in the first image when carried keep the bag close to the shoulder straps, which can be adjusted, but the stitching doesn't seem capable of supporting much of the weight. After packing a bag with a camera, three lenses, a tripod and a water bottle, I took it out for inspection and when I got home I noticed that the stitching on the right shoulder strap (on the left in the

Great: Fits easily on my Nikon D5, three lenses, flash, tripod and other accessories. I can (barely) squeeze my 17" ProBook into a laptop bag, but it's VERY tight and it takes very little force to get it out. Not enough negativity to lose stars. When loaded, it is very comfortable and easy to carry even for long periods of time. There are plenty of zipped compartments for whatever you need to pack. A camera with a lens attached can be quickly accessed to take a quick picture. There is a…

. . . to vintage backpacks like the DaKine camera backpacks from 2000-2008. Because of all the positive reviews, I want to be the devil's advocate here. A few things I don't like about this package: 1. The two-chamber system means that some internal space is lost. There's enough room for a camera body and a few lenses, but not much room for a "backpack" or cold-weather clothing.2. The inner flannel fabric is separated from the outer packaging material. Also, the velcro on the dividers at the…

After more than a year of use, this bag shows no obvious signs of breakage. I bought this bag primarily for its size as I believe I have trouble buying gear. It is currently equipped with a DSLR body with battery and another DSLR with crop sensor, 11-20mm f/2.8 lens, 17-50mm f/2.8 lens, 70-200 lens f/2.8, 150- 600mm lens, 35mm macro lens and 90mm macro lens, 1x prime lens and 50mm prime lens plus filter, 12 batteries, charger, compact tripod, remote shutter release, rain cover and various other

I ordered two camera backpacks, this one and a large Ececase bag. They looked similar, and in a way they were. I wasn't sure if they weren't the same in different packages. They are not the same. Eucas is smaller. Both have a separate takeaway case. Eucas is exactly that. This backpack has a retractable waistband and can be worn around the waist, which is handy when you need more space. I don't think this backpack will fit under an airplane seat. I chose this backpack for several reasons. I…