🎒 PGYTECH OneMo Camera Backpack 25L + Shoulder Bag for GoPro 10, DJI Air 2S, DJI FPV, Sony, Canon, Nikon, Drone, DJI Mavic Mini 2/Air 2, OSMO Action/Pocket, DSLR/SLR Mirrorless, Camera Tripod Review

I really wanted to like this bag. It's a bit big for my back as a petite woman, but what didn't work for me is that with all the customization options, it doesn't have the ability to set up a large vertical secure pocket for the Sony 200-600 and is the other side set up for smaller lenses. It would be nice to have a vertical divider or two. For smaller lenses this may be fine. The foldable center divider doesn't lie completely flat and is larger than the space it needs to fold over, so it only…

I found this on Kickstarter a few months ago and after a long wait I finally found it on Amazon. I was looking for a backpack that would combine camera and travel in equal measure and this one definitely fits. it's like a transformer. A bag with additional pockets and storage that opens into a fully customizable camera bag with removable dividers, plus a smaller pocket inside. ALSO offers additional space that can be connected to the bag with the hip belts. That's great. I almost enjoy…

You know some people have bag accessories, I have one for camera bags. I was just looking for the perfect bag. It's damn close. I really like that it has a small pocket that can be put inside or used separately. I didn't use it as a fanny pack as they say, just as a standalone bag when I don't want to lug the whole backpack around. I see small objects in it, but that wasn't the deciding factor for me. In the worst case, I use the flashlight on my cell phone. I like the extra space in the front…

I've been looking for a new camera bag that doesn't look like a camera bag for a long time. I love the features of the Peter McKinnon bag but personally I can't justify the price. I finally stumbled across this bag recently and due to the expandability feature and the detachable camera bag I decided to have more space for when needed. I have a Weebill S and it fits into an expandable compartment on the main bag that leaves plenty of room inside for all the other gear. When I first received the…

This bag shows great promise, but it still has some issues.* The bag is surprisingly comfortable considering how much weight it can carry. The chest strap can be a real lifesaver and the shoulder strap is well padded. It could do with a more meaningful waist brace though, even if it's removable.* All of the baffles are removable, but they're not really designed to let you customize the way you want to carry your gear. All of them have relatively specific places where they are intended to be…

Sorry but this is going to be long. If you want to see every bag and every corner of the bag, please watch the video. Let's go deeper. First off I would like to say that I have a lot of gear and a lot of bags, I'm obsessed with finding the perfect bags. And I can officially say that the search ends here. I have OneMO and OneGO. Each of them has its own use, but OneMO is the perfect bigger brother of OneGO. It fits everything I want with plenty of room, it's comfortable and it looks great. (I…