📷 TARION Pro 2-in-1 Camera Backpack: Large DSLR Bag with Laptop Compartment, Rain Cover - Ideal for Travel, Hiking, and Outdoor Photography Review

I bought this bag for my upcoming trip to Brazil because I needed a better bag. I used to use a Manfrotto bag but I've never been a fan of it. This bag is better quality and cheaper than my Manfrotto bag. It has a couple of compartments for all my random cameras. Would recommend to anyone looking for a good bag.

Ripped in the support area connecting the shoulder straps near the center back. One of the weirdest places to rip a backpack. I contacted the company regarding this and they asked me for my order number and never responded after I emailed them multiple times. To top it off, the zippers started falling off. The capacity is okay, but the design and quality leave a lot to be desired.

This bag is perfect for those who go on long hikes. It has enough space for a camera as well as personal items needed for a long hike. There is enough space here to grab a camping stove for coffee or hot soup. The shoulder straps are quite comfortable and the waist belt is strong enough to use. You can comfortably carry this backpack all day long. The camera storage is well padded. Comes with a separate bag that can be used alone when you don't need a backpack. Also included is a rain cover. If

Fits everything I needed for a 1/10 TC and 2wd/4wd buggy. It has enough padding to protect your electronics without bulk. My previous transmitter case is literally as big as this one, but only fits an M12RS.1.) Below is a huge compartment for my power needs: x4 100W AC/DC charging ports, x4 2s lipo bricks, and x2 short backpack (it fits but a couple more) 2.) The Sanwa M12 also fits in the main compartment. This means that you can basically install any other transmitter. My electric balloon is…

I would like to start by saying that I have used many camera cases and this is one of my favourites. I'm a content producer and I can be very hard on my gear when trying to take a "shot". This bag is designed for life outside of the studio. Its durable body protected my gear during long hikes, hard falls and harsh weather. In addition, there is enough space in the bag for the necessary equipment. The dividers allow me to customize how the bag is packed and they can be removed if I need to carry

Let me start by saying that this bag is bigger than I expected but in a great way! I went through videos, photos and reviews of many bags before finally deciding on this one. Let's just say there is no "settlement" here. This is exactly what I needed! WHAT I HAVE WITHIN: - Canon 6D Mk II with battery - Canon 70D - Canon 10-18mm lens - Canon 17-40mm lens - Canon 18-55mm lens - Canon 55-250mm lens - Canon 50mm lens - Tamron 150-600 G2 Lens - External Flash - Multiple Filters - Multiple SD Cards -

Pros: No pockets [as far as I can tell] that would allow you to carry TWO sets of cameras/lenses while maintaining a compact size that could potentially stow them under an airplane seat, or too lazy to put the finishing touches. I had a lockable pair of zippers [which I really like] but any benefits are negated by the fact that you can access a side pocket that doesn't have one to steal the very things you want to protect. What did you think you were doing? Put one in your SIDE bag! - The hard…

I've been needing a good "big" photo backpack for a long time. My wife has been using the Tarion M-02 Canvas Camera Backpack for a while and advised me to get one. After trying to pack my gear into theirs, I realized it just wasn't going to work for me. The only thing I admired about their backpack was the quality of the backpack. Based on that, I looked at other Tarion backpacks and the PB-01 caught my eye. It looked big enough to hold multiple camera bodies and lenses along with other…

I've been using this backpack for a few weeks now as a replacement for my camera bag. I travel and shoot YouTube videos so I need a backpack that can fit a lot of gear without getting dirty. You have to remove all the velcro and do it your way, but I love that you can do it. small tripods, a couple of microphones, two extra lenses, a DJI Mini 2 drone and a monopod for the main gimbal or anything else it might take. Oh, and a full-size Manfrotto tripod. And a 14-inch ultrabook. And chargers and…