🎒 Tenba Axis Backpack Bags (637-701): Stylish and Spacious 20L Carrying Solution Review

There are reflective seams, though somehow I did not find that they reflect. I shone a flashlight on them, but I did not see anything. If someone knows how to check them correctly, write, I will be grateful. While the feeling that just words. Would like more pockets. I took the 20L version, I thought the laptop would fit 15'6 inches, judging by the internal dimensions. It turned out that the inner pocket itself is even smaller than the inner indicated size in the description. You have to put…

This was a great bag, too small for the maximum amount of gear I travel with. 2 DSLR, drone, lenses, tripod and gimbal. I go with the next size up to 32l.

From the moment I touched it I realized that this bag is of very high quality. I put almost all my gear there. It's okay because I don't want all my gear in there anyway. Any extra gear I have I put in the Tenba camera box. What stays in my truck. Overall I highly recommend the company.

This bag is perfect for traveling. The only thing that confuses me is that there is no dedicated small pocket for wallet, phone and headphones. You can make one out of the top bay but then you give up space for gear and I usually use the top bay for my quick shot camera. My only other issue is that once the bag is packed it can be a bit difficult to fit into some of the top compartments and under the seat I have in front of me.

I didn't really manage to use it. It seems well made like most Tenba bags. I have an old Tenba shoulder bag for my cinema gear and this bag was meant for SLRs, lenses and flash. Unfortunately I had to return it as my 14" Lenovo laptop was too snug in the sleeve. This is a gaming laptop I use for editing so it may have been too thick so I was returning it and getting the 24 liter instead version had to receive.

Fits Nikon D750 + Nikon 1.7x lens extension + 70-200 VR lens (hardly works!) in side pocket. The back pad is also well ventilated The waist straps take most of the weight off the shoulders - works VERY well The adjustment of the shoulder straps is excellent Carries the above mentioned camera (above) with two other lenses easily and a Canon 6D with 70-300 lenses attached. The outer bag can be used with a small Osprey 1.5 liter hydraulic reservoir. but the bag as a whole will be heavy with it…

Fits well but the bag holds 2 Fuji mirrorless cameras with lens attached (100-400 and wide lens) and 1 separate intermediate lens. There is no convenient place to store cards and batteries, so you must have zipped pockets or small boxes for them and put them in a deep pocket. The chargers are in the luggage or under the seat pocket, so no problem with them. A bit long for me (5ft 2in) but the waist strap certainly helps. The shoulder straps dig in a bit (before the shoulders), but hopefully a…

Fits in side pocket Nikon D750 + Nikon 1.7x lens extender + 70-200 VR lens (hardly works!) / With strong Velcro closure. The vented straps (all) are excellent. The back padding is also well ventilated. The lap belts take most of the weight off the shoulders - work VERY well. 2 more lenses and a Canon 6D with attached 70-300. The outer bag can be used with a small Osprey 1.5 liter hydraulic reservoir. but the bag as a whole will be heavy with it. Haven't tested the waterproofness yet but I think

The bag adapts very well to carry and organize gear in the main compartment. It is missing in the front pocket. Which is basically worthless. There are two very narrow pockets, at least 6 of which can be on the backpack and 4 on the flap. This gives you space to store cables, chargers, loose flash batteries, gels, filters, memory cards, business cards, etc. This is a missed opportunity. The top handle is also thin. If you've ever stood in a place where you can't carry your backpack and need to…