Tenba Fulton 10L Backpack 637 722 Review

Its pros: Climbed Canon R6 + canon rf 35 1.8 Canon R + canon rf 16 2.8 3 flashes Yongnuo 560V Synchronizer unloading And 9 batteries for the camera iPad Pro 10 inch I think it is very roomy, although it looks small Got cons: Only cameras, glasses and Synchro got into the section with cameras (But flashes and batteries, unloading - they easily fit in the upper section)

The 24-70 f/2.8 lens on my Nikon Z6 II was a bit snug (the Velcro pads are adjustable, I had to lift it up a little, but the size of the hole that opens for the camera does not get larger, so getting it out and folding is not so easy). There are two quick remedies right in the area. Put your own stuff up top (picture studio slippers, water, a snack), or put two flashes full of random stuff.

The advantages of it include the following: A great backpack for "walking with the camera all day" because you can fit a carcass, four fixes, water, an umbrella, a powerbank, a windbreaker, and (a box with film) in it, and it will still be very lightweight, compact, and expandable. The top "growing" compartment is for things that are very cool. Having this drawback: 1) A tablet computer with a 10-inch screen does not easily fit into an outside pocket, and the maker does not promise that it will

Worth your money Some pros: Very comfortable and the color is wonderful, the quality is excellent, and most importantly, it is orthopedic, like school backpacks for children - wide soft straps, they don’t press anywhere, there are also soft cushions on the back, even on the lower back Some cons: Too small if you like to put a bunch of huge lenses, but for me just right 2 flashes, a flashlight, a camera, 2 lenses are not large, charging, a jar of batteries, sync, unloading, you can attach a…

I was looking for a small everyday backpack with my Fuji X-T3, some lenses, a mini tripod and a water bottle. This is the perfect minimalist pack for just that. The camera is protected in the rear opening compartment, while the top compartment is ideal for snacks and a light jacket. The front pocket is suitable for a notepad, phone and possibly a filter. I'm impressed with the quality of the materials, it's just well thought out packaging. The Fulton 10L is perfect for essentials, but if you…

The Fulton 10L from Tenba is a well made and sturdy backpack. The camera bay is small, making it ideal for an advanced fixed-lens camera such as the Fujifilm X100F or Leica Q2. Mirrorless photographers who intend to carry a longer lens should use a different bag. The top deck closes with a Velcro flap that rolls down and snaps onto a hook. It is quite large and easily fits a reverse format book. Backpack straps are comfortable. The case is being returned as I feel the front compartment is too…

I give 4 stars for several reasons. The elastic side pocket is very tight and won't fit a water bottle or larger item and doesn't feel like it's going to rip at any point. The camera compartment is quite compact. I have a D610 and it's very, very comfortable. There's not much scope to reorganize the delimiters, which is frustrating. So if you have a big camera, a bag doesn't make sense for you. Otherwise I like the bag. It is very well made and very durable. I like the elastic details that keep

Tenba Fulton 10L Backpack - I have a 16L Lowepro Hatchback (Blue and Black) that I use as a day/trip backpack for my Canon 5D Mark IV and later my R5 (body with RF-EF adapter and attached 24-70 f/2.8 II, 16-35mm f/4, 70-200mm f/2.8 II, 600-ex flash and accessories) in recent years. Although there is no dedicated tripod mount, I was able to attach a carabiner to the bag handle to attach my travel Gitzo 1545T and it worked well. I wanted something a little more compact for city touring... maybe…