📷 Vanguard Divider Bag 53: The Ultimate Customizable Insert/Protection Bag for SLR DSLR Camera, Lenses & Accessories Review

I decided to ditch my old camera backpacks and switch to a travel backpack with a camera insert and found that many of them are very expensive or tiny and don't have room for my gear. This Vanguard seemed like a worthy compromise. It's still a little pricey, but seems like it will hold up and protect my gear well enough. The photos show that it barely fits in my new Osprey Farpoint 40 backpack. I bought this backpack for a number of reasons, but also because it is airline friendly. I originally

I was hesitant about this purchase. I have two Peak Design bags, a Messenger 20 and a Backpack 30, and I LOVE them! They've been everywhere with me and they're aging well and holding up very, very well. For context, I'm using an Olympus OM-D EM1 M2 and EM5 with a selection of Micro 4/3 PRO lenses and wired and wireless shutters, yada yada yada. I have a lot of things that I carry with me, but I don't need them immediately afterwards. I always have too many things, but sometimes not quite what I

I have a couple of inexpensive foam hard cases. At first I liked them and I downloaded them. Unfortunately, after just a few months, the foam began to dissolve and no longer protected my equipment. That prompted me to look for alternatives. At first I looked for better quality foam but couldn't find anything that met my needs. I even tried gluing some camping mats together and carefully cutting holes to fit my gear. Again, after only a few months, the mats lost their stiffness and began to fall