MOSISO Camera Backpack, DSLR/SLR/Mirrorless Photography Camera Bag 15-16 inch Waterproof Hardshell Case with Tripod Holder&Laptop Compartment Compatible with Canon/Nikon/Sony, Black

I purchased the MOSISO Camera Backpack, and I must say, it's nothing short of amazing. This bag is a perfect fit for my gear, holding two Panasonic G9 Mark II camera bodies, three lenses (including a 100-400mm zoom), and even my CPAP machine with its mask, tubing, and power supply. Additionally, it accommodates my laptop, mouse, power supply, battery chargers, cords, extra camera batteries, a significant supply of various types of batteries, my Cotton camera harness, and Bose headphones—all without any issues.Despite packing it with over 25 lbs of equipment, the backpack remains compact and manageable. The bag has seen 6 continents. One of the best features is its size; no airline has ever questioned the weight since it's rather small and I carry it on my back while boarding. It easily fits under an airline seat, even on the smallest planes, making it an ideal travel companion. When I'm not boarding, I simply cross the shoulder straps, slip it over my roll-aboard handle, and take off. Since it sits over my bag, the nature of physics makes it feel very light.I did encounter an issue when one of the straps broke off from its fitting. However, MOSISO's customer service was exceptional. After I emailed them a picture and explained what happened, they promptly sent me a replacement bag via UPS priority shipping. The whole process was smooth and hassle-free.Overall, I'd give this company and their bag a 10-star rating if I could. It’s a must-have for anyone needing a durable, spacious, and well-designed camera backpack.

Needed this for a recent trip to Spain. A single solution for Laptop, Chargers, Large and heavy Mirrorless Camera and Lenses. Capacity and durability are great - also it has a number of convenient internal pockets and an external padded pocket at the bottom that makes it comfortable on your back. The external padded pocket was large enough to use as a passport holder.

Bought in what seems like a never-ending search for the perfect field bag for my kit, which includes a Canon R5 body with grip, 100-500 L, 1.4x teleconverter, 24-120 f4 L, 100 mm Macro, 16mm, 50mm f1.8 and EX430 flash.For the first time I was able to fit it all in a reasonably sized backpack bag comfortably, with quite a bit of space left over for assorted gadgets. The interior pockets are infinitely customizable and I often switch these on the fly for different lenses attached to the body as needed.I was a little leery at first of the semi-hard shell, but found it works great to provide a little added protection over a normal soft-sided backpack bag with the additional benefit of added water resistance.Only small gripes are that it's a tight fit for the body with battery grip attached. It still closes and the shell has enough flexibility to bend enough to accommodate.I've used this as my daily bag going on four years now and it's held up perfectly I have yet to find a better value for the gear I have.

Very quality backpack. This thing fits my 150-600mm Sigma lens. It also fits my Rokinin 135 mm and a Tamron 18x300.If it's all of my cleaning supplies and my duster and even some 3D printed mounts that I made. It fits my Viltrox monitor and extra battery packs as well as cables. I don't think I've ever had a backpack that was built this good. It fits everything nice and snug and it's just right. I highly recommend it

Camera bag seems decent. I bought this for my husband; as he needs something lightweight to carry his equipment when we are out hiking. He also needs a bag with adjustable padding. I was looking for a less expensive/durable camera bag with good reviews. A couple things for anyone reading reviews; I am not sure I would agree with the description of a "hard shell case". The "front" is a "tougher" material than a traditional fabric front. However, I was expecting something similar to the "feel" of a hard shell suitcase. This is nothing like that. I can actually "push" lightly on the front of the "hard shell" and it makes an indent. In my opinion if something is considered "hard shell", you shouldn't be able to lightly push on it & have it cave in. We have several hard shell suitcases & you absolutely cannot push on them or make an indent. Maybe the bag we received is a bit different from others, I'm not sure. Also, my son has a Pelican Case; as he is a professional photographer and this is not even CLOSE to the hard shell of a Pelican Case. Not even in the same category, obviously. Just want to put that out there. However, on a positive note, the padding does feel thick on the straps and the inside does have nice adjustable padding for equipment. It also will hold several lenses (depending on the size of course) and it will hold more than one camera body. It has some extra zipper compartments for storage, which is nice as well. Over all, it appears to be a satisfactory product; for transporting cameras/lenses while out hiking. Time will tell how well it will hold up.

Over the past couple of years I’ve begun increasing my camera kit from new lenses to new cameras and let’s just say this bag has been spectacular! I have been able to store my two cameras in addition to 4 lenses (a telephoto, two fixed lenses, and a variable lens), the chargers, SD cards, and other camera accessories. The storage caps tiny has exceeded my expectations while also providing great accessibility and interchangeable parts for me to alter the shape of the bag. I’ve worn this bag on my back for a whole day and while not the most padded, it doesn’t kill me back with the 40 lbs of camera equipment I have. I also love that it’s a half hard shell case which provides that extra protection I want for my valuable camera equipment! I will say the zipper quality isn’t the best and I am worried they’ll break one day, but so far that hasn’t happened. Overall, if you are on the go and need to carry your camera equipment around, I highly encourage you to buy this!