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.

I’m thrilled with this backpack. I purchased it to safely house and transport my Vaonis Vespera Passengers smart telescope. Because it comes with a modular interior that you can customize to your needs I was able to create the perfect interior set-up to store power supply, filters etc with room to spare for my small 360° camera. There is a flip down panel plus a strap to hold my Gitzo tall tripod securely in place plus external water bottle/umbrella storage on the opposite side. Two internal storage sections plus a padded laptop section, secure wallet/phone storage section combined with the hard shell for piece of mind make this a perfect backpack for everyday carry or camera/tech purposes.

Love love love this bag pack, it fits all my stuff. It aids with organization of equipment. The material protects the equipment very well. Some amount of water resistance noted. I am still going to update you on the durability in a few months but thus far the straps are comfortable, bag is light weight. Overall it is a very good investment and I totally love the quality of the bag.

I like this bag a lot. I'm actually on my second one. The first one lasted about 5 or 6 years, and probably would have lasted longer if I wasn't in such a hurry to get a shot sometimes, which leads me to my next point.Make sure that you unzip the bag COMPLETELY (not just "mostly") when opening. Failure to do so will lead to weaknesses in the zipper and eventually cause it to get stuck. If I had done this, I would probably still be on my FIRST bag.The reason I only give it four stars is because I find the tripod strap lacking. Unless you are using a very small tripod, you'll probably have some trouble getting it to fit. Even with my smaller travel tripod, I can only get one foot in the pocket and have to extend the strap to its maximum to wrap around the top, and it just doesn't feel very secure.On the plus side, the hard shell is very protective, and I can actually fit my Nikon Z8 with 180-600mm attached, and have room for my 70-200mm AND 24-70mm.The bag is also very comfortable, and the chest strap keeps everything secure while riding on my bike or scooter.I would, and probably will, buy again.

This backpack can hold 3 telephotos including a Tamron 150-600, a 70-200 and a 35-58. Add on a 2x and a macro attachment, a small tripod in the side pocket. Lots of little stuff, and still have room more odds and ends. I could have also attached a larger tripod outside.A case for the Tamron would have been at least $30 and silly to purchase, the XLarge pouches are too small. The hard shell at least water resistant cover are a bonus.The bag seems to fit very solid on my back and is very comfortable. Don't yet know how durable it is.

Super High quality! I love the color and it feels super sturdy!

when I first held this bag I was like “hmm this is kinda small” but I read a bunch of reviews that said it can accommodate a lot of gear. here is a list of what I was able to fit in this small bag.- Black magic pocket cinema camera 6k G2- black magic pro battery grip- sigma 18-35- benoison 85mm- Helios 44-2 cine modded- rode ntg 2 mic with shock mount- rode dead cat wind screen- newer top handle- tilta mini Matt box- canon camcorder- air blower sensor cleaner- freewell Nd case (with 7 circular filters inside)- 9 NPF 550 batteries- XLR - XLR mini cable- grey card- 2 extra c fast 2.0 cards- 15 inch 2015 Mac book pro (it’s thick)If you’re good at Tetris and pack ur lens vertically (it’s deep enough for that) you can fit a lot!once I have taken it out on the field enough I’ll update on reliability. but if u wanna fit a lot in a small bag. it’s def worth buying.