ManfrottoPro Light Camera Backpack - MB PL-3N1-26

Bought for my up coming holiday and really only useful as a day sack as I’m only taking one camera & one lens. Does hold up to four lenses with an FX body but that’s it. Found the straps to be a bit on the wide side over the shoulder area and having to pull up to tighten the straps is annoyingly different til you get the hang of it.Other than those little niggles the lightweight bag is the usual high quality expected of Manfrotto and look forward to many days out and about.Top compartment holds my D810 with the 24-70 Tamron at a squeeze, lower compartment holds a 70-200, 16-35 & my 50. Can just about squeeze a lens pen and a spare filter or two in the side pockets. Bag now full.

Small enough to go everywhere and big enough for my kit. There is no hydro port but the side net pockets easily hold a 1Ltr Camelbak bottle. Plenty of flexibility internally and 4 external pockets for smaller items. Tripod slides in and out with ease. The only gripe I have is that the shoulder straps tighten by pulling up instead of the usual down but I adapted. It's not the lightest of bags but it isn't an issue unless you are weight conscious and plan for extremely long hikes with it. Well made and protects my kit very well.

Well made, offers good protection but overall I regret the purchase. It is just an awkward size. Too small for all gear and too big for a single camera and a couple of lenses.And far too many zips and clips all around.The shoulder straps and waist belt are not well designed.

Top notch Manfrotto quality as expected. It makes for a heavy backpack but I can now carry two Canon 5DII bodies, a Canon 16-35mm f2.8 L, Canon 24-70 f2.8 L and a Canon 70-200mm f2.8 L IS without breaking my shoulder.

Brilliant, exceptionally pleased with this backpack.