TARIONLarge Camera Backpack Bag - Large Photo Backpack with 𝐃𝐮𝐚𝐥-𝐒𝐢𝐝𝐞 𝐎𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 15.6" Laptop Sleeve Waterproof Raincover DSLR Backpack for Outdoor Photography Hiking Travel Black HX-L

No issues, exactly what I needed.

Very nice

I just received my TARION Camera Backpack Large Camera Bag and have had some time to load in my gear. I can already see this bag is well thought out! I have been looking for an affordable bag that I could fit all my gear in. I think this is what I was looking for!PROSI have comfortably placed a Canon 70d, 12-24mm lens, 70-300mm zoom, speedlite flash, gorilla bendable tripod, chargers, cables, headlamp, rain cover, filters and still have room for more if needed. I appreciate the hard shell top and that the zippers are easy to work.I was worried that the design for the whole front to zip down would mean the pack would be flimsy and not rigid enough to stand on it's own. Not the case. Once the dividers are configured it feels sturdy enough and stands on its own.CONSI wish the shoulder straps were a bit more padded.I do plan on doing an update after I've used this for a couple months.

I have been using this backpack as my primary camera bag since receiving. I have now used it at over 10+ wedding shoots, multiple couples/family, and several hiking trips. Its setup is convenient and just large enough to carry multiple lenses without being too bulky. Did a fantastic job with comfort on a 8 mile hike through a canyon in Arizona while raining. Kept my gear nice and dry and didn't kill my back.Very good bag and would absolutely recommend.

I own a lot of camera bags, and I use all of them at one time or another. When I saw this Tarion camera bag, I thought that I would give it a try. It seemed like a nice in-between size bag...not too big, not too small. When the bag arrived, I set it up with dividers to see what it could hold. It was surprising, not only how much gear it holds, but also the size of the gear. All of my cameras are gripped, and that often causes a problem with most average camera bags. At first, I took my grip off of my Nikon D750 DSLR and put a Tamron 15-30 f/2.8 on it to see if it would fit into the side of the bag....no problem (it also fit into the top part of the bag with my Nikon 24-124 f/4). So, now I really had to test it out. I grabbed my gripped Nikon D850 with the 24-124 f/4 and put it in the top of the bag...Yep, no problem. So, of course, I decided to put in a Nikon 85mm f/1.8 and a Nikon AF DC 105mm f/2, along with some tools and lens caps. It still had plenty of room in all of it little pockets and nooks and crannies. There is plenty of room for SD cards, batteries, cables, phones, business cards, computer, you name it. I was very surprised and pleased with this bag. The zippers seem very sturdy (the side doors have anti theft function strips on the zippers). There are cinch down straps on the side, which can also be used to cinch down a tripod if you to pack one on the side of the bag. There are also pockets on both sides of the bag for water bottles. It comes with a rain cover that fits nicely in the compartment on the bottom of the bag. by the way, there are straps in that bottom compartment that come out and hook to a couple of loops on the back of the bag so you can attach a tripod on the bottom of the bag. The shoulder straps distribute the weight pretty well, and the chest cross strap works relatively well. The are a couple of strategically placed handles on the bag for those quick grab and go moments. There are only a few things that I found that I think that you should be aware of. First of all, when zipping up the bag, sometimes you have to take the extra time to make sure that the main entry door lines up properly with the sides of the bag...sometimes they don't line up well. Second... there is a track system for two of the shelves in the bag, and sometimes the shelf falls out of the track system. These are in no way dealbreakers in picking up one of these bags. It is a great versatile camera bag that would work great with mirrorless cameras and well as big old DSLR's like the ones I use. Like I said, I own a lot of camera bags, so I have learned a lot about what makes a camera bag good, and this bag is definitely a good bag. I will be using this bag a lot.

Just to set the scenario; we live in a forest in the PNW and always have to be ready to evacuate at a moment's notice. So I actually got this bag with the idea of reducing the number of bags for me to grab and go when it comes time to leave. This has been great for that. I'm able to keep my DJi drone, canon EOS camera, 3 lenses, bits for the drone, batteries, and my GoPro camera. The bag handles all my bits, it let me define my compartments which is really helpful when you're not putting in generic pieces. There is a good amount of protection and padding where I don't feel like when it's time if I need to just yank it up by the handle while I'm heading out - I don't worry that it's going to break.I've been using it with normal use as well over the past few months as I go out flying or shooting sessions and even the little bits such as zippers all still work fine. It can be a bit big for a frequent use bag if you don't have a lot of gear, but for me I need and trust it as the GO Bag for my important gear when the time comes.

I'm actually a professional photographer, so over the years I've come to own quite a few different camera bags. From sling style, to really large backpack style all the way to suitcase style... From mid-market makers like Tamron & Lowel all the way to heavy hitters like ThinkTank.In fact, my "go to" camera bags are all made by ThinkTank so when I saw this I kinda figured it would be overpriced junk that I'd 'maybe' stick my GoPros in, or if it was really nice I might use as another mobile strobe bag.But the fact is that this is actually a well thought out & designed camera bag that is pretty nice to use. In fact, I found myself preferring it as my small "out the door" bag for my A7SIII - even more than my small ThinkTank backpack.Why?Well, it just has a lot of little storage areas that work great for someone who shoots like I do. There is literally a well defined area for each of the different space types that I need: filters, accessories, monitors, etc. it also has handles in all the right places (I especially like the big one across the top) and reinforced areas where I need them (like the pocket where I keep expensive glass filters).This isn't the cheap bag I was expecting and I'd say it has more value than the big name competitors it's up against. At the price they're offering it up for, I'd have to admit that I've spent more than that on bags that weren't half as good as this one so kudos to Tarion on this product.

Sorprende la cantidad de bolsas que tiene en su interior y los artículos que se pueden almacenar gracias a los separadores, las cremalleras se mueven con mucha facilidad y creo que es el único punto de desventaja que noto hasta ahora.En temas de calidad llegó con uno de los veleros descosido aunque no lo considero una falla grave.

Seemed very functional with all these dividers, but the main as zipper pulls the dividers/stuff inside may get disorganized because the way of the force of the zippers work downwards/outwards

À voir dans le temps mais je suis vraiment agréablement surpris du sac. Convient pour ce que je fais et surtout il est confortable même avec du poids dedans

Miglior zaino che abbia mai comprato . Comodo leggero e spazioso

Seulement utilisé "à blanc" pour ranger mon équipement photo et faire des essais de réglage de la taille. Livraison rapide, le produit est de belle qualité et le matériel est bien à l'abri des coups. Les scratchs ont une belle adhérence. La trousse amovible de la partie basse est bien pratique pour les petits accessoires. J'ais installé sans problème un Nikon 7200 avec objectif Nikkor 18/300, un camescope Sony 4K, un Nikon Coolpix plus les matériels type chargeurs et batteries de remplacement pour le matériel Nikon. Le plus est la mobilité de la ceinture ventrale. C'est parfait en bagage cabine puisque celle-ci peut être ôtée et rend l'ensemble moins encombrant.