TenbaAxis v2 32L Backpack - MultiCam Black (637-759)

Like 100% of other camera bags, there is no practical way to pack a gimbal in it. I was hoping the exterior pocket was big enough, but its only big enough to fit maybe some paper in. Got a jacket - too freaking bad, that will not fit in that exterior pocket. Second bad thing, waist straps are NOT removable, so you will be cutting those of if you choose to keep it. Third burst of stupidity from the Tenba design team, lets put this giant extra flap over the top compartment for no reason at all.What really needs to change for this bag to be useful for twice as many people is, MAKE THE OUTSIDE POCKET BIGGER. What is wrong with every camera bag maker. The outside pockets do not fit anything. I have an ancient Lowepro that had a pocket that simply is baggy. If you dont want to use it, great, it just sits there with nothing in it. It doesnt add to the volume of the pack or weight or anything. If you had a jacket or stuff, it fit in there. These packs made these days, NOTHING fits in that outside pocket. I mean, a ball cap barely fits. If you have gloves or just about anything else, forget it. Got a gimbal, F*** you says Tenba. No concept of what people are doing. Nobody straps crap to the outside of a pack all the time. When you get on a train or enter town, you do not want crap strapped to the outside of the pack, it has to go into the pack. If they made that outside pocket literally just 1 inch deeper, that would be enough to stuff a gimbal in there, but they didnt. Side bottle holders have the same problem as every other camera bag ever which is the bottle hole gets progressively smaller the deeper you go to where you cannot even force a bottle in there past half way. Another weird problem that no camera bag maker can grasp for some reason.On the plus side, everything else is fine. The reason I got this bag is, you can totally remove the inside and they have plenty of dividers that go ALL the way up to the top. Most camera makers stop allowing you to go all the way up in the pack when using dividers. This one has that covered as the velcro options go right to the top unlike Thinktank and lowepro who want to think for you and not allow camera gear to be places where you want, but only where they want, which is only in the lower parts of the bag. I like top and side loading and this bag does both. Overall its all well made, but what bag over $200 is not well made. One thing I like a lot is the gear is NOT accessible from the front or back. Oddly, this allows you to firmly use the dividers to lock your gear in, so you will not be opening this thing up all the way if you set the pack down like other bags. To me, this is an advantage because it means you have velcro on both sides and you can really lock down stuff. I run and gun a lot and am not sitting down, so side and top access is critical and this bag nailed that aspect.In summary:Cons:1. Big outside pocket is worthless, not near big enough. This is pretty much a deal breaker. Not gimbal friendly at all. Not anything friendly except maybe some paper.2. Non removable waist straps. Who ever uses these?Pros:1. It allows you to use dividers all the way thru the inside2. The very top compartment is totally removable and you can hollow out the entire bag if you want.3. Only top and side access, this keeps things locked in, but you cannot open up to all your gear at once, only top and side access.4. Well made, but not any better than any other bag in the price range.5. Nice square design that is not trying to look pretty like Thinktank who will compromise anything to make it look cool.Who is it for: People that do not have a gimbal or do NOT want to put ANYTHING in the bag except cameras and lenses. Just like everyone else that has used this bag, everyone says there is no room for anything else. I still dont get why people cannot make a single camera bag that is worth anything, but still to this day, nobody can do it. Its a mystery that nobody can solve. This bag with a decent big pocket would have been ideal, but Tenba chose to kill their own sales and release this thing instead.

Se ven más grandes en las fotos pero ya en vivo son más pequeñas, pensé que se me iba a ver enorme por que mi complexión delgada pero no, me hubiera comprado la de 24L. Excelente acabo y materiales resistentes, si protege muy bien el equipo por dentro y se ve que si aguanta una lluvia moderada, si tienes poco equipo y lentes pequeños te va bien, un gimbal ya no le cabe, si es necesario la bolsa sujetadora del tripie en la parte de abajo de la mochila, ya que por el peso del mismo no lo sujeta tan bien y se desliza hacia abajo, es una muy buena compra. 10/10

This camera backpack is the right gear that I needed. I was able to fit my Nikon D4 on the top access compartment. I could not fit it comfortably in the side access without forcing it in and out of that access pocket. It didn’t just worked for my camera but I was able to place several lenses with one on the camera body, I was able to include my camera charger and a flash all this in a 25L bag.

Excelente! Y llegó muy rápido! Gracias amzn

Es una mochila que aunque no es económica, es bastante buena, los cierres y materiales buena calidad, espaciosa y bastante útil, por lo menos en estos aproximados 6 meses que la he tenido no me ha presentado ningún problema