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

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 good bag for traveling cameras and other electronics. I've traveled several times on American Airlines using this as my personal item and have had no issues. As long as it's not overpacked it'll fit nicely under the seat in front of you. The back pocket fits a reasonably sized laptop with little issue and the whole unit travels quite nicely.

Best travel camera bag! I took this bag on a 14 day trip through Scotland and Ireland! Made it through rain plus able to store this bag on a plane under the seat. Bag is big enough for all camera necessities plus rain coat and has a small zipper pocket for other essentials,

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.

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.

I own several camera bags. Some of which are more expensive, but this bag has been the best bag for my shooting purposes than anything else I own.

I use it for astrophotography. Holds a ton of stuff. Two camras, a mini computer, focal extenders, extension rings, dew heater controller. Focal reducer, and a bunch of other stuff too. I just wish it came with more elastic retainers to keep smaller stuff in its place, but I'm making more of them at the perfect sizes; easy enough.

high quality, durable, multifunctional, lightweight, and efficient. i love this bag