It's good. Very good. Not perfect - for me. But what bag is perfect? I have several (I'm a pro with a studio in LA, CA). Pros: Sleek design, feels compact for a bag this size. Zippers are nice, lots of pockets. Cons: Just a wee bit smaller than I'd hoped and sometimes I think I can't fit all my gear into the bag, but somehow I manage. Nothing wrong with the bag, just check and double check if the dimensions are good for your needs. Once I include the 70-200 2.8 (with that huge lens hood), much of one side of the bag is occupied. But I still give it 5 stars because it's a very good bag.
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Product information
| Product Dimensions | 7.87 x 4.72 x 3.54 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 1.31 pounds |
| Department | unisex-adult |
| Manufacturer | Incase |
| ASIN | B008HFIWGO |
| Item model number | CL58068 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #5,266 in Camera Cases |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Item Weight | 1.3 Pounds |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
| Units | 1.00 Count |
| Capacity Total | 29.6 Liters |
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Solid bag for lots of stuff - but doesn't last.
We are getting ready for international travel, so it was important that I find a bag that can handle all of our gear. We take a lot of photos and videos, so I knew we would need space. I looked a few bags, and ended up buying this one, because it looks less like a pro-photography bag and more normal. It also claimed to be able to fit a 15" Macbook, which it actually does! (I have a mid 2012 Macbook, so it is thicker plus a hard shell case and it still fit!) I'll attach pictures of what does fit, and what does not, so you have an idea. Pros: - Fits a lot of stuff. - Fits my 15" (older) Macbook Pro. - Fits my iPad Pro with Incase Origami sleeve (with the macbook). - Everything is snug, very little movement. - Looks great. - Pads seem sturdy and cushiony. Very customizable. - Top pocket makes pulling film out easy at airports. - Very top of the pack lets you easily pull out camera if wanted. Cons: - Side pocket does not fit water bottle. - Still bulky. - Doesn't seem very secure. It would be hard to lock the zippers. - Straps aren't terribly comfortable. (May break in with age?) I chose to fit in 3 camera bodies, which meant I didn't have room for a flash. But as you can see in the pictures, there was plenty of room for other stuff! I will try to update this review after using it for a while. UPDATE: I took this bag on a weekend trip to NYC and then for a 3 week trip to Europe. It was my carry on bag for the flight since it held so much stuff. It fit under the seat in front of me, so I was happy about that, but it was hard to get anything out of it mid flight, since the front pocket is so deep. Halfway through our Europe trip the seems started to come out near the top of the strap (see photos). I also had a seem inside of the bag come loose. This tells me the bag isn't put together all that well. That was pretty disappointing to me, since I have other Incase stuff I love. I carried the bag around during the day and it was nice to have the Rainfly cover. The straps didn't hold their length and so the bag slowly crept down my back during the day, which was really annoying and eventually I think this took a toll on my back. The bag looks good, but in the end, you will have to decide between packing it to the max and short lifespan, or long lifespan and never packing it too much. I might try to contact Incase to see if they will replace it.
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- Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2017
- Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2018
This has been a great backpack. I can fit my zhiyun crane v2 with camera mounted easily into the pack. So when its run-n-gun time it only takes me about 30 seconds to pull the gimbal out of the top zipper, turn it on, and I'm filming. If you're looking at how to get a mounted gimbal into your bag take a look at my image. I slightly bent/curved the left side to make proper room for the gimbal. This bag will fit the Crane and Crane V2, but looking at the specs for the Crane 2, I'm pretty certain that one won't fit as it's too tall. My camera is mirrorless, so smaller than a full size DSLR, but I have about 2 finger widths left between the top of the camera and the bag, and I added a couple extra dividers on the bottom to add more protection. So a larger DSLR camera should fit ok, but measure your camera mounted on the gimbal just to make sure. I do like that I can fit my computer in the bag as well, and its not sitting on my back. This was the main reason I went with this backpack instead of the LowPro Tactic 450, and personally I like the design of this Incase bag over the LowPro.
The only con so far: The shoulder straps are pretty short. I'm 5' 10", 190lbs. I have the shoulder straps extended all the way, and its pretty tight to get the backpack on while wearing a jacket. They should have made the straps at least 6" longer. If you're a bigger person you may have a hard time getting the backpack on.
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- Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2016
- Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2017
This backpack is an azesome DSLR backpack and have plenty of room for your photography equipment. I it is also not obvious DSLR backpack which I like, epsecially when traveling. This backpack is also versatile for other use too, especially if the padding is taken off. I like the desing, and the material is nice. There's also a good amount of different pockets for your things. Easy to keep organized. There's own pockets for laptop, tablets, small items, pens, etc. and plenty of additional space next to them, only thing is that when the backpack is fully loaded I find it a bit hard to reach things I need from the bottom of the big pocket. Addiotional weather proof cover, as LowePro provides with their backpacks, would be a great additional improvement to come with the backpack. When backpack is fully loaded it becomes heavy and sometimes wished for a waistbelt as an additional support, but it still feld comfortable enough to carry around. No bad thing to say as an overall, this is a great DSRL multimedia backpack!
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