- Only negative: The battery storage compartments in the bag is too small for my DJI Mavic Mini batteries. Everything else is A+

I'd been loathe to buy a dedicated camera backpack previously, ( they all seemed to scream "Expensive Camera gear inside! Steal me!) and I was suffering from a bad case of sticker shock looking at the Peak Design 20L. I wanted a backpack that could handle a small gimbal, a DSLR and three lenses, plus a fully specced out Osmo Pocket and Vlogging setup. Importantly it also had to be able to carry two tripods, a Lenovo notebook. I checked out a couple of reviews from smaller youtubers (Hybrid Shooter & Tech Gear Talk) rather than the big product placement shills - people who actually use these things on a daily basis and whose opinions I find...view more

This is the best backpack with so much functionality it is incredible my mate has the nomadic and bang for buck this bag is way better ... You will not be disappointed and will take you days to get across all the functions of this bag...

This is one of the best backpack cameras at all. High quality, very well built and comfortable. Highly recommended.

Pros: - Looks sleek and has a textured finish that helps being rugged. - Holds quite a lot and yet feels comparatively light. - So many pockets, so many straps! - Shoulder bag is such a bonus! - Great for mirrorless systems. I am able to fit my sony a6000, 16-50 mm kit lens, 2 other prime lenses, a nisi filter kit and there is still all the space below which houses an empty shoulder bag! - Almost the entire inside has a velcro system so you can use the dividers in multiple combinations and orientations. Cons: - The easy access slot has its zip starting from a point which may be difficult to access sometimes, just under your armpit...view more