Professional Camera Case Backpack for Nikon Canon Sony and Other DSLR Cameras and Lens,Tripod,Other Accessories,Durable Waterproof and Tear Proof Bag with Padded Dividers

I've owned several camera backpacks, from fairly cheap ones to expensive ones and the Neewer Bag is up there with the best. I bought it mainly for the depth as my previous backpack couldn't store a camera with a battery pack attached, the Neewer does it easily. In fact it holds both my D810 and D500 with battery pack attached easily with plenty of room for lenses. I store a Nikon 24 -120mm, Nikon 80-200mm, and Nikon 300mm, Tokina 17-35mm and a Nikon 50mm in the bag plus assorted accessories such as batteries, filters etc and that is just in the main compartment. There is room for a laptop in another compartment a several small pockets to keep various articles. There is also a combination lock for the zips that is easily changed by watching a you tube video (no instructions included to change the code). I have used the bag in a heavy shower and it's held off the rain well, but there is a waterproof cover included. The Neewer Backpack is probably the best bag I have owned, it is light, comfortable to carry around and stores everything I need for a days photo shoot. Highly recommended.

I bought this to replace a perfectly serviceable Camera backpack which was simply a little too small. It wasn't because I have stacks of Photo equipment but because being a lady, I also needed room for such things as my purse, keys, mobile, water bottle and even a small packed lunch in necessary! (unlike guys I rarely have lot s of pockets available) as I didn't want to be encumbered by a handbag. This back pack has far exceeded my expectations in so may ways. It is seriously capacious, seems quite strong, very well made and very comfortable to wear. The main compartment is deep enough for me put my 'AF-P DX NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED VR' - Standing Up with room to close it all up which surprised me. I went out with it loaded up not only take take pictures but to see how it felt on my back (I sometimes get a little back ache problem) - very comfortable. I was a little concerned prior to arrival that the waist strap might not fit (I simply have a temporarily large waist :) ). The waist strap is plenty long enough for most anyone. The Lock is very well fitted into the fabric and seems to function well, the back compartment is also quite roomy with a laptop/tablet pocket within and room for other items. Judging by the prices of similar backpacks of this capacity and versatility, Neewer have produced a quality product at anywhere between 1/2 to 1/3 of the price.

I have been searching for a good camera backpack for ages and have had several(named brands) which I thought would be good....but we're not up to scratch. You think you getting quality by going with the big name brands but sadly I did not find this the case. I saw this backpack....and by first impressions by the pictures it looked pretty decent....price was average....i was Umming and Rr-ing....for a couple of days, then I thought I'll purchase it and if it is not what I want I can return it. I'm so glad I did buy it. This dslr backpack blows any backpack I have ever owned, and that is a few, all major name brands. It is sturdy and very well made. I have quite a bit of camera gear and it all fits in perfectly...that is also including a square filter system....5 lenses...2 bodies...circular filters....you get the jist, with still room to spare. The lock is a nice touch ( only downside to the lock is that a key is not provided) so don't forget your combination. If there is a key I have not found it yet. I would without any doubt highly recommend this dslr backpack to anyone. Well done Neewer*****.

Very high quality, great value for money in comparison to more expensive ones of similar size. Dislike the fact that the camera equipment is accessed from the back of the bag and not the front but this is a security feature I suppose. Would precede the tripod holder to be on the side and not the center.

This bag is larger as i required, to fit in a 600mm lens. After reworking the internal padding managed to get it in, including its hood. the camera area is a decent space with a little bag that velcros in, if required. Some of the outer pockets with zips are very small and not sure how usefull will be. Security wise thaving to take off to open is ok and found safer. The lock on top not too sure how good would be. the pocket for the lap top does not open wide, and gives a small amount of storage, but not sure how usefull will be. the rain cover fitted well over the bag. Nice touch with the tripod being on the middle outer, thus leaving space for two bottles on the sides. the waste belt, helps with walking in with the weight, and also has the chest strap. overall happy. Have a lot of walking to do with this in May, so will see how functions. 13/05/2024 - Update, back from trip to Norway and use on 4 outings. 2 were pure walking, bag was comfortable and held well with all straps in use. Did not have to use rain cover, packed food and a clothing layer in. Overall very happy with bag and hope lasts for a few years.

Room for my cannon 60d, 70-200mm L lens , 18-55mm and 50mm f1.2 a flash and filters, spare battery's for flash and cam and waterproof jacket and trousers inside and the front pocket the gray hard case has my DJI mini 3 with 3 spare battery's the Two-Way Charging Hub and remote and still tons of room in the other pockets inside and on the sides

I'm not going to review this case as there is plenty of reviews about it. I'll tell you what fits inside it . I have a Nikon D850 with a 150-600mm lens attached , it fits in the middle compartment with the lens hood in the stored position on the lens, next to it is a 100-400mm lens with room to spare , on the left side is a 24-70 lens, using a velcro divider I put a Nikon D7200 in . Where the body of the D850 fits is a small padded bag with a zip opening, I have put in that 6 batteries, 4 memory cards and 2 cleaning clothes. The case is waterproof as I have used it on a photo shoot in the rain but it does come with a plastic waterproof cover though I never used it. I did fit the 100-400 lens on the camera with lens hood attached ready to use and it fits in the middle compartment just the same as with the big lens attached. It was exactly what I was looking for and is perfect for me.

have been using it for the past 9 months. simply superb!

非常に良い!!

I personally think it's overpriced, 'caused it's written in the description that it's waterproof but it isn't waterproof without the rain cover which means the part it covers is the back of the bag-pack when you wear it but from the chains water will get inside which could be harmful for any camera gears and most over even if you are even using the rain cover water goes through doesn't matter how waterproof it says, didn't meet my expectations for the price i paid which is a little overpriced for a back-pack, water passes through every corners, i travel a lot and i take my camera gear with me so i wanted a totally water proof and shockproof but last week when i was returning from my tour, it was raining and i thought my bag would make it through the rain, but it didn't . i haven't tested the "shockproof" thing on it yet or should i say i haven't got the chance to test it yet, however overall i'll give it 3 stars out of 5 'cause you know i like to get the things done for which i paid for . So, as per my experience with this product is not so good , i'll say it's usable and if your're thinking to get it then i'll personally suggest that you get a raincoat if you don't have one.

Zaino di qualità superiore , nulla da invidiare a marchi blasonati, cerniere zip di ottima qualità , materiali di ottima fattura, scomparti rigidi e ben fatti con aggancio sul fondo ed altri particolari estetici molto validi. Ho comprato questo zaino per trasportare le mie mirrorless XT-2 battery pack 50-140 , 16-35 f2.8 e altri obiettivi e flash, oltre che altri accessori, da subito mi ha stupito la qualità dello zaino, ma da subito purtroppo ho notato che era veramente ingombrante e pesante, forse più adatto al trasporto di fotocamere reflex della serie 1 Canon o serie 5 Nikon, comunque le ML Fuji col battery pack a dimensioni e pesi non scherzano, diciamo che ho reso lo zaino non per la sua qualità me per gli ingombri, essendo alto circa 1,70 cm lo zaino risultava essere più alto della mia schiena ed anche lo spessore non scherzava , direi con moltissimo dispiacere mi tocca restituire lo zaino, se volete un raffronto diretto ad esempio col basic Amazon è grande più del doppio ed ovviamente è fatto 10 volte meglio come soluzioni e materiali. Se avete bisogno di uno zaino molto valido vi consiglio ad occhi chiusi questo , il rapporto qualità prezzo è imbatbile, ve lo dico perchè ho posseduto anche zaini di marche molto blasonate con prezzi nettamente superiori. Per coloro che cercano la chiave, onestamente non ha senso , credo non serva a nulla è un surpluss inutile ed infatti non c'era. Per chi deve trasportare in aereo ha le dimensioni di un bagaglio a mano buono , direi da stiva. Amazon eccellente!!

Es muy robusta y de muy buena calidad. Las cremalleras son muy buenas. Viene muy completa y con mucha cabida para objetivos. Yo llevo una segunda cámara.

Nachdem mein kleiner Photorucksack ein wenig in die Jahre gekommen ist, habe ich nach einem Ersatz gesucht und bin nach einigen Vergleichen auf diesen Photorucksack von Neewer gestoßen (die Lieferung war insgesamt ein wenig kompliziert, das ist aber eine andere Geschichte und hat nichts mit diesem Produkt zu tun. Nachdem ich das Teil jetzt seit zwei Tagen in Händen halte, habe ich die folgenden Eindrücke gewonnen: die Verarbeitung: bei genauer Inspektion fallen keine Unregelmäßigkeiten auf: alle Nähte sind sauber verarbeitet (keine überstehenden Fäden, keine ausgerissenen Verabeitungsstellen), das Material macht einen wertigen Eindruck, der Geruch ist weitestgehend neutral (ganz leichte und nicht störende Geruchsnote nach "neuer Phototasche)". das Tragesystem: der Rucksack hat breite und recht gut gepolsterte Trageriemen mit einem ausreichenden Einstellbereich. Der Hüftgurt ist recht breit, ebenfalls gut gepolstert und stützt gut auch an den Hüften. Der Brustgurt paßt ebenfalls recht gut, könnte allerdings ein wenig länger sein. Das Rückenteil ist leicht gepolstert, gerippt und mit einer Netzoberfläche versehen, durch die Rippung kann von einer akzeptablen Durchlüftung ausgegangen werden. Insgesamt ist das Tragesstem nach dem ersten Eindruck recht bequem und läßt sich gut anpassen. Nach dem ersten Beladen mit ca. 8 kg (incl. Rucksackgewicht) hat nichts gedrückt und der Rucksack saß sehr bequem. Ein längerer Tragetest steht aber noch aus und zur "Nassfestigkeit" kann ich ebenfalls noch keine Angaben machen. Die "Außeneinrichtung": der Rucksack bietet die Möglichkeit, sowohl an den Seiten wie auch an der Vorderseite ein (kurzes) Stativ anzubringen. Am Boden des Vorderteils kann dazu noch eine Haltelasche ausgeklappt werden. Ein von mir üblicherweise genutztes Einbeinstativ (mit Bodenspinne und einem Manfrotto Action Grip) kann zwar am Rücken angebracht werden, sitzt aber nicht wirklich gut (ist aber kein Problem, da ich unterwegs das Stativ in der Regel in der Hand trage oder als "Wanderstock" benutze). An beiden Seiten ist jeweils eine Netztasche (z.B. für ein Stativ oder Wasserflaschen) und an einer Seite ist noch eine kleine Zubehörtasche angebracht. Auch am Kopf des Rucksacks und am Hüftgurt sind weitere Taschen für Kleinteile. Zudem gibt es noch weitere "Verzurrpunkte". Die "Inneneinrichtung": die Außentasche auf der Vorderseite ist für die Aufbewahrung eines Laptops gedacht. Da ein Laptop in meinem Photorucksack grundsätzlich nichts zu suchen hat, lassen sich dort alternativ sehr gut Kleinteile, die mitgelieferte Regenschutzhülle (gut gemacht mit einem "Spannriemen" und Hakenösen zur Befestigung an den Schultergurten) und ggf. eine dünne Regen- oder Kapuzenjacke unterbringen. Zur Öffnung der "Haupttasche" befindet sich am Rückenteil ein umlaufender zweiteiliger Reissverschluß, der durch ein angebrachtes Schloss gesichert werden kann (nettes Feature, das ich allerdings bei diesem Rucksack nicht unbedingt brauche). Wie üblich sind verschiedene durch Klettband verbundene Unterteiler eingesetzt, zusätzlich gibt es im Kopfbereich eine kleine herausnehmbare Tasche. Die Unterteiler sind gut gepolstern, recht flexibel und nicht zu weich. Einziges Manko aus meiner Sicht sind die beiden langen "Längsunterteiler", diese besitzen nur im Kopfbereich ein Klappmöglichkeit zur Seite. Damit wird die Unterbringung einer zweiten Kamera mit angesetztem Objektiv ein wenig schwierig. Die Tiefe der Tasche ist ausreichend, eine Vollformatkamera mit Batteriegriff und mittellangem Objektiv (z.B. Canon 24-105mm) passt problemlos hinein. Eine zweite Kamera incl. Batteriegriff und angesetztem Objektiv passt nach "Verbiegen" der Trennwände ebenfalls hinein. Weiterhin ist genug Raum für weiteres Zubehör (Akkus, Speicherkarten, LED-Licht, Belichtungsmesser etc.). Natürlich ist dieser Rucksack nichts für "Schnellzieher", denn es gibt keine Möglichkeit (z.B. über eine seitliche Öffnung), flott an eine Kamera zu kommen, es muß immer die komplette Rückenklappe geöffnet werden, was mir (als "slow photographer") persönlich aber außerordentlich gut gefällt (denn damit gibt es auch keine Möglichkeit für Unbefugte, schnell an den Tascheninhalt zu gelangen). Bis auf das kleine Manko der etwas unflexiblen Längsunterteiler ist dieser Photorucksack wirklich gut gelungen.