Shimoda Action X50 v2 Backpack, Outdoor Photography Adventure Pack fits gripped mirrorless and DSLR cameras, w/Modular Core Unit Compatibility, Expandable Rolltop, 16" Laptop Sleeve, Army Green

Muy buena mochila, excelente calidad

Super Artikel, Mega gute Polsterung, super guter Tragekomfort, auch wenn mit Gewicht, guter Zugang, schön stabil und alles! Auch das Laptop Fach ist der Hammer und so einfach im Zugang!!

Amazing backpack! I've gone through several photography backpacks and this has hit every point. Super well designed and thought out. It actually has support for hiking for an 8hr excursion without exhausting your hips and back. The cinch down point are exactly like a mountaineering backpack. Everything is thought out and designed perfect. The removable side pockets for the tripod or water-bottle are wicked!!!! you can mount it anywhere and/or use it on your hip or backpack. Rolltop to cinch down or expand. Very water resistant material. I now have two of these bags. One 50 and one in the 25L. I have had a peak design, thule bags, lowepro's, and several bags from other companies, this is by the best I've had for travel and photography.

I am a wildlife photographer, so I am often taking long and multi day hikes with my gear, and this camera backpack has been the most comfortable and spacious one I’ve used yet. The padding and strap sizes are perfect and feel very nice while wearing for long distances. There are plenty of straps you can adjust to get the pack fitting just right on your back, which makes all the difference, and the 4 adjustable shoulder strap sizes allow for perfect fitting as well. The versatility in the number of pockets, straps, and pouches this backpack has is also very impressive. I find myself having no issue carrying everything I need and more. If you use a telephoto, such as the canon ef 100-400 ii, the medium core does force you to choose the absolute necessary equipment you need, but I don’t find this a real issue as there are different core sizes and medium fits my needs better as I usually need to carry more camping gear anyways. The material used is very robust feeling and has had no problem in the rain and dirt. I’ve yet to use the rain cover in the rain and have had no issues. I’d still recommend using it, especially if it’s a strong storm. Overall, I really don’t have any gripes with this backpack. It may be expensive, but you get the quality you pay for.