Great bag and the material is great

So far I love it! My old camera bag none of the zippers worked, so I was in need of something to help protect my camera & lenses. I love that it has a place to put my laptop. The only tiny flaw is that tripod velcro doesn't shrink small enough to hold my tripod in place.

GOOD POINTS-
You can fit a DSLR with a battery grip, IF you reconfigure and place the camera at the bottom of the pack aiming upwards. This is a safer posistion anyways when you open.
WHAT CAN I FIT- (After moving the padding) NIKON DSLR with grip attached (obviously) a 40mm macro, a manual wide angle 28mm, a 105mm, Speedlight and reflector, 2 filter packs, which could be swapped out for a compact Qubo tripod. And a baggie of "stuff"
So enough for a days worth of shooting.
DOWNSIDE-
The side pocket does not Velcro closed, so your items could fall out. The tripod pocket for the legs could be a little deeper and the straps for the tripod need to be further apart, vertically. Putting in a 65' tripod, it sticks out, so... I've found myself attaching a length of paracord to hold across the top.
The interior pocket does not Velcro closed. Come on... So, put your items into a baggie or they will go flying.
And the front straps need a tab grab.
SUMMATION-
It's a decent pack. Not for overseas travel, unless you're travelling light and you know you're going light. For anything local where you're driving to it's fine. I'm going to have to paracord tweak spots on the pack to make it work better.

The reason I am doing four stars is the quality of the bag on the exterior is very good I love that it comes with a waterproof pouch however once you get onto the inside the large dividers are warped and took some bending and such to get back straight.Another downside of the bag is the X ternal USB port in the cord on the inside of the bag I don't like how you can't disconnect that because then it automatically takes up one of the compartments in the bag to where you can't use it for a lens or another camera or something like that it's almost like it Hass to be used strictly for assessor h another downside of the bag is the X ternal USB port the cord on the inside of the bag I don't like how you can't disconnect that because then it automatically takes up one of the compartments in the bag to where you can't use it for a lens or another camera or something like that it's almost like it Hass to be used strictly for misc.

As a little bit skeptical on the sides when I first open the box it looked kind of small for my needs. But then after I start packing it with both of my cameras with both battery grips attached the depth of the bag was was deep enough for my Nikon D800 and my Nikon D7100 with battery grips attached. Now with my camera and my 7 0 - 200 F 2.8 attached to my camera there's still 5 iches of room left to spare for total length of the bag. I wasn't sure about the velcro on the side that hold your tripod butt it help BC Master 85in tripod securely and nice and tight to the backpack I was pretty impressed with that. And where you put your laptop there is plenty of cushion between the laptop and my back that you can't even tell that it's there. But I don't use the laptop I use an iPad Pro 10.5 and there's room to put my memory card reader my power cable for it and keep it separate from my camera bag. Even though with the backpack over my shoulders there's not a clip that attaches across your chest I'm not using this backpack for extremely long hikes. I'm using this to carry my camera gear for the local shoots and I couldn't be more happier with this backpack. It also does not have a waist belt which I could care less. I know that's important for some people but this is not that type of backpack. I fit two camera bodies four lenses: 85mm, 100mm macro, 50mm, 70-200, and one godox camera flash and you're still plenty of room. I highly recommend this camera bag for its price and I also like the additional rain cover that has elastic that will go around the entire bag. They hit a home run with this cheap bag.