I tried to keep this video limited to just over 10 minutes but because of that, I can't tell you every single feature. There's THAT many. But here is a list of my favourites: Waterproof X-Pac (Vegan too) Expandable Rolltop Storage (12l extra) 3D AirMesh (Back ventilation and on shoulder straps) Floor panel (I'm now in a serious relationship with this floor panel) Side pockets fit enough to hold a Gimbal Tons of space for cameras, lenses, drones, batteries, and remotes. I hope this video helps you in some way! Maybe it saves your back in the near future :D
How is this bag holding up today compared to other options? (Especially in terms of comfort) Do you still use it? I'm still trying to find the perfect camera backpack (like everyone else). I've tried the Shimoda 35l Explore V2 and Action X30 but for some reason Shimoda's harness system just doesn't work well for me and I find their bags very uncomfortable even after loads of adjustments. The Think Tank Urban Access 15 is much more comfortable but I find the layout limiting. The Fstop Shinn 80l is very comfortable for it's size and weight when used with the hip belt but it's far too big for most daily carry use. It's also hard to find bags with good depth to store larger lenses vertically like the Canon RF 70-200mm (5.75") and RF 28-70mm F2. The Compagnon 20l and 30l look great but are very expensive and hard to find much recent feedback on compared to other options.
Hey there! So 6 months on with the backpack and I’m still using it, still holds like a champ and I’ve had no damages or quality issues whatsoever and I’ve really put it through some stress over those 6 months! It’s definitely a very comfortable carry and weight distribution, even when it’s overpacked. I begin to feel it after 2-3 hours of hard hiking with tons of camera gear inside, but it changed the game entirely for me as I remember how the 100€ Lowepro bags used to kill my back and shoulders. Zips are a little annoying if you’re opening and closing all day, but they’re strong and I’ve never had them split open or anything like that. I’d genuinely recommend this backpack to anybody, I’m still thrilled that I got it and don’t regret the purchase at all. Hell I’m even looking getting a 2nd bag from Compagnon for more casual trips away 😂 Hope this helps you a bit!
@@bladerealm124 Honestly not at all, the 30l feels just about right for everything. I'm considering getting the 20l just for ease of traveling since I'm always a bit anxious that airlines stop me for bringing an oversized backpack. Never been stopped yet, but I would be forced to pay for oversized luggage if they were to double check me 🤣
I tried to keep this video limited to just over 10 minutes but because of that, I can't tell you every single feature. There's THAT many.
But here is a list of my favourites:
Waterproof X-Pac (Vegan too)
Expandable Rolltop Storage (12l extra)
3D AirMesh (Back ventilation and on shoulder straps)
Floor panel (I'm now in a serious relationship with this floor panel)
Side pockets fit enough to hold a Gimbal
Tons of space for cameras, lenses, drones, batteries, and remotes.
I hope this video helps you in some way! Maybe it saves your back in the near future :D
I'm an all rounder....drone and cameras 📷
1:18 what are those gloves? :)
You forgot the second hidden pocket with the mat to kneel on boggy ground ... 🙂
I really did…that thing has been a life saver 😂 I plan to add that as a “correction” in my 6 month review
I like it
Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed!
How is this bag holding up today compared to other options? (Especially in terms of comfort) Do you still use it? I'm still trying to find the perfect camera backpack (like everyone else). I've tried the Shimoda 35l Explore V2 and Action X30 but for some reason Shimoda's harness system just doesn't work well for me and I find their bags very uncomfortable even after loads of adjustments. The Think Tank Urban Access 15 is much more comfortable but I find the layout limiting. The Fstop Shinn 80l is very comfortable for it's size and weight when used with the hip belt but it's far too big for most daily carry use. It's also hard to find bags with good depth to store larger lenses vertically like the Canon RF 70-200mm (5.75") and RF 28-70mm F2.
The Compagnon 20l and 30l look great but are very expensive and hard to find much recent feedback on compared to other options.
Hey there! So 6 months on with the backpack and I’m still using it, still holds like a champ and I’ve had no damages or quality issues whatsoever and I’ve really put it through some stress over those 6 months!
It’s definitely a very comfortable carry and weight distribution, even when it’s overpacked. I begin to feel it after 2-3 hours of hard hiking with tons of camera gear inside, but it changed the game entirely for me as I remember how the 100€ Lowepro bags used to kill my back and shoulders.
Zips are a little annoying if you’re opening and closing all day, but they’re strong and I’ve never had them split open or anything like that.
I’d genuinely recommend this backpack to anybody, I’m still thrilled that I got it and don’t regret the purchase at all. Hell I’m even looking getting a 2nd bag from Compagnon for more casual trips away 😂
Hope this helps you a bit!
Thanks for the info. I'm trying to decide between the 20l and 30l. Do you find the 30l to be overkill for daily carry?@@AlexanderPallis
@@bladerealm124 Honestly not at all, the 30l feels just about right for everything. I'm considering getting the 20l just for ease of traveling since I'm always a bit anxious that airlines stop me for bringing an oversized backpack.
Never been stopped yet, but I would be forced to pay for oversized luggage if they were to double check me 🤣
Does the peak design capture clip fit on the strap?
It does! I’m using the same clip on my left shoulder strap, fits perfectly fine!
(Sorry for the late reply!)
Thanks for the update @@AlexanderPallis