Happened to come across this bag on IG, and found your review, which is one of the best that I could find on YT - thank you for doing this review. Wanted to know if you still use the bag and whether you still like it. I like the many features of the bag, it's an ideal bag for light day hiking, where one can carry the necessary things besides obviously camera gear. Too many "camera" bags are only good for the most part, carrying cameras, I need something to carry a rain jacket, emergency kit, food, etc...and also camera equipment, this looks like it fits the bill perfectly. I have a few of the Mindshift rotation bags, works well, especially when you don't want to take the pack off your back, but limited somewhat on space to carry the other stuff one needs while out in the mountains and the rotation bag (22 L) is fairly heavy for it's size. Also, I like the back stuff panel, another place to put a jacket or rain jacket. I subscribed to your channel.
Definitely dig the size of it. I almost never end up taking the Protactic because it's just too damn big but this looks like it is more well targeted to outdoorsy activities.
I really wonder if the 70-200GM can fit here with an a9. This looks perfect for my adventure! Thanks for this review, watched this a lot of times already.
Awesome review. Would you say the inability to fully open the pack for quick and easy changing lens is a potential deal breaker? I am currently using the WANDRD PRVK 21L. it is a great pack, except when carrying a full load on a long day hiking, without the cinch strap, the neck and shoulder can get a bit sore. After some usage, I think it is more suited as an urban pack, so am currently looking for a more hiking oriented pack. Any feedback is highly appreciated. Thanks.
I don't think it's a deal breaker for me. It's less convenient when packing and unpacking to an extent, but it also makes me more intentional figuring out what gear to bring. Plus you have the main pack separated nicely then for clothes, food, other gear and the modularity. For more hiking focus I prefer that over the easy to open back of my Protactic 450. For trips I'll probably stick with the protactic but for hikes and around town anymore I always use the photosport and definitely recommend.
Happened to come across this bag on IG, and found your review, which is one of the best that I could find on YT - thank you for doing this review. Wanted to know if you still use the bag and whether you still like it. I like the many features of the bag, it's an ideal bag for light day hiking, where one can carry the necessary things besides obviously camera gear. Too many "camera" bags are only good for the most part, carrying cameras, I need something to carry a rain jacket, emergency kit, food, etc...and also camera equipment, this looks like it fits the bill perfectly. I have a few of the Mindshift rotation bags, works well, especially when you don't want to take the pack off your back, but limited somewhat on space to carry the other stuff one needs while out in the mountains and the rotation bag (22 L) is fairly heavy for it's size. Also, I like the back stuff panel, another place to put a jacket or rain jacket. I subscribed to your channel.
Definitely dig the size of it. I almost never end up taking the Protactic because it's just too damn big but this looks like it is more well targeted to outdoorsy activities.
Thanks for showing water bladder compartment. I really wanted to see if that can fit my 14 inch laptop.
Sure thing! Have mine in there a lot of times
Nice video! Thanks for sharing this
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
@@KylePugliese you're welcome! Definitely would come in handy on our adventures
I really wonder if the 70-200GM can fit here with an a9. This looks perfect for my adventure! Thanks for this review, watched this a lot of times already.
Great review Kyle - can you tell me what the back length is? Thanks
Informative video! I had watched it a number of times on my TV's youtube feature. I liked the way how roughly you handled this bag.
Nice video. Do you think it will fit a canon r5 with 24-70 f2.8 L attached plus a 70-200 f4L on the side? Any recommendation if not? Thanks
Hmmm that would be really tight. If you put the 70-200 on the body and had the 24-70 unattached I think it would
Awesome review. Would you say the inability to fully open the pack for quick and easy changing lens is a potential deal breaker? I am currently using the WANDRD PRVK 21L. it is a great pack, except when carrying a full load on a long day hiking, without the cinch strap, the neck and shoulder can get a bit sore. After some usage, I think it is more suited as an urban pack, so am currently looking for a more hiking oriented pack. Any feedback is highly appreciated. Thanks.
I don't think it's a deal breaker for me. It's less convenient when packing and unpacking to an extent, but it also makes me more intentional figuring out what gear to bring. Plus you have the main pack separated nicely then for clothes, food, other gear and the modularity. For more hiking focus I prefer that over the easy to open back of my Protactic 450. For trips I'll probably stick with the protactic but for hikes and around town anymore I always use the photosport and definitely recommend.
@@KylePugliese Thanks for the feedback. I will check it out once the local shop starts stocking them. Cheers.
What bag was the telephoto kept in??
Do you think would it fit a pro APS-C DSLR like a Nikon D500? Just by measuring compared to provided internal space it's maybe a bit too tall.