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<blockquote data-quote="CoeyCoey" data-source="post: 139733" data-attributes="member: 13759">I just bought this pack and I love it!&nbsp; I travel to a lot of crime ridden areas, and the thing I hate about camera bags is that they all look like camera bags.&nbsp; When I saw this, I thought it would work better than the black Lowepro bag I have, and i when it arrived, I fell in love with it.&nbsp; The bottom half is padded and I have my body with 18-300dx, 70-200 2.8, two small prime lenses, plus SB-800.&nbsp; Still a little room left.&nbsp; The top portion doesn't have as much padding, but it does have some because there is a sleeve in the front for a laptop.&nbsp; Well enough for 13 inch, and probably even 15 inch.&nbsp; You can access it from the top, or a zipper along the side.&nbsp; There are two pop-out water bottle holders, two large pockets on the bottom portion with a flap over them and two smaller pockets.&nbsp; One more additional large pocket on the flap that covers the upper compartment.&nbsp; Lower straps are perfect for strapping on a tripod, and there are several other rings and webbings you could attach more things to.It is very comfortable, but it doesn't have a waist strap, so all the weight is on your upper body.&nbsp; It isn't as comfortable as a well made hiking backpack with a semi-rigid frame, but it is quite comfortable for the price which was $80.<a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005HTUVOE/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1" target="_blank">Amazon.com: Khaki Green Canvas Outdoor Camera Bag/Laptop Bag Medium Backpack, whistle on CLIP (no tripod included) + Cosmos Cable Tie: Camera &amp; Photo</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="CoeyCoey, post: 139733, member: 13759"] I just bought this pack and I love it! I travel to a lot of crime ridden areas, and the thing I hate about camera bags is that they all look like camera bags. When I saw this, I thought it would work better than the black Lowepro bag I have, and i when it arrived, I fell in love with it. The bottom half is padded and I have my body with 18-300dx, 70-200 2.8, two small prime lenses, plus SB-800. Still a little room left. The top portion doesn't have as much padding, but it does have some because there is a sleeve in the front for a laptop. Well enough for 13 inch, and probably even 15 inch. You can access it from the top, or a zipper along the side. There are two pop-out water bottle holders, two large pockets on the bottom portion with a flap over them and two smaller pockets. One more additional large pocket on the flap that covers the upper compartment. Lower straps are perfect for strapping on a tripod, and there are several other rings and webbings you could attach more things to. It is very comfortable, but it doesn't have a waist strap, so all the weight is on your upper body. It isn't as comfortable as a well made hiking backpack with a semi-rigid frame, but it is quite comfortable for the price which was $80. [url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005HTUVOE/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1]Amazon.com: Khaki Green Canvas Outdoor Camera Bag/Laptop Bag Medium Backpack, whistle on CLIP (no tripod included) + Cosmos Cable Tie: Camera & Photo[/url] [/QUOTE]

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