Just received the backpack today and my first impression is that it is a very nice backpack.
I was searching for a photography backpack that was big enough to fit my Canon 7D with battery grip and an attached Sigma 150-600mm lens. Plus be able to carry a couple of other lenses as well (Sigma 70-200, Canon 24-105 & Canon 50mm). This backpack fits that need (see photos) with plenty of room left over for some additional accessories (extra batteries, remote, etc.). It also has a very nice strap & pocket on the side to carry a tripod (see photo).
There are plenty of padded dividers to set up the interior of the bag in just about any configuration you may want. I actually had three of the small dividers left over after I got it set up the way I wanted.
The construction seems to be very well made. Zippers operate very smoothly. Material feels like it should be very durable and be able to stand up to dirt, dust, moisture, etc. The included rain cover is a nice bonus in case you happen to get caught in the elements.
The backpack fits very nicely on my back. The chest strap is adjustable up or down and for snugness (is that really a word??? LOL). The waist strap is very nice as it is padded on the sides and has a very nice buckle / clasp. I like that it wraps around more than some other backpacks I have tried. It sat very nicely on my back once I had the straps adjusted to my liking and it didn't feel like it was putting any strain on my shoulders or back. A very nice fit that I feel I could wear for an extended period of time (this is very important to me as I have had two back surgeries).
I really like that the access to the main compartment of the backpack is on the back side. It gives the contents a little more security without having to worry about the zippers siding open and the contents spilling out (I had this happen with one of my previous backpacks). The front compartment has plenty of space for accessories, phone, keys, etc.
I have not been out with it yet. I will update this review once I am able to test it out in the field, but I have no doubts at the moment that it will perform very well and as intended.
Overall opinion so far: This is a very nice bag and worth the money.
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| size | — | Small | Small | 45 x 33 x 20 cm (17.72 x 13 x 7.87 inch) | Large | 45 x 33 x 20 cm (17.72 x 13 x 7.87 inch) |
| outer material | Nylon | Polyvinyl Chloride | Polyvinyl Chloride | Faux Leather | Polyvinyl Chloride | Leather |
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Abonnyc Backpack Multi-functional use ！
With the Abonnyc DRLBP-CZ you're going to be in style no matter what side of the camera you're on. Featuring a smooth streamline shape that doesn't sacrifice storage, the DRLBP-CZ is not only practical but is also aesthetically pleasing. Multi-functional use , Not only will you have a beautiful camera bag , Also travel hiking bag .The Abonnyc DRLBP-CZ is unique, unparalleled and unrestricted.
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Safety design ，Open the back ，Effectively prevent the thief ，Waterproof Anti-shock Protect your expensive equipment !
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Comfort on the go ！
The Abonnyc backpack's adjustable, heavily padded, shoulder straps and wide, adjustable waist and chest straps make the backpack comfortable to wear even when loaded with all your gear.
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Fantastic photography backpack
Just received the backpack today and my first impression is that it is a very nice backpack.I was searching for a photography backpack that was big enough to fit my Canon 7D with battery grip and an attached Sigma 150-600mm lens. Plus be able to carry a couple of other lenses as well (Sigma 70-200, Canon 24-105 & Canon 50mm). This backpack fits that need (see photos) with plenty of room left over for some additional accessories (extra batteries, remote, etc.). It also has a very nice strap & pocket on the side to carry a tripod (see photo).There are plenty of padded dividers to set up the interior of the bag in just about any configuration you may want. I actually had three of the small dividers left over after I got it set up the way I wanted.The construction seems to be very well made. Zippers operate very smoothly. Material feels like it should be very durable and be able to stand up to dirt, dust, moisture, etc. The included rain cover is a nice bonus in case you happen to get caught in the elements.The backpack fits very nicely on my back. The chest strap is adjustable up or down and for snugness (is that really a word??? LOL). The waist strap is very nice as it is padded on the sides and has a very nice buckle / clasp. I like that it wraps around more than some other backpacks I have tried. It sat very nicely on my back once I had the straps adjusted to my liking and it didn't feel like it was putting any strain on my shoulders or back. A very nice fit that I feel I could wear for an extended period of time (this is very important to me as I have had two back surgeries).I really like that the access to the main compartment of the backpack is on the back side. It gives the contents a little more security without having to worry about the zippers siding open and the contents spilling out (I had this happen with one of my previous backpacks). The front compartment has plenty of space for accessories, phone, keys, etc.I have not been out with it yet. I will update this review once I am able to test it out in the field, but I have no doubts at the moment that it will perform very well and as intended.Overall opinion so far: This is a very nice bag and worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2021
Just received the backpack today and my first impression is that it is a very nice backpack.
I was searching for a photography backpack that was big enough to fit my Canon 7D with battery grip and an attached Sigma 150-600mm lens. Plus be able to carry a couple of other lenses as well (Sigma 70-200, Canon 24-105 & Canon 50mm). This backpack fits that need (see photos) with plenty of room left over for some additional accessories (extra batteries, remote, etc.). It also has a very nice strap & pocket on the side to carry a tripod (see photo).
There are plenty of padded dividers to set up the interior of the bag in just about any configuration you may want. I actually had three of the small dividers left over after I got it set up the way I wanted.
The construction seems to be very well made. Zippers operate very smoothly. Material feels like it should be very durable and be able to stand up to dirt, dust, moisture, etc. The included rain cover is a nice bonus in case you happen to get caught in the elements.
The backpack fits very nicely on my back. The chest strap is adjustable up or down and for snugness (is that really a word??? LOL). The waist strap is very nice as it is padded on the sides and has a very nice buckle / clasp. I like that it wraps around more than some other backpacks I have tried. It sat very nicely on my back once I had the straps adjusted to my liking and it didn't feel like it was putting any strain on my shoulders or back. A very nice fit that I feel I could wear for an extended period of time (this is very important to me as I have had two back surgeries).
I really like that the access to the main compartment of the backpack is on the back side. It gives the contents a little more security without having to worry about the zippers siding open and the contents spilling out (I had this happen with one of my previous backpacks). The front compartment has plenty of space for accessories, phone, keys, etc.
I have not been out with it yet. I will update this review once I am able to test it out in the field, but I have no doubts at the moment that it will perform very well and as intended.
Overall opinion so far: This is a very nice bag and worth the money.
I was searching for a photography backpack that was big enough to fit my Canon 7D with battery grip and an attached Sigma 150-600mm lens. Plus be able to carry a couple of other lenses as well (Sigma 70-200, Canon 24-105 & Canon 50mm). This backpack fits that need (see photos) with plenty of room left over for some additional accessories (extra batteries, remote, etc.). It also has a very nice strap & pocket on the side to carry a tripod (see photo).
There are plenty of padded dividers to set up the interior of the bag in just about any configuration you may want. I actually had three of the small dividers left over after I got it set up the way I wanted.
The construction seems to be very well made. Zippers operate very smoothly. Material feels like it should be very durable and be able to stand up to dirt, dust, moisture, etc. The included rain cover is a nice bonus in case you happen to get caught in the elements.
The backpack fits very nicely on my back. The chest strap is adjustable up or down and for snugness (is that really a word??? LOL). The waist strap is very nice as it is padded on the sides and has a very nice buckle / clasp. I like that it wraps around more than some other backpacks I have tried. It sat very nicely on my back once I had the straps adjusted to my liking and it didn't feel like it was putting any strain on my shoulders or back. A very nice fit that I feel I could wear for an extended period of time (this is very important to me as I have had two back surgeries).
I really like that the access to the main compartment of the backpack is on the back side. It gives the contents a little more security without having to worry about the zippers siding open and the contents spilling out (I had this happen with one of my previous backpacks). The front compartment has plenty of space for accessories, phone, keys, etc.
I have not been out with it yet. I will update this review once I am able to test it out in the field, but I have no doubts at the moment that it will perform very well and as intended.
Overall opinion so far: This is a very nice bag and worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2017
The bag comes with the main camera compartment wide open. This seems to give you a lot of flexibility, but the included dividers come in only two sizes, small and 2/3rd the length of the bag which constrains you to the traditional three-column grid most bags use.
The bag is just a hair too shallow to stand up common longer lenses. My Nikon 18-140 at 97mm long will stand up comfortably, my 24-120 at 100mm by specification (127mm with caps) comes just to the top of the dividers, and my Sigma 105 at 127mm (145mm with caps) is too tall. So two of my lenses (105mm and 70-300) have to lay down in the bag, taking up precious real estate.
There are two laptop/tablet pockets; neither fits my 15 inch UltraBook. I'd hazard a guess that a 13 inch is the largest that will safely fit.
Attached is a picture that shows the bag holding (clockwise from left) a Nikon D750 with attached 24-120 VR, a Nikon 70-300, Nikon 50mm (with room to stack another small prime above it), Sigma 105, Altura speedlight, Sigma 17-35, Nikon D7200 body, and in the middle a Nikon 85mm. This arrangement left me with one small divider left unused. Most other bags never seem to give you enough dividers, but this bag provides plenty.
Where the bag really shines is all the other storage space. there's a tripod strap on one side, with a hidden pull-out pocket for the bottom of longer tripods (look for it, when velcroed shut it is practically invisible) and a huge pocket in the front with a couple of little inner pouches and pockets inside (but see my update below).
Construction feels very solid. My previous Filemate bag holds more lenses standing up, but everytime I zip it shut and lift it I worry something is going to break. On this bag everything feels very solid, secure, well-sewn and well-padded. The straps are generous; I'm a big guy and had no problem adjusting the shoulder, chest and belly straps to fit my body.
From the outside, there is no indication that it is a camera bag; it looks like any other daypack. The rain cover that came with mine was not light green with a logo like the one pictured, mine is black with no logo and a silver lining.
So far it seems like a winner; I just wish the main compartment was 3/4 of an inch deeper and the whole thing an inch and a half longer to accommodate my laptop.
UPDATE: Although there is a lot of storage space, most of it is in four big unstructured pockets: the two tablet/laptop pockets, the big open front pocket, and a big zippered pocket in the inside of the front flap. While all four go all the way to the bottom, they're not good choices for small items. There are only two small pockets (one with a strap that appears to be for a smartphone) and two pen holders. I'm going to sew a mesh zippered pencil holder to the inside and possibly modify it with a couple of elastic-topped mesh pockets but I shouldn't have to.
Initial impression is good, needs more small storage spaces
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2017
This review is for the green version. I just received this so naturally this is about my first impressions, but I will update it as I use it. As I shoot more and more I may constantly looking for new bags to grow with me. I've tended to use "traditional" camera bags, this is my first backpack style bag.Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2017
The bag comes with the main camera compartment wide open. This seems to give you a lot of flexibility, but the included dividers come in only two sizes, small and 2/3rd the length of the bag which constrains you to the traditional three-column grid most bags use.
The bag is just a hair too shallow to stand up common longer lenses. My Nikon 18-140 at 97mm long will stand up comfortably, my 24-120 at 100mm by specification (127mm with caps) comes just to the top of the dividers, and my Sigma 105 at 127mm (145mm with caps) is too tall. So two of my lenses (105mm and 70-300) have to lay down in the bag, taking up precious real estate.
There are two laptop/tablet pockets; neither fits my 15 inch UltraBook. I'd hazard a guess that a 13 inch is the largest that will safely fit.
Attached is a picture that shows the bag holding (clockwise from left) a Nikon D750 with attached 24-120 VR, a Nikon 70-300, Nikon 50mm (with room to stack another small prime above it), Sigma 105, Altura speedlight, Sigma 17-35, Nikon D7200 body, and in the middle a Nikon 85mm. This arrangement left me with one small divider left unused. Most other bags never seem to give you enough dividers, but this bag provides plenty.
Where the bag really shines is all the other storage space. there's a tripod strap on one side, with a hidden pull-out pocket for the bottom of longer tripods (look for it, when velcroed shut it is practically invisible) and a huge pocket in the front with a couple of little inner pouches and pockets inside (but see my update below).
Construction feels very solid. My previous Filemate bag holds more lenses standing up, but everytime I zip it shut and lift it I worry something is going to break. On this bag everything feels very solid, secure, well-sewn and well-padded. The straps are generous; I'm a big guy and had no problem adjusting the shoulder, chest and belly straps to fit my body.
From the outside, there is no indication that it is a camera bag; it looks like any other daypack. The rain cover that came with mine was not light green with a logo like the one pictured, mine is black with no logo and a silver lining.
So far it seems like a winner; I just wish the main compartment was 3/4 of an inch deeper and the whole thing an inch and a half longer to accommodate my laptop.
UPDATE: Although there is a lot of storage space, most of it is in four big unstructured pockets: the two tablet/laptop pockets, the big open front pocket, and a big zippered pocket in the inside of the front flap. While all four go all the way to the bottom, they're not good choices for small items. There are only two small pockets (one with a strap that appears to be for a smartphone) and two pen holders. I'm going to sew a mesh zippered pencil holder to the inside and possibly modify it with a couple of elastic-topped mesh pockets but I shouldn't have to.
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Richard S
comfortable well padded backpack for serious photographers
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 18, 2017stuart
solid 4/5, two minor OCD complaints
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 7, 2016