7dayshop Sac à dos pour Appareil Photo Reflex Canon ou Nikon et objectifs ou accessoires Noir

i bought this bag to take on a video shoot with a bike company for a couple of days, it was excellent! i could fit my camera stabiliser, 3 lenses, camera body, helmet camera flash etc and even my lunch in it! the flap made easy access very quick, it was cheap and the padding was really thick so i did not have to worry about anything breaking. only one problem, the strap broke during the trip but i could just tie it to one of the side hook as a temporary repair and when i got back from the trip i told 7dayshop and they sent a replacement within 5 days with no extra cost and i have had no problem with that what so ever! really pleased and i recommend this to anyone, great buy thank you :)

A nice method of carrying your equipment with plenty of dividers supplied to allow any combination that you could imagine.When the backpack is open there is also an additional zippered pouch to for smaller bits and pieces.The velcro dividers when being configured can prove a problem if you don't ensure that they are positioned right down into the the bottom of the rucksak. In my case initially resulting in difficulty zipping the rucksak up. Once I'd rectified this problem everything was okay.If like me, I tend to fill the rucksak up with everything plus extra's that I think I need but seldom do weight could be an issue. The strength of the carrying straps and their shap and stitching look to be very good, only time and use will tell.

Superb piece of kit. It takes my camers plus lenses flashgun, filters etc with ease. Shame it hasn't got a carrier for a tripod/monopod but at this price it is just great. It makes carrying your kit much easier because it is a rucksack so the weight is easy to carry, especially as I have to use walking sticks as well. You won't be disappointed, it has taken the place of a MUCH more expensive kit carrier.

Nice size, well made but...There are no straps or supports to hold items in place only Velcro deviders. This is great for keeping items separate but not strong enough to access case without laying on its back on a flat surface. I found failure to do so meant items lean forward and could fall out, too much of a risk for expensive cameras and lenses.Yes, laying the back pack on its back on a flat surface gets round this, but that's not always possible, and if the surrounding area is not clean, then the rear of the back pack, the bit that will come into contact with your clothes, could then be filthy.My only other concern, there are no little pouches, pockets etc to put lense filters or memory cards in, just 2 large zip areas, one inside one out, which means everything is just roaming around inside the sections.As stated, it's well made, and if not likely to be used outdoors in all weathers, probably ideal. But for me it was not what I required.In fairness to the seller, they do allow an item to be returned for a refund, but they're based in Guernsey so it's too expensive to return, may as well sell it on

I've been using a heavier crumpler bag for my camera gear(Canon 7D fitted with a 400mm L prime; 50mm and a Tokina 11-16). The crumpler has more padding, more depth, and a few additional features e.g. "space" for small laptop and double zip netted security mesh(to help prevent lenses from falling out.) However, everything was a tight fit. Even the zipped pockets were a pain to fit anything in - and a bigger pain to take anything out.When the 7dayshop bag arrived, my initial impression was that this bag was going to be too small. How wrong I was. It looks smaller, but fits my camera attached to the 400mm with inches to spare. My Tokina and 50mm fit nicely too. I even have room for a couple more small lenses or, alternatively, a few sandwiches. Something I could not do with my crumpler. So I'm really impressed.The padding, while not as good as my crumpler, is adequate; but the unused Velcro compartments can be used as additional padding at base and sides of the bag.It has a zipped pocket on the inside of the main flap; ideal for storing memory cards and other bits and bobs. There's also another zipped pocket on the outside giving easy access to travel tickets, map or whatever you decide to store in there. There's also an elasticated netted mesh compartment on the outside where you could possibly store a water bottle or something.The bag doesn't look as waterproof as my crumpler, but it looks like it would withstand a decent shower. Can't say how robust the double zip on the main flap is yet, but I guess as long as the bag isn't filled to bursting, the zip's should be fine.Overall, have to say this bag is very good value for money.Pros:LightweightNice size (fits a 400mm L prime f5.6 with Canon 7D mounted)Nice qualityCheapLooks goodCons:Padding could be a little betterNot needed, but lacks an inner double zipped mesh for extra security

This has been a corking little backpack, able to swallow my DSLR with 50mm lens, a chunky 300mm lens and a flash unit as well as my 24 - 150mm lens. There is a front pocket for paperwork, tickets and odds and ends. It has stood up to a lot of wear and the equipment is well protected against everyday knocks and bumps. Very pleased - I now require a larger one as I have expanded out of it as I have bought more kit.