This is the only review for this backpack on KZread where an actual photographer talks about the points that are important to know. Well done!

I'm glad you pointed out a potential risk with having the shoulder straps connected to the back panel instead of the main body.

@soldoutmedia8025

2 жыл бұрын

Some bag designs are so bad because of this! Thanks for the comments!

You guys are the best, thanks for the review. I was close to picking this one up, but it had some deal breakers compared to other choices out there. Honestly the AWii version seems like it was the better bag-Lowepro streamlined these too much IMO. In the future “what fits” episodes, it would be great if you could get bodies+lenses of about 12-15 inches in length. Many of us are rocking 150-600mm style lenses for wildlife/sports etc. and it’s a PAIN researching bags that can accommodate such lenses and still fit other essential stuff we take along.

Well, as an owner of a Flipside, I' like to comment that your video misses to show the two top features of the Flipside: 1) The ability to "flip" the backpack, using the hip strap, open the back panel and change lenses, all without the need to remove the backpack from your body. That's the top feature of the Flipside series. 2) The alternative side access, which allows to access and stow away the camera, also without the need to remove the backpack from the body, which is usually only available on slings. All the "rest" you show in great detail is similar to other backpacks.

Great video! Looks like a nice bag, wished it would hold both a water bottle and tripod

I can fit my 14” MB pro and an IPad size LED panel in the back sleeve. Great bag, only wish the side pocket & compartment dividers were better suited for side compartment access.

Seems to be a nice EDC camera backpack! Would be nice to see the comparison to the Manfrotto Advanced 2 Fast, PD Everyday Backpack, PGYTECH One Go, the Lowepro Freeline and the small Wandrd Prvke!

@soldoutmedia8025

3 жыл бұрын

We have our backpack adventures airing in August so you will see a lot of these put to the test! Thanks for the great comments!

Would be good to see the comparison with the 300 Mark ii model. I really dislike the fact that they removed the bottle water pouch and added the tripod to the side.

Perfect review. The only question for me is if new 16-inch Macbook Pro fits in that compartment. This bag has a perfect size for daily use actually.

@soldoutmedia8025

2 жыл бұрын

The laptop I have in our what fits video of this bag, is a macbook pro 2019 i9. Officially its 15.6” and is slightly thinner than the new M1 16” I believe. It might be a tight fit. Thanks for the question!

Good note about the straps being mounted of the backpack instead of the back panel. This is always my concern and the only reason I didn't purchase the pgytech onemo backpack.

@soldoutmedia8025

3 жыл бұрын

It is one of the things about the OneMo that I do not like. However, because the back compartment opens to the side instead of top to bottom I feel it gives the design more structure; it feels less likely to fall open. I have really enjoyed the OneMo it has taken a lot of beating from me but there are some odd designs with it. Thanks for the comment!

@vaibhavravichandran

3 жыл бұрын

@@soldoutmedia8025 I see what you mean. Thanks for letting me know. Looks like I'll be going with the Vanguard VEO Range 45

Awesome Review!! Just want to check how deep is the camera compartment and can I fit canon 5d with l bracket? around 13.5cm or 5.3 inch. Thanks

Can it fit Nikon P1000?

I've used the AW300 ii for 4 years and loved it but thinking of switching to the iii but I don't really like side access is there any way to lock it . Also how is the front area compared to the AW 300 ii ?

Will it fit a Sony A7III+70-200 horizontally to be used with side opening ?

can it fit horizontally a sony a7IV with 70-200f2.8 mounted on? to open left acces point and take the camera with 70-200 mounted on and shot? thanks

Product is great, review is bad.

@noname0858

3 ай бұрын

Lousy product, one seemingly designed with no foresight whatsoever, given it likely cannot accommodate a 16" MBP.