This bag is perfect for anyone looking for a lightweight bag for epic mountain shots. It has space for your camera, lens, filters, food (very important) and a bottle of coffee. Practical small inner pocket for safe storage of keys. I tested this on a 25000 step hike in the Lake District, it was comfortable for the entire trip.

This tripod is actually very lightweight and comes with a carrying case. I can easily see myself taking it with me when hiking. Although it is lightweight, it seems well built and is sturdy enough to support my 2.5 lb Nikon P950 camera. There is no quick release plate for the camera, but it does have a standard 1/4" threaded mount to screw into the bottom of the camera. For camera phones, the head has a flip-up, spring-loaded mount that holds your phone securely in place. Additionally, there is a small Bluetooth remote that can be paired with your phone's camera to provide a remote shutter release function. It looks like it should work with both IOS and Android devices. I had no issues getting it to pair and work with my Samsung S22 phone's built-in camera app.

It's a well made bag that does what it says. It is lightweight and I like the security feature where your equipment can only be accessed once you take the bag off.One issue I found was if you have a lens or camera that is more than 4.5 inches tall, it will protrude into your back and may make it a bit uncomfortable. Other than that, there is more than enough adjustable compartments to suit most needs.I agree with other users that when you open the front flap, if you have anything stored in the upper section, it tend to fly out. I can't understand why it is not zipped like the lower section is. A DIY solution may be to use velcro strips to keep it closed?Other than that, it's a good looking bag that is not obviously a camera bag.

This tripod is indeed very lightweight and comes with a carrying bag. I can easily imagine taking it with me when hiking. Despite being lightweight, it appears to be well-built and is sturdy enough to hold my 2 1/2 lb, Nikon P950 camera. There is no quick-release plate for the camera, but it does have a standard 1/4" thread mount to screw into the bottom of the camera. For camera phones, the head has a flip-up, spring-loaded holder that will securely clamp your phone in place. In addition, there is a little blue-tooth remote that can be paired with your phone camera to provide a remote shutter release function. It looks like it should work with both IOS and Android devices. I had no trouble getting it paired to and functioning with the built-in camera app on my Samsung S22 phone.

It is a camera bag and just right for my needs right now. Plenty of room for a camera body, a couple of lenses and heaps of other paraphernalia.

This is my first "higher end" tripod. It is amazing. It's super intuitive to use and folds up small enough to fit in my lightweight hiking backpack. It feels like it's good quality and will punch (not recommended of course). I am really impressed!

I ordered this bag for everyday use, but also to be able to take my camera + lenses with me when traveling and hiking. It's perfect because you can remove the camera part and use it only when needed. The bag is a nice size and not too big for everyday use. If necessary, you can extend it. Stable material and good quality. I like that there is also a separate pocket for the laptop. The additional rain protection is a nice touch. Bag looks good too!

Light weight ideal for hiking and travel.