The camera backpack is very cleanly processed, all zippers run without any problems. The one-pieces supplied are a little harder than the usual ones from other manufacturers, but they are still covered with a soft material, so nothing scratches the equipment. What I find stylish but not so practical are the fasteners for the cover of the main compartment. The tabs are threaded quickly, but when opening the backpack it gets really fiddly. As I said, the matt silver ones made of aluminum? The clasps made look really good and fit the overall design of the backpack very well, but in practice I would have almost preferred click fasteners, but that's complaining at a high level. In the product description there are four small one-pieces shown, here I only received three, and the two large one-pieces are not different, so they are reversed...just a passing note. I still have a few one-pieces lying around at home, so it's not a problem for me, but if someone buys the backpack for just under 120 euros, then what's pictured should also be included. In the side access (inside) there are two smaller pockets with Velcro fasteners. I will definitely not store harder, larger items here, such as a spare battery, because it would then possibly be in constant contact with the display of my camera, that doesn't have to be the case. I'll get a memory card and a cleaning cloth. The outer material of the backpack is already water-repellent, but even in constant drizzle it is advisable to install the included rain cover. This can be done really quickly and then protects the zippers even more from water/moisture penetration. The backpack is very comfortable to wear, the back part and the straps are nice and soft, and the straps can also be adjusted very quickly to the desired length. You get a very stylish and well-made camera backpack for just under 120 euros, and you can buy it without hesitation despite the points I mentioned. There is no such thing as THE perfect backpack/bag