When I discovered photography for myself, a small camera bag was enough for me at first, but then there were a few more lenses that were difficult to transport in a small bag and also caused pain when carrying them. When I was looking for a backpack, I found this one and it was one of the few that I immediately liked (albeit in the XXL version). When it arrived I was immediately impressed. The smaller version would definitely not be enough for me, but in XXL it was perfect. All my lenses fit in here and are well protected by the adjustable dividers. What I also like are the many small "pockets" in which you can store batteries, memory cards, etc. well. There is another compartment on the bottom where a rain cover can be found, but I haven't used it yet. The side compartment, from which you can remove the camera separately, is also very practical. The zippers slide easily and don't snag. The wearing comfort is optimal, I found the backpack with a camera and five lenses (and a lot of small things) to be very light and comfortable to carry. The only thing I asked myself: Is the backpack worth almost €100 to ME? There are plenty of cheaper alternatives out there but I decided to keep this backpack because I found it to be worth the money and apart from a few minor issues it is highly recommended. I found the backpack with a camera and five lenses (and a lot of small things) to be very light and comfortable to carry. The only thing I asked myself: is the backpack worth almost €100 to ME? There are plenty of cheaper alternatives out there but I decided to keep this backpack because I found it to be worth the money and apart from a few minor issues it is highly recommended. I found the backpack with a camera and five lenses (and a lot of small things) to be very light and comfortable to carry. The only thing I asked myself: is the backpack worth almost €100 to ME? There are plenty of cheaper alternatives out there but I decided to keep this backpack because I found it to be worth the money and apart from a few minor issues it is highly recommended.

Really comfortable, there is plenty of space for zoom lenses and even drones if you want, too bad there is no pocket on the shoulder for cell phone or paper. Satisfied!

I healed between this and the other similar Beschoi camera bag. This one is slightly larger and the front opens all the way down as well as up and down like the other bag. The opening all the way up was part of the appeal for me and there was a little more room for non-camera parts like a top or food or whatever.

The bag looks good. It's big and roomy, but not huge and bulky on your back (I hope!). I've added a photo of all the gear I put inside. I wouldn't need this all the time, but I have a very small bag for when I just want to carry my camera and an extra lens. Anyway it fits in no problems and there is also a room - ideal.

The front opening is a great option in my opinion and offers more flexibility, but there is a very slight downside... Some of the dividers inside are glued to the inside of the front. So if you open them all the way up they must then be stuck again. I hadn't thought of that, but to be honest I don't think I'll be doing that much anyway, it's just nice to have that option.

I have a Nikon D3500 so not the biggest camera but I can easily put it to the side with my 70-300mm lens. This lens can also go straight down as shown in the pictures. In the upper section I have a couple of filter bags and my Pixie Evo with more than enough space.

There are plenty of well thought out pockets and zipped pockets for all the small kits, a rain hood and a tripod holder. The drop out pocket for the base of the tripod fits 2 legs of mine but is tight. A few mm would have been ideal but I fit and the 2 straps keep it secure. However, when I use this, I can't put a water bottle in the mesh pocket on the side. Not a deal for me one bit.

Overall I'm happy with the bag, although I've only just received it. It feels comfortable on my back and while the tripod on the side throws it off balance very slightly, it's only light and I'm sure I won't notice it after 5 minutes of walking. I'll update if I notice anything else over time.

For the price you really can't go wrong with this bag.

Why I bought it: Because I bought a second camera body (Nikon Z6) to complement my D750 and also bought an additional lens (70-200 f2.8 G2) to complement my trusty 24-70 f2.8 Tamron add to. This meant my existing Lowepro bag just wasn't big enough to carry my entire kit. I've tried a few different bags, including some more expensive options, but all of them didn't hit the sweet spot.

What was important to me:
1. Can carry 2 cameras with built-in lenses. Nikon Z6+70-200 f2.8 lens. + D750 with Tamron 24-70 f2.8

2. Easy side access for main camera

3. Enough space for all other bits like extra lens caps, batteries, chargers etc.

4. Tripod mount on the side

So far I'm very happy with the bag. The quality is better than I expected considering the price and the fact that it's not a well-known brand (at least for me). The zippers feel tight. The seams on the seams look good. The traps don't feel sticky like some other cheap options. The padding in the bag is similar to my Lowepro bag padding.

In summary: Great value for the price if your needs align with mine and you don't feel too bad about the brand name.

Please let me know if you found my review helpful.

Good product, well structured and protective with many options for equipment

The product corresponds to the description; Nice, well-made product, solid to use. Numerous options for customizing separations.

Beschoi Icom IC-705 radio transport bag I just wish the top bag was sewn and independent.

It easily adapts to different parts of the camera

Great, easy and pleasant to transport

practical and convenient for my accessories.