DSLR backpack

[TrustDust]

I recently got a F-Stop Tilopa BC with the Large Pro ICU. I was kinda lucky because I found a place in the EU that actually stocked a few units after F-Stop themselves told me they can only deliver at the earliest by the end of June (I live in the EU).

To make a long story short I went online a bought the bag from the online shop and selected UPS Express delivery. The bag and ICU was delivered the next morning.

I haven't used LowePro so I can only speak for F-Stop but I really love the bag. It is just the right size. I have a body with 24-105 mounted permanently I also have the 70-200 IS II and then a 120-600mm Vivitar lens in the ICU and there are still ample space left for at least 3 more short lenses. I did a bit of trekking the other day and can't but to love it.

Perfect, by no means but for what I want to do with it just perfect. I also got the Geigerrig 2 Litter hydration bladder fitted.

Good luck in your hunt for a bag

 

[weepete]

I've got one of the smaller lowerpro flipsides too and they are great but do have their ups and downs. I would say they are great for travelling, as the zip up the back there are no worries about theves dipping your gear, but mine is compact. I can fit 4 lenses and two bodies in mine but that is a tight fit and other than a gorrilapod or a telescopic monopod strapped on the back there's no much more space. If you freqently change lenses it can be a pain, but it forces me to travel lightweight which can be no bad thing!

 

[UnknownBro]

I got this bag.

Amazon.com: Black Canvas Outdoor Camera Bag/Laptop Bag Medium Backpack, whistle on CLIP (no tripod included) + Free Cosmos Cable Tie: Camera & Photo

Works great for general walk about stuff. I hold my D7000 gripped with a mounted 18-105 lens as well as two flash guns and my prime lens. I carry the tripod on the side. In all the other pockets I have my trigger and receivers, cleaning kit, extra batteries, chargers ND filters, extra sd cards, some TP if I need to go when I'm in the middle of no where, and a few other things I can't think of. That doesn't count the upper half which is more than enough room for a jumper and some water bottles and a sandwich.

here's what the camera area looks like.

 

[MBaddley]

Love my clik elite bag. lifetime warranty also.... carries all of my lenses, my d4, sb900, water bladder, built in rain cover and also has extra room for equipment and tripod.

Contrejour 40- Blue

 

[Dubaiian]

I truly cannot remember the name of my current back pack having owned a number (yes I'm a gear whore) but the one thing I know is essential is that a strong and comfortable waist band is essential to average out the weight. My current bag has a side access slot that allows my camera and 70-200 to be easily retrieved and I have found that invaluable.