I've been looking for a backpack for my photo gear for a while now. Most of the time, it's overpriced. This bag is very affordable and very ergonomic and, what's more, which is not insignificant, benefits from DECATHLON's experience in manufacturing backpacks.

I was looking for a backpack for my camera and personal items, this one does the job very well. I can put the professional equipment I need in it plus some personal items, perfect for a day of work.

Good organization

I think I have already written a review, but after a good time of use I have a real feedback. Very good value for money. Very good capacity Well equipped, compartmentalized But the back foams damage the clothes at the bottom of the back. They are abrasive, so the clothes pill instantly. The carrying comfort is good, but the straps of the shoulder straps loosen when walking. With just a fleece, a tripod, 2 lenses and a camera body loaded in it.

It offers what other very expensive ones also offer. Very good bag and super comfortable to wear on the back with the possibility of putting a water pocket or a bottle for hikes. In short, very happy with the purchase

I love the quality

Just a little pricey but great product

quite excessive price but plenty of storage

With this Decathlon camera bag, they have folded the game in terms of camera bags. Light, practical, comfortable and at a wow price compared to the camera bags of specialist brands. In the photo compartment I put 2 Fuji X-T5s with an XF16-50 on one and an XF70-300 mounted on the other, and there is still room. Lots of storage pockets. Very comfortable to carry. The compartments could simply be more rigid, but that does not harm the protection of the equipment.

Not bad... But I regret that the abdominal belt is not wider and more comfortable. In addition, contrary to what I have seen on the net, the bag does not come with the red hood to protect it from the rain... If it had been visible in store, I might not have bought it!

Hello, I am a professional photographer. If I was attracted by this bag it is because I also know your mountain products. But I was wrong. If you are interested we could develop it together.

I only use photo bags with an opening in the back. This prevents theft. In addition, when you put the bag on the ground to access the photo equipment, it is the water-repellent fabric that gets dirty and not the straps that would stain your t-shirt, shirt, etc. The +: Well thought out closure system with metal hooks. Very good carrying comfort thanks to the very thick straps. However, I confirm that you should not overload the bag otherwise the bag slides in the lower back and requires readjusting the straps. With the thumb straps it is more practical. I like the system of raising/lowering the chest strap. I greatly appreciate the zipped pocket inside the large pocket which is opposite the tripod support. The passport, keys, wallet are well protected from theft. The carrying comfort had improved by using thicker foam. Points for improvement: The dividers inside the photo cube are too thin. The internal foam of these separators should be a type of foam similar to that of fitness mats but more rigid. Concerning the access pocket to the housing with optics, a double zip would be needed in order to secure access with a padlock, or even to completely condemn with a serflex (no more theft) The waist strap is not wide enough. The clip is likely to interfere at the navel level. I plan to overcome this problem by making neoprene tubes from an old funboard wetsuit. Mr. Decathlon, you benefit from expertise in backpacks. You sell comfortable fitness mats. Use this type of foam for the photo cube separators. The fabric on the sides of the bag is too flexible. I will therefore cut strips from a fitness mat that will be inserted between the photo cube and the sides of the bag. Not using the trekking clothing space in the top of the bag, I will insert a pocket for photo accessories. For those who would like a larger space for the photo equipment it is possible to replace the 28x28cm photo cube with a larger insert like the medium ones from F-stop which will fill the entire bag. However this type of configuration has two drawbacks. The first is that this insert costs the price of the Quecha NH 900 30l. The second is to overload the bag because the straps will slide down to the lower back and you will have to adjust them again. Another advantage is that with this bag you go unnoticed and avoid glances and covetousness Since I have this Decathlon photo bag my other bags (Lowepro, Tamrac Vangard ...) are relegated to archiving the equipment.