The shoulder straps chafe the sides of my neck. Which means the straps are attached on the horizontal rather a diagonal to give freedom at the sides of the neck. . It might be due to the adjustments but if I loosen it off there's a three inch gap between the bag and the shoulder strap. I only received it today but will wait until tomorrow before deciding if I should return it. Maybe adding a load to the pack will make a difference.

It’s been more than 10 days since I placed my order r

Very good bag, some pockets could have been better placed but overall it is a very good travel bag, very comfortable and practical.

A camera bag with an unbeatable price for quality at the rendezvous. Super comfortable to carry even when full and good adjustment of the different straps. The removable photo compartment is practical to adapt the practice. I was able to put all my light equipment to film my professional performances (GH5, telephoto lens, microphone, Drone Mini and remote control, Insta 350 and accessories and the cables and charging docks in addition to the 16' PC and the tripod underneath. The only small downside to improve for the future is the adjustment of the straps underneath they are super hard to tighten or loosen but at least once properly put on it does not move. The side pocket for access to the equipment is super practical as is the pocket for the water bottle on the other side. Super well thought out.

I just bought this bag to replace another 20l bag that didn't always give me satisfaction, and as a supplement to a large 50l f-stop hiking bag that I use when traveling. So this is a fairly recent review, the bag is really practical and comfortable, it seems well finished (to see if I encounter the breakages that other users have reported). Lots of things are well thought out (the water pocket, the removable photo part like on fstop). The bag is very rigid and padded as one would expect from a photo bag, but there is still an almost black point, it is on the compartmentalization of the photo part precisely... There the foam is relatively thin, the scratches are too light, if I put a slightly heavy lens they do not hold (it works very well on the f-stop), and it lacks elastic bands to hold everything, they exist on the Solognac bag it's a shame anyway. I may replace the D4 insert with my F-stop insert, the sizes seem similar. I hope Decathlon will provide better foams in the near future.

Everything Everything is ok

A few details could be improved: The side hatch is a little narrow for my Nikon Z8 equipped with a 24-120 zoom. The smartphone compartment is too small. It's impossible to attach a Peak Design to the shoulder strap, which is a shame. But overall, it's the best bag I've found.

For those with longer torsos, the shoulder straps might be a bit longer, and the chest strap should be positioned lower accordingly.

Very good

its not that good qualtiy like how it used to be.

Overall, very good considering the price. However, for professional use, I find the overall rigidity is still a bit lacking once loaded. The foam isn't dense enough around the cube; it's very limited at times, I was afraid it would rattle inside. The waist strap is a bit short in length, I think. The last notable flaw for professional or intensive use is the lack of compatibility with the commonly used Peak Design clips. On the plus side, it's discreet and comfortable. The straps are short, even for broad-shouldered and heavyset people, but very comfortable. There are many practical pockets (and some much less so, like the waist belt pockets, which are far too far to the sides and difficult to access).

It's the best hiking and camera backpack I've ever had.