National GeographicNational Geographic Africa Camera Backpack, Brown (NG A5290)

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I upgraded from the smaller version A5280, which I used for more than 5 years. There's an understated toughness to the look of this series of bags which is very nice. The A5290 is a lot bigger than the smaller one, and can fit a laptop, camera and lens, and an additional jumper/windbreaker; this makes it quite suitable for longer trips out.

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I’ve been wanting a backpack just like this for a very long time, and this backpack is perfect for me to carry my tablet, my laptop, as well as my drone with batteries and controller, it’s got plenty of pockets for me to carry additional chargers, propellers, and small tools.This backpack is definitely worth the price, very good quality, plenty of pockets, perfect protection for cameras, also everywhere I go I get compliments.

At first I had very mixed feelings about this bag.I love the details. The bag itself is very well-made. Heavy thick shoulder pads, good padding for your back. In pictures 1-6 you can see the small things they did to make this bag high-quality. I am a big fan of the slot to put your finger (pic6) in order to reconnect the leather flap. There are many compartments and a few different ways to reconfigure the top half. As you can see in pictures 13, 14 and 15 you can fold over the storage bag into the laptop portion so that you can access your bottom camera area from the top of the bag. My least favorite part is the bottom half as you can see in pictures 10, 11and 12 there aren’t multiple options to configure your lens padding. In the same photos you can see the center padding has flaps with Velcro. You can put those flaps through the straps inside the bag to stay put, or through the strap on the opening flap to come out when you open the bottom half. However I can find padding to fit and still cost less than the generic bags available on Etsy. My personal preference is to have the tripod at the bottom of the bag for even weight distribution, with the multiple straps on the side I was able to hang my tripod from its own bag along the bottom as you can see in photos 8 and 9. I went back-and-forth in returning this bag due to the awkward bottom half camera storage however I like it too much and can make that work. In the end, I’m a fan