Camera backpack recommendations please

[dja]

Tenba do a backpack insert that is top accessible and it’s only £42

Tenba BYOB 10 DSLR Backpack Insert - Black

Discover high-quality protective camera bags and cases designed for professional photographers and filmmakers at Tenba. Shop durable, stylish solutions to safeguard your gear on every shoot.

uk.tenba.com

I've used the BYOB9 DSLR Insert for quite a while. It is very well-made and has been perfect in a couple of my hiking backpacks. I've now bought the BYOB10 due to wanting to take more lenses

 

[taxboy]

I've used the BYOB9 DSLR Insert for quite a while. It is very well-made and has been perfect in a couple of my hiking backpacks. I've now bought the BYOB10 due to wanting to take more lenses

I use a BYOB insert in an Osprey Stratos which works for my day kit Canon R7, 70/200 f4, 17-50 f2.8 and 10-18, plus room for food and spare clothing

The camera gear isn't quite as accessible as a dedicated camera bag but it's far more comfortable to wear for longer periods and the trampoline mesh back is great in the warmer weather. Like everything there's always a compromise but if you can try on some dedicated hiking rucksacks to see if they work for you

STRATOS 34

With a classic panel load design, ambitious hikers reach for the Stratos 34 for big adventures and long days exploring on and off the beaten path. Its AirSpeed? suspension keeps it comfy no matter how far your trail takes you. Made with 100% recycled materials.

www.osprey.com

 

[troutfisher]

Have a look here

https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/lowepro-nature-trekker-aw2.754242/