Description
The Mabul Camera Backpack is a multi-functional bag for everyday use. The backpack provides the ultimate protection for your camera with its anti-shock interior pads. Weather-resistant canvas not only gives the bag the perfect touch of a vintage look but also keeps your gear safe from all kinds of weather! On top of that, the spacious compartments allow you to pack and organize the maximum amount of gear. Moreover, the breathable back padding and straps are great for comfortable long-time carrying.
Photography Features –
- Two points of access to the main compartments eliminate the hassle of getting your camera gear
- Fasten with a durable zipper and snap button with a buckle on the front
- Adjustable anti-shock interior pads
- Accommodate two tablets up to 9.7″
- Detachable Accessory bag
*Please note that there might be slight color variations. Each of the wash and manufacturing processes can a little bit different. Hence, the real bag color might variate from the product pictures.
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Aaron Roberts –
I had been searching for days for the right camera bag, but couldn’t find one with this style and great price! I was nervous about the quality and mostly the belt buckles. When I received the bag, I was relieved to see what a great quality bag this was. The belt buckles were sturdy and attached to the bag by magnets. There is plenty of space for all your equipment, and laptop! Though I realised that the back access is not for me. Overall, it is a good one.
Jo Muncy –
Bought this for my trip to Scotland and it was the perfect way to travel with my DSLR camera. I loved the individual pockets for my camera and lenses and that it had room to pack other things in the top. Very comfortable to wear and waterproof, which was essential for visiting the highlands of Scotland.
Thomson –
This pack is great. But it’s modest in size. I’ve loaded this one down with a Nikon D750 (a mid size semi-pro body), and most of the holy trinity <14-24 & 24-70mm> +the Nikon 200-500mm). The superzoom fits snugly across the bottom without a millimeter to spare. I can stuff the 105mm macro next to the body, above the superzoom. And if I max out the top snaps I can fit both the Nikon 14-24 &24-70 in their padded cases upright. I tend to only carry one or the other and lay it down, then cinch up the snaps tighter.
Final summation? I love this backpack. It looks cool. It’s functional.
Heather Jolley –
This backpack has the right size to accommodate your camera equipment, it can also hold a small tripod and a water bottle on the side. The canvas material makes it tough, weather resistant, and rugged-looking, gives it a “adventure-ready” appearance. I customized mine by adding some vintage patches.