Acuvar Professional DSLR Camera Backpack with Rain Cover for Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Samsung, Panasonic, Pentax models.

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Product Specifications

Holds and protects 2 DLSR Cameras or 2 Small Camcorders, 3-4 lenses and other accessories, including flashes, filters, etc.
Made with a strong, durable nylon/polyester exterior
Interior features thick, customizable foam to ensure your equipments’ absolute protection
Comes with a water resistant nylon rain cover: conveniently stored at the underside of the bag (see photo)
Outer Dimensions: 11.5” x 7.2” x 15.6” | Inner Dimensions: 10” x 5” x 14.75”

Product Description

Size:Professional Backpack The Acuvar Professional Photography Backpack gives you a way to protect, store and transport your cameras and accessories. It features thick customizable foam that protects your equipment and ensures minimal inside movement.

Has waist, chest, and heavily padded shoulder straps for comfortable carrying.

Also comes with a water resistant nylon rain cover. It’s conveniently stored at the underside of the bag (see photo).

Dimensions: Outer: 11.5” x 7.2” x 15.6” Inner: 10” x 5” x 14.75”

Product Reviews

Just fine… Except it is terrible

First the pros:Sufficient size to hold a variety of equipmentA variety of partitions allow for many configurationsLooks pretty decentSeems fine right? It would be except for one fatal flaw, the zipper does not stay shut!The zipper is designed such that when fully closed, the bottom edge can very easily become disconnected and then ENTIRE zipper will unravel. I very nearly lost over a $1000 worth of camera equipment because I trusted the zipper. And the backpack is designed such that the compartment will open fully, so if the zipper does fail, it is very likely that all your equipment will come flying out. What is the point of a backpack if you can’t trust the zipper? This backpack is literary worth nothing if you can’t trust it to stay shut.If you haven’t bought it yet: Don’t buy itIf you have bought it: Return itI have added a video to show what the issue is. It only takes a relatively little amount of force to pop the zipper, and could easily happen during a walk if you have some weight in the bag (as is what happened to me).

Best camera backpack ever!

This is the best photo backpack ever! I keep discovering new features. This morning I discovered that hidden in a pocket on the bottom of the bag is an attached, stretchable rain cover. In general it’s a wonderful bag, because the straps are wide and comfortable, the waist strap the same, the chest strap is adjustable, The inside is configurable, and it fits perfectly my Nikon D 800, two lenses, spare batteries and charger, a remote release, etc. There are plenty of outside pockets and straps to accommodate things like a tripod, cell phone, a small blanket or an umbrella etc. Really well thought out, good quality and wonderful. Thank you for designing things so thoughtfully and executing them so well.

Good inexpensive bag for basic use

I picked up this bag along with my T6i kit and accessories, for something to carry everything in the interim before making a decision on a higher-quality solution.It isn’t QUITE as small as it’s made out to be in some reviews, but if you’re expecting something that’s going to be a full-size backpack, you’ll be disappointed. However, I can carry my body with a 50mm prime on it, as well as the standard kit lens and a 75-250mm telephoto, along with filters, flash, shotgun mic, and more. The tripod straps work well for low-end and “thin” tripods but a heavy duty tripod will likely be too wide for the straps, and might be heavy enough to throw the balance off. The chest straps are pretty meager, but they do sort of work depending on how big you are. I haven’t had any issues with the zippers or construction yet. And a nice touch, there are protective leather flaps that cover the zippers on the inside pouches to protect your gear from accidental scratches from that. I’m not sure that I would count on it for a long term piece. But for a basic pack for the everyday user, it should suffice.

Good, but not as big as I had expected.

This seems to be a good quality bag. There are a lot of pockets and nice features. The reason for only 4 stars is the size. They definitely skimped on that! I seem to be able to get when I need in there but it would be great to have room to expand. Seems like if you are using up your shoulder space with a backpack you might as well leave some room for extras.The image shows a Sony a6000 (not full frame SRL camera) with some lenses, and handheld gimbal, selfie stick, GoPro, and 360 camera. I was hoping for some extra room for maybe GoPro accessories, a flash, a DJI Mavic, etc. If I am more selective with the lenses I bring along I can fit some of that.In summary, a good bag, but not that big.

Just what i needed.

Great back pack.Pack holds all my lenses and needs for the day that I might need and adjusts quickly and easily with the Velcro dividers(Even my lunch and a water bladder) in the extra compartmentsI like the weather cover at the bottom pocket of the pack don’t know how well it works haven’t needed to used it yet. I can hook the pack on my tripod for added weight with out any problems for the windy days with out needing to carry extra pouch and load with rocks The only item i was disappointed in was the straps for the tripod is to short, only buy 1 ¹⁄₂ “ to completely wrap around the poles this is why it only got 4 stars, I replaced with longer straps added pads to the straps and works great.

A great go-to bag for daily use.

This is a review of the “Professional” model. This is my go-to bag for daily use. I have an external flash, 2 small lenses (35mm and 50mm prime), and 3 larger lenses (10-24mm zoom, 24-85mm zoom, and 70-300mm zoom). I also have my cleaning supplies, various other supplies and filters, and the tripod securely strapped to the side.I really think of this as a 5 star bag, but set it at 4 for 2 reasons: First, although I’m new to DSLR photography, I think the picture showing the lenses upright is a little misleading. While 2 of my lenses would fit that way, my other 3 are too tall (slightly or greatly) to stand up-right. They do fit laying down (with one attached to the camera body). Second, the 2 straps for the tripod are OK, but they’re too close together and allow the tripod to flop around a little while hiking. I would like to see a lower strap to make the tripod more stable when secured to the pack.

If you’re looking for a camera bag look no further!!

This is a great camera bag. Plenty of storage for everything, I have my DSLR camera and all my gopro and accessories and there is still plenty of room for more. The bag is adjustable and you can adjust the straps to your liking. Everything is padded very well from the straps to the inside so you don’t have to worry about damaging to your camera. It also has plenty of little pockets for SD card, batteries or charging cable. This is a great buy in over all product and the price point is fantastic.

Compact and well built

I had a Tamarac bag and sold it to get a fancy bag. Have changed my style now and wanted a small inexpensive backpack style bag for sitting in back of SUV. This fit the bill even better than Tamarac because I can add a small tripod if I want to carry the pack. I fit two Olympus EM 1 cameras plus three Pro lenses in it or can substitute one lens for flash. The dividers are little flimsy inside but overall a good affordable unit.

Already broke

I loved this bag but I have only had this less than a year and it has already broke.

Good for a beginner or for travel or a local …

Lots of pockets smaller then expected. Does the job. Good for a beginner or for travel or a local hike.

Not the best quality but you can’t beat the price.

This thing is a bit cheaper as far as quality but I love it.

I love this backpack

I love this backpack. I just got back from a trip to the mountains. It was so nice to be able to carry all of my equipment in a small, lightweight and comfortable pack.

Bought this a year ago.. The first couple …

Bought this a year ago .. The first couple of months after buying this, the handle to hold the tripod broke. and now everything else just started falling apart.