Top Shelf Camera Bag, Water Resistant Sling Backpack for Photo and Video with hidden Tripod Holder, works with DSLR, SLR, Mirrorless cameras and more

Great quality!

Finding the perfect bag for your wedding photography equipment can often be a challenge. I was hesitant on ordering this bag because of the price but once I started using it it was amazing. It fit my slr, all of my lenses and my drone. The ease of use when shooting and changing lenses and equipment on the Fly was perfect. It was just as advertised in the infomercial. I would recommend this bag to all photographers who struggle with on the go situations and have to have a lot of gear.

I liked this camera bag for its top shelf feature. The only thing I didn't like was that there's no compartment to put on like clothes for a day travel. Secondly, I can't fit my Sony 24-70 lens on it. I was so tight. Overall it is a nice bag.

Backpack is very rigid. Tried to use 70-200 with tripod foot attached but the quick access lid will not close. Pictures compare the size of the Bevisgear backpack and my cheap $40 Neewer camera bag.Yes I can fit the 70-200, 17-40 and my 24-135 but the whole bag is so tight that you have to take things out in stages and still feel like I have to dig my gear out.The "table" feature is nice and solid. The thumb button release is solid once latched. Having the zipper closure is nice while the bag is just being used as a bag.The computer sleeve would fit a tablet or MacBook Air but my 2018 MBP will barely fit, if the bag is empty. The ease of access to remove camera etc that is advertised on the video is not representative of the bag when used as a primary bag and it's your "go-to" for most situations.The front pockets are very thin. They can slide in a single filter holder or memory card sleeve. Maybe a AA battery holder for your flash.I do feel that if the bag was dropped with gear in it the gear would be rather secure with moderate protection.The straps feel very well constructed and solid.Value for money seems askew and not really worth $300. I will be traveling soon and test it's feasibility as a carry on.

The Top Shelf Camera Bag is exactly what I was looking for! I've been searching for an all-in-one swiss army knife camera bag for a while now, and so far this bag from BEVIS Gear has not disappointed. The sling mode is looking like it'll be perfect for fast-action shots, the dividers have been just right so far given the overall internal space, and table-top-mode is working well as a substitute for a tripod, as well as a perfect worktop for adjusting my gear. I haven't had much time with it yet, but so far, so good - can't wait for more!

I've been using the bag for about a year. Construction of the bag is top notch. Design concept is quite amazing and works well. Being able to quickly access the inside of the bag without taking it off is awesome.At first, keeping the cover closed with just the simple latch was scary, but after a year, I have no reason to not trust it. Part of my justification to get this bag was I had forgotten to close the zipper on my last bag and picked it up, almost destroying everything inside. With this bag, flip the lid closed and latch it. It's obvious if it's not closed correctly so you don't accidentally grab and go. I rarely close the zippers on the back when using it. Once on your back, there's no way someone could get into the bag and snag your gear without you knowing, which is awesome.Now, even with all of that awesome, there are a few shortcomings that V2 could address.1. The size of the bag could be a wee bit larger. I can't fit a camera with a grip inside the bag because the depth is just a tad too thin. Additionally, if I want a camera with a big lens on it, it's not going to fit in the bag. It handles my Z6 and 70-200, but my 200-500 that I use when hiking isn't going to fit. Maybe eventually they could offer a couple different sizes so that depending on your camera, you could pick the appropriate size, or even better would be to offer an expandable zipper where you could adjust the depth as needed.2. The straps are just plain uncomfortable. Heavier padding on the straps would be a very welcome addition.3. Switching from sling to backpack is a bit awkward. Sling mode that's effective for the swing around and act as a shelf means carrying the back in a very awkward position, which is not great for hiking whatsoever. I've actually modified my bag slightly to address this. By adding a belt strap to the bag, I'm able to easily switch from sling to backpack mode very easily. My solution is bulky and cumbersome, using what I happened to have around the house, but the concept could easily be added to this bag to make it nearly perfect.

Great bag for most. Not good for tall people. No way to lengthen straps any longer. Rides very high.

The bag works perfect and I was able to get all my stuff in with no problem. I do wish there was a baggy type pocket on the side to be able to put a portable battery charger in it. The bag is still new and maybe with feed back they can adopt some different things, Over all very happy with it.