Overall, I really like the backpack. The processing is right, it looks good and also offers much more space than I would have expected. Here is the short version: + Appearance + Workmanship + Integrated tripod holder + Access to the main compartment from the back + Many small pockets + Rain cover included + Amazing amount of storage space (A Sony A7III fits with a mounted 70-200 f4 for landscape) + Nice additional compartment at the top + Space for tablet or small laptop o Access to the upper compartment (It is secured by a cord and you put the "lid" over it, but the tabs for it are not very tight. o Divider between the main compartment and the upper part could be removed. - mine is so far I haven't noticed anything negative yet. The backpack is definitely a space saver, you get a Sony A7III with a mounted 70-200mm f4.0 conveniently for diagonally in, there is also space for two more full format lenses and you can also stow away various accessories - and then the main compartment is just about full.There is a slot for a laptop or tablet that can be accessed via the top compartment.Fits in the compartment also a sweater or a thin jacket together with a small bottle or a filter system. A tripod mount is attached to one side, which can hold the tripod securely. On the other side is an access to the main compartment. In addition, the backpack has smaller pockets in various places for storing the battery, SD cards, etc. It is very comfortable to carry and is supported by a chest strap. The material makes a very robust impression. If it rains, a rain cover is included in the scope of delivery, which is in the upper "lid" of the backpack. Info about the pictures, the person who has the backpack on is about 1.87m tall