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I have been a photographer for over 26 years and within that time, I have found one company that continually designs the best camera bags.
When I’m out in the field, I can count on Tamrac camera bags to hold up and keep my gear safe and dry.
Tamrac is based in the USA with warehouse in Canada and manufacturing in Vietnam. I bought the Anvil Slim 15 camera backpack although it costs about twice as much as a comparable product because the shoulder straps and removable belt looked sturdier. The backpack is very well designed and manufactured and should last many years of traveling. It holds my A7R3 with Metabones adapter and Canon 70-300 “L” lens attached, two other lenses, Nissin flash and small accessories with enough room left for a Canon 5D3 body. Only minor dislike is it has no place for a water bottle unless you buy the optional attachment.
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