If you got a baby and alot of camera equipment this bag is a really nice minimalist bag thats not too big. I can fit a mirrorless camera, some accessories a dji pocket and a gopro kit in this bag with alot of baby bag necessities.Wanted a camera backpack for day hikes/city walks that could fit a DSLR with mounted lens, one demounted extra lens, and a few personal items. This fits the bill on paper but not in practice. Thule says this is a 20 L pack; outside dimensions are more like 28 L so it should have been the perfect size. However, the removable camera box that slides in from the side is just too small for my Canon 60D with my 24-70 F4/L walk around lens. It's not deep enough - in the pack there is a gap behind the camera box of 2-3" so the camera box could have been deeper. From the photos, it seems like the box is identical on the 25 L version of this pack so no point trying that one.PROS:- Well made, good materials and reinforced where it needs to be- Interior color is great for finding small items- Stylish. Looks good with a low profile that stays close to the body- Space up top for a down jacket, hat, snacks and other small items- Camera box is nicely padded and is removable; the opening is wideCONS:- Camera box is not deep enough (will fit mirrorless with shortish lens better than a DSLR with standard zoom)- The camera box dividers are very stiff and the Velcro holding them in place not very strong- Camera opening, although wide, is rectangular, meaning zippers are a little sticky on the corners- Items in upper compartment will slide down, around and under the camera box- Camera box is difficult to remove and replace- I understand the purpose of the "crush resistant" topmost compartment but not sure how much use it would be in the real worldI've been looking for a camera backpack that could comfortably hold my X100f kit and my beats headphones inside their snug, egg-like case and either my laptop or tablet or a book, as well as a light-weight jacket. I need look no further. The blue interior is positively groovy, the many pockets are well-positioned, the overall structure is sufficiently protective, and I am confident I will be able to cram this puppy under an airline seat. As much as I appreciate my other camera backpacks, none of them are quite so slender in their silhouette. This will work out just right.Update: I am returning the bag. In using it, I discovered I disliked the softer aspects of the top compartment (the bag collapses in on itself) and the camera compartment ended up being a tad too small. I still like the bag very much, but life is short and there's always another camera bag.I was looking for a durable, quality bag to carry my camera to and from work safely. I didn't want something big and bulky. After looking at bag prices I decided to try and make the bag I purchased also one I could use as a daily backpack. I decided to go with the Thule 20L Enroute bag.In my bag on a normal work day:- Sony a6000 Mirrorless Camera- 2 lenses- Extra battery- DJI Mavic Pro- DJI Mavic Pro Controller- DJI Mavic Pro extra battery & charger- GoPro Hero 7 Black- Extra SD Cards & Cords- Mini Joby tripodI also took this bag to Boston for a trip and carried My Sony a6000, 2 lenses, battery, jacket, paperwork, chargers, money, hat, sunglasses, and more without issue.The loops for carabiners is a great touch and the water bottle/tripod pocket is concealable when not in use.Highly recommended.This backpack is high quality but just did not fit what I was looking for and was too small (I got the 20L). While it would fit my micro 4/3rds, it definitely didn’t fit a DSLR. Additionally, there is not enough room to stash a jacket, and the water bottle side pocket was oddly designed and didn’t securely fit my 32 oz bottle (a nalgene or hydroflask)... these 2 features are must haves for me so I exchanged it for the Thule Aspect DSLR backpack and am much happier! If you’re looking for something basic to carry your point and shoot and a snack, this would be great!I bought this camera bag to be my small, on-the-go bag when I'm carrying a smaller kit. It has been perfect. I usually carry my camera with a lens on it in the side camera case and then an extra lens in the hard cover top section. It's comfortable and easy to use. Sometimes, if I have a longer lens (24-75mm) on my camera it's a little hard to zipper the camera section closed but that's really it. It's been a great medium sized camera bag for when I don't need all of my gear.It's great for taking on a plane ....its small and compact and has a protected pocket for your DSLR with a lens as well as another protected pocket for something else ...I use it for my Bose headphones and the works great. Has a pocket for a small laptop (13") and then a little bit of extra space (not a lot) for other stuff. For me, I love it ....looks great tooAbsolutely awesome bag! On the smaller end but holds lots and offers great protection for camera gear and other electronics!Ich habe mir den Thule gekauft weil ich hoffte ihn als Dailypack nutzen zu können und somit auch mit Sony A7 immer an mir zu haben.Der Rucksack machte von Beginn an einen guten Eindruck, die Verarbeitung und die verwendeten Materialien sind hochwertig und der Rucksack komfortabel auf dem Rücken zu tragen. Anteil am Komfort haben sicher auch die zusätzlich gepolsterten Schulterriemen.Das Platzangebot ist durch die Vielzahl an zusätzlichen Fächern vollkommen ausreichend, neben dem Kameracube hat eine 1,5 Liter PET Flasche platz. Leider kam dann aber für mich das Ausschlusskriterium: der Kameracube.Dieser wird mit zwei Unterteilungen geliefert welche sich durch Klettverschlüsse individuell anpassen lassen. Leider gelang er mir jedoch nicht eine Position zu finden, bei der der übrige Platz noch breit genug ist um das Objektiv meiner Kamera durch zu stecken. Das liegt auch nicht etwa daran das ich damit keine Erfahrung hätte, die Unterteilungen sind nur viel zu breit für den kleinen Kameracube. Letztendlich verbleibt mittig ein Leeraum von etwa 4cm. Wie gesagt, mittig. Ich kenne indes leider keine DSLR oder DSLM mit einem mittigen (symetrischen) Lensmount.Arbeitet man jedoch ohne die Divider liegt die Kamera nur lose im Cube und ist so nicht optimal geschützt. Aus diesem Grund habe ich den Rucksack leider retourniert.Vom Konzept und der Aufteilung, sowie der Verarbeitung des Rucksacks bin ich weiterhin vollkommen überzeugt. Leider ist er als Kamerarucksack, zumindest für mich, jedoch einfach nicht zu gebrauchen.Después de mucho buscar me decanté por esta mochila y no puedo estar mas contento. Justo lo que buscaba, acceso rápido a la cámara y espacio para llevar algo mas (chaqueta) en las excursiones de un día.Mi Sony a6000 entra perfecta en el compartimento de la cámara con el objetivo del kit (con correa de hombro JJC ancha) y junto con el teleobjetivo 55-210mm. No creo que tenga problemas en meter un objetivo mas.En la parte superior tiene hueco para meter una chaqueta, botella de agua o mas accesorios, tiene varios bolsillos interiores. También tiene un espacio reforzado para meter las gafas de sol (por ejemplo) con bolsillos para baterías extra o tarjetas de memoria. Todo bien ordenado ;-)En el lateral tiene una cremallera con una cinta para poner el trípode o una botella de agua.He usado la mochila de forma intensa durante un viaje de 15 días y me ha parecido muy práctica y muy cómoda (llevando el equipo fotográfico, una chaqueta, algo de comida, y una botella de agua de 1,5l). En los aviones no me han puesto ninguna pega para subirlo en cabina junto a mi maleta.Por poner algún punto negativo, puede que los separadores sean un poco rígidos y una cámara DSLR entre mas ajustada, había espacio para haber hecho el compartimento de la cámara un poco mas grande.I like the size and that is waterproof but the camera compartment limits a lot the interior space, using this will reduce the 20 L space to less than a half, if you are travelling light it won't be a problemLa mochila está muy padre, los materiales son muy buenos, el interior colorido para encontrar fácilmente todo; ideal para llevar tu equipo de manera ligera. Le cabe una MacBook de 15” aunque en la descripción dice que de 13”.En el espacio de la cámara llevo una Sony a6400 con el lente 18-105 puesto cabe perfectamente y sobra espacio para meter el 70-350, en la parte de arriba se puede meter un mavic air 2 con su estuche de fly more combo. Trae una bolsa enfrente ideal para meter el pasaporte o boletos de avión en viajes por su rápido acceso y en la parte superior viene un espacio rígido ideal para lentes de sol o algo frágil.Je m’attendais à acheter sac photo 20L totalement utilisable pour mon matériel photo, mais en fait c’est plutôt un sac à dos avec un petit compartiment photo dans la partie basse accessible sur le côté. Trop de volume perdu.La partie extérieure du sac est faite dans une matière souple qui semble imperméable (je m’attendais à quelque chose d’un peu plus rigide).Sur le haut du sac, il y a une poche renforcée et dure mais trop petite pour y mettre un objectif, donc je ne sais pas pourquoi elle a été conçue...peut-être pour des lunettes?! Quand on ouvre la grande poche, le rabas exterieur plie au milieu du sac comme il est fait dans une matière souple, pas de maintien, c’est risqué de mettre des objectifs même dans une housse, il y a des risques de chute.La partie basse du sac à dos intègre un compartiment photo latéral qui convient uniquement à un petit boîtier+un petit objectif. C’est un compartiment indépendant en neoprene épais avec un zip et une poignée, qui peut être sorti du sac à dos.Le rabas de ce compartiment se glisse dans le rabas latéral du sac à dos.Quand vous ouvrez le compartiment latéral du sac à dos, vous avez une double épaisseur: le rabas du sac+le rabas du compartiment en neoprene épais. Pas agréable à utiliser quand vous voulez sortir ou ranger votre matériel photo…A noter qu’il est très difficile de sortir le compartiment et de le remettre ensuite.Ce sac ne convient pas pour un usage photo régulier, cette partie étant très peu ergonomique.