I am a big guy (wear 2XL shirts), and have bought 2 camera backpacks now that are both too small and look silly when I wear them.Is this backpack big?
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This is not a huge backpack, I bought it for when I want to go light. I also have a Lowe pack that you might be more interested in for you size. Take a look at this one. Lowepro 350 AW DSLR Video Fastpack (Black)
367042
I wear 3X shirts, and I have this bag. I really don't care about looks, I care about functionality and fit. It passes on both of those. It is big enough for the camera and gear I want to carry (body, 3 lens -- including a 6" long telephoto, filters, mini-tripod, spare batteries) with room to spare. It also fits with still extra adjustment left on the straps.
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I think case logic DCB-309 will look small on you.The DCB-309 is enough for normal size people up to 5.8" tall with 80kg.So I suggest you to stop by at case logic store or its affiliate in your town and try it yourself.or try to compare the dimension of case logic DCB-309 (Size 17.3 x 8.4 x 11.4 in) vs your current backpacks.Good luck big guy!
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I think case logic DCB-309 will look small on you. The DCB-309 is enough for normal size people up to 5.8" tall with 80kg. So I suggest you to stop by at case logic store or its affiliate in your town and try it yourself. or try to compare the dimension of case logic DCB-309 (Size 17.3 x 8.4 x 11.4 in) vs your current backpacks. Good luck big guy!
367045
Hey,...well,..I can tell you this,..it's a decent size, it's a normal back pack, not like the camera bag I use to have. I can carry everything in it, which is my full size camera, 3 lenses, all my filters, charging gear and my smaller camera that would normally go in my pocket and that's just the main area, there are tons of pockets and zipper areas for more things, even a full size compartment for a computer/tablet to slide in (and a raincoat on the bottom zipped up). The only problem I had was one of the zipper pulls came off right away, but that's an easy fix. :-)
367046
I say no. I purchased a bag because it was smaller. I consider myself as a medium man. Suggesting, I say no. I purchased a bag because it was smaller. I consider myself as a medium man. Suggesting, spend a little extra money get a better bet.
367047
It's an average size pack, like what you'd see most college kids caryying around campus.
374382
No, this backpack is great. I'm 6 inches taller than you but the weight is distributed evenly. Great bag!
50573
I own a medium Case Logic (dimensions: 5 x 9.5 x 12 inches). I tried putting the camera bag inside the main compartment after seeing this question.... it's a very tight squeeze, zippers didn't close all too well. I wouldn't recommend trying to push your camera bag into this backpack.
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I'd recommend getting the BIIN 47.The BIIN37 is ridiculously small and borders on tiny.Even the BIIN 47 is smaller than what you would consider to be a 'normal' backpack (i.e. laptop backpack at BestBuy).I debated a long time between he 37/47.... sooo glad I got the 47 after seeing how small it is. Your 60D + 18-55 will fit very comfortably in it. The larger compartment fit my Nikon 55-200mm lens very comfortable with room to spare, so you should be able to easily put the Speedlite flash in there (the 47 has 2 dividers, so you should be able to fit a 50mm PRIME in there too).I think when I measured the large internal lens compartment it was 8.5" long. I'd recommend getting the BIIN 47.The BIIN37 is ridiculously small and borders on tiny.Even the BIIN 47 is smaller than what you would consider to be a 'normal' backpack (i.e. laptop backpack at BestBuy).I debated a long time between he 37/47.... sooo glad I got the 47 after seeing how small it is. Your 60D + 18-55 will fit very comfortably in it. The larger compartment fit my Nikon 55-200mm lens very comfortable with room to spare, so you should be able to easily put the Speedlite flash in there (the 47 has 2 dividers, so you should be able to fit a 50mm... » Read More I'd recommend getting the BIIN 47.The BIIN37 is ridiculously small and borders on tiny.Even the BIIN 47 is smaller than what you would consider to be a 'normal' backpack (i.e. laptop backpack at BestBuy).I debated a long time between he 37/47.... sooo glad I got the 47 after seeing how small it is. Your 60D + 18-55 will fit very comfortably in it. The larger compartment fit my Nikon 55-200mm lens very comfortable with room to spare, so you should be able to easily put the Speedlite flash in there (the 47 has 2 dividers, so you should be able to fit a 50mm PRIME in there too).I think when I measured the large internal lens compartment it was 8.5" long. « Show Less
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I'd think it looks more like a backpack or messenger bag, but probably depends on the way you carry it. It can either ride up on the back, or hang fairly even at the hip. Unless you are a giant, it won't look dainty. I certainly wouldn't think it weird for a guy to wear. If you are worried though, you might try this one: Docooler Caden K1 Waterproof Fashion Casual DSLR Camera Bag Case Messenger Shoulder Bag for Canon Nikon Sony (Army Green)
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It might be a little tight for all of that. Fine for camera and lens for sure. Depends on the size of the wallet. I think I would go one size bigger to be sure.
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I would say no. Unless you are a big guy the bag can look silly and you'd probably get made fun of honestly. The reviews aren't exaggerated, it is the biggest backpack I've ever seen. Look at some of the photos. Its much bigger than what is needed for a 17" laptop.
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It does! It's a great pack if you have a small-medium DSLR. If you're going to be hiking or biking is get a backpack, but if you aren't it's an amazing bag.
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I have mine packed pretty full. I would say that it would fit nicely unless you're talking about a large "pro" digital camera. I'm "old school" SLR and I would say that it would fit a regular SLR with a medium focal-length lens (lens down) nicely. There is a waterproof bag inner liner also. The strap is comfortable across the chest and I have worn it on my belt as well. I use it as a personal "Every Day Carry" bag.
1910559
I actually returned this pack - not due to size. SO I no longer have it. However, as I recall the size was a bit larger than a typical school backpack - due in part because it could hold a large laptop and a lot of other stuff.
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IMHO, this pack would be too small to comfortably fit your MBP and DSLR and stuff. I find my bag a little too narrow to fit anything bulky. I carry my 13" MBP, accessories and a few small/medium books on a regular basis, and the pack is stuffed. FYI, I did buy my wife a Lowepro Passport Sling camera bag which offers easy access and padded compartment specifically for her camera, and she loves it.
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Yes, the big has lots of space. Your camera and lens will all fit in the bottom section of the bag.
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Yup!!! I've actually fitted a bigger camera in there! I've put my 1DX with a ReallyRightStuff L-Bracket on, a 24-70mm f/2.8, a 70-200mm f/2.8 (in top pocket) and a 600EX-RT plus a few other things.... it's actually pretty spacious and the straps are really comfortable.I even put my PhaseOne 645+ w/ Phase IQ250 back with an 80mm Schneider Leaf Lens (all attached and without Air Grip), Plus a bunch of PocketWizards and extra batteries
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This bag is big if u put these typey of your camera it's recomended for dslr camera like nikon d3200 for example But if u want to put all of your small camera i think it is good for you.
320852
No way is it too big. It's just the right size for what you have. I have a 1Dx plus a 6D, a 24-70 2.8 L II, and a 70-200 2.8 L II, plus a 2X extender, and it's too SMALL, mainly because the 1Dx is too big. But your camera is a much better size, and you'll be able to fit it, your lenses and a flash in there, too, plus accessories in the outside pockets. It's a great bag, especially for the price.
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Yes, it is smaller than it appears in the picture. Lots of pockets, padding could be better. I sent mine back and went back to Oakley but I needed a rugged hiking backpack.
1012558
I'm a big guy and it fits me fine.But it makes it hard to spin the bag around on one shoulder to access stuff in it so I rarely use it.Rarely use the waist strap either, unless I'm hiking in really rough terrain.Use both when I'm visiting someplace that crime could be an issue.