Great hiking camera backpack
588374
I took this backpack on a camping trip to Yellowstone, it securely held my camera, tripod and 4 additional lenses. I didn't even have to take it off to change lenses, just swumg it around. LOVED it!!
3634033
I through hike on the Appalachian trail and I needed a small lightweight lens bag for my backpack and this answered the call. Fits extremely memory cards, timers, remotes, and 2 prime lenses and a fish eye no problem. Probably would only fit a camera body and a lens if you plan on using this as a bag. But works extremely well for my use.
3780447
I bought this case for travel and to combine my notebook case and camera case.  This is a great backpack, and currently houses my Canon 40D with kit lens in the top.  It is a tight fit, but works good.  A Rebel XTI or similar would fit great.  Below I have a zoom lens, a fixed lens, a AVCHD camcorder, a small panasonic digital camera and a couple chargers.  There is still plenty of room in the side pockets for other gear, such as battery packs, tripod, phone, memory, etc.  My Macbook Pro 15" notebook fits in the back fine.  This may even replace my Oakley notebook case for good, it is always nice to have your camera close.  It is no good if you need it and it is not there.  If you are looking for a similar pack, you cannot go wrong with this.  Great price too!
2849792
very happy with backpack, all my lenses and camera fit awesomely, PC compartment is kinda small but Ipad fits in just fine
2120595
I love the build quality of this backpack. I can fit my Canon 70d, 40mm and 18-135mm lenses, flash, extended battery clip and much more in this guy. everything fits snug but there is still room for a few more lenses and the semi hard skelotin of the backpack ensures me that it will be safe. Its super easy to get to my camera by just laying it down and opening it from the back and it's perfect for travel in size and anti-theft reasons. the only thing it is missing is a waterproof cover. but you can pick those up cheap at almost any major retailer. I got mine at Walmart in the camping section for like 5 bucks.
4514076
I have a Nikon camera with extra lens, a remote, and some cleaning supplies. I also have a camcorder. This bag has a padded interior with soft containment walls, and velcro connections that can be used to adjust the size of some of the cells. Everything fits in the carrying space nicely, and my biggest concern was whether the contents would spill all over the space while being carried.

Not to worry, after hiking and then opening the bag, everything was in its space. There was a lot more space than I actually need, as I don't carry a laptop along with me and there is space for that - although it makes a nice slot for camera instructions or a spare magazine. So, for my uses the bag could be smaller, and it certainly was not the most comfortable hiking on a hot afternoon. There's also a clippable waist band  for added security, and the arm straps can also be clipped together.

A feature on the bag that I have yet to try is a series of 2 adjustable loops that can be used to fit a tripod. This is a nice bonus and I'll investigate that soon.

So, a nice, secure, stable bag that has a pretty sturdy soft casing. A nice way to keep your hands free and be able to carry all your camera gear.
14198
One of the best camera backpacks I have ever used. It has plenty of pockets and separators for your camera and lenses. The stitches are tight to last for years. It comes with a rain jacket to protect your equipment.
I highly recommend this backpack for amateur or professional photographers.
3458796
I am a professional photographer and I have a bag for every configuration. This bag fits my Canon 5D2 with a 24-70 attached and one other lens or a flash. The Domke bags are rugged looking, they don't scream there is an expensive camera in here. It's great to use for vacations because there are many ways to put equipment in the bag and several pockets to put accessories. The velcro is loud to open, but it doesn't bother me. Taking the gear out is really easy while you're holding the bag. Unlike most backpacks, I can carry the bag and get to the camera easily. I have carried this bag in the rain and the gear never gets wet. I highly recommend this bag.
3795195
This is a great backpack for hiking. Very spacious. It has adjustable shoulder straps to suit different heights. Plenty of pockets to store items and straps and hookups on the outside of the pack it allows to pack everything you need for a few days. Only reason I rate 4 stars is at 4.5 lbs it's a little bit heavy.
2464628
Used this on a recent 10 day road trip we took. We didn't do much hiking. But whenever we did, this was the go to bag to carry a DSLR with two lenses (one 55-300, u can imagine how heavy it could be), couple of water bottles, winter gear - caps and gloves and layers and a few other small assortment of stuff. This bag really held well.
1195377
Great photography back pack. Plenty of small compartments for cards, cords, and other things. Also comes with a weather proof cover for the backpack. The main compartment is all heavily padded Velcro sections that are interchangeable to fit any number of items or even if you want to take them all out and use them as a regular backpack. The entire thing is well padded. Better than what I was expecting actually.
2746185
The bag has been great accept for one big issue. I should have bought a bag that you can leave on while having access to the lens and camera compartment. This not being the bags fault thus the 4 star rating. It holds a canon body with three lenses. The large one being a canon 100-400 with the hood still attached and on the camera body. The pocket and strap on the exterior of the bag for carrying the tripod is a bit loose. It's hard to sinch down the strap to secure the tripod...ie. the tripod sways when hiking. Happy with the size and comfort. Completed a few 8 mile day hikes and liked the fit and comfort of this pack.
1862349
This is a great hiking backpack with great size. The regular capacity is 50L which already hold good amount of items, and there is a expandable 10L space for some extra. It is great if you are on camping. The backpack is very light weight while still feel robust and strong. There are several small pockets here and there, which is good to store small items. It comes with a rain cover and make this backpack water proof. I enjoy this backpack a lot and can't wait to carry it for my next hiking.

I am offered a discount in exchange of my honest review.
1756275
This a great backpack for a 5 to 6 hours trek or hike. I use it for 4 to 5 hours and have plenty of room to store a raincoat, a jacket, food and water. Upper pocket is very handy to tell your partner to store or get things out like a camera or a snack on the move. Great quality also. Fits great on the back.
4209130
Absolutely like this Backpack. Fits all my accessories and my Dslr and my Mirrorless cameras.  The adjustable straps on the outside and the attachments are a great addition
2384896
For light hiking with my old Spottie and a newer Canon DSLR.  Can hold both cameras with primes, plus a 200mm telephoto for the Pentax and a mild zoom lens for the Canon.  This doesn't require the use of the top, which while not big, is fine for carrying a light jacket or a snack or something.  The little pockets are great for cleaning supplies, tripod baseplates, filters, and film.  Also holds my laptop.  Seriously, surprisingly big.

It can actually handle my fairly heavy tripod, but a monopod would be a better way to go.
4237722
Really like this camera pack. Two minor complaints. One, in the brochure I see a rain protector that slips over the pack. Don't see where it is. 2, The packs side zipper as a second option to get at your camera should zip the opposite way so that the straps are faced down instead of up. Right now you have to have the pack upside down to unzip it. Personal preference I guess. Anyway, I really like the many other storage features and quality rugged construction. Lots of storage compartments very padded. And a great padded place for my tablet too.