The Backpack That Doesn’t Scream “Camera Gear”

[@Iamtongue]

This is my last video of the year! I hope you’ve enjoyed the content I’ve put out this year.. anyways stay safe and happy new year 🎊🎈🎆

[@Battlem0nk]

I carried my camera around college campus in a Ninja Turtle lunch box. Actually even forgot in the cafeteria. Came back the next day it was still there.

[@brianw6645]

My wife is already complaining about my 9 camera bags! I'd hate to hear what she'd say if I bought another. 😂

[@Iamtongue]

@@brianw6645 my wife too! I tell her I need one for a every occasion just like how she needs all of her shoes and that usually works 😂

[@Battlem0nk]

Wait till you get 9 wives.

[@CINEMAWORX]

Great backpack.. now the thieves really know now about this backpack... lol!! And don't you want a backpack that doesn't scream " come take me, I have camera gear"?

[@frankygamaliano7058]

Have the same backpack also in black. My gripe is there isn’t many (barely any) compartments / pockets. I wasn’t able to purchase additional accessories Velcro stick-on pockets when I placed my order. Seems like they have to be purchased via local re-sellers (who don’t carry stocks either where I live). Overall, I like the size and the look but the lack of pockets are a bit of an issue for my use.

[@stkuj]

I think this bag at 15l is a bit small for travel, maybe just day street shoots. I can't find much in this...maybe a 20l of this bag would be awesome.

[@ingoschnieders4812]

Can't find any name type or link for the bag in the description? 🤔

[@Iamtongue]

It’s the first thing that you see in my description

[@xenoheartvisuals]

I...dont think I can afford to buy another camera bag 😂 no more room (and money)! A shame too. I do like that it looks less obvious as a camera bag compared to a Thinktank, Peak Design, or a Nomatic.

[@Iamtongue]

I’m not a fan of those bags!!! So nasty looking ahha I own the peak design bag and it’s been so long we need something more modern

[@Princeton_James]

I'm not ready to commit to a 200 dollar backpack. If I'm not taking huge lenses then I'm okay with a regular backpack. When I take my MFT camera I've been able to fit 2 lenses in a fanny pack that I got for 20 bucks at TJ Max.

[@simon359]

I prefer to carry a jacket with plenty of pockets, putting my lenses in different areas and my supporting batteries and other knickknacks in. You can buy these type of jackets for every type of season, which is what I prefer to do. This way you can pull out lenses easily and swap them out. Nobody sees you with the backpack and they don’t see you as a photographer, but just somebody carrying a camera around his neck. Thieves, don’t see you either! You will have to find a jacket that suits you, you can even have somebody custom make extra pockets. I see way too many photographers carrying backpacks and they’re less likely to get the lens out quickly or even at all. 🖖

[@Iamtongue]

I don’t live in a place with weather that permits these types of jackets with secret compartments 😅😂

[@renashbellrn]

Not better than Brevite tho