Minshift Gear Backlight 26L Review

After not being entirely satisfied with my previous backpack I decided to go and pick up something more traditional. I went ahead and got the Mindshift Gear Backlight 26L backpack and now I'm sharing my thoughts on it with you. Enjoy the video and remember to hit like and subscribe.
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[@winc06]

Great review of this bag and the Peak Design. Answered much of my skepticism about the wasted space and flimsiness of the PD dividers. Then you provided this review which provided a good alternative. Thank you.

[@GlebLapham]

Glad to hear it! Thank you!

[@edc5338]

Great review! I have the 36L and it works for me. Plenty of space.

[@alexanderpeckham8105]

It comes in 2 colours I like the Black one the Green coloured one is nice but imo it looks cheap. Plus the green stitching and zips stands out more on the Black. I also like how this bag looks like a hiking bag and not a Camera bag. Nice review very detailed..... now just have to save up to buy it...lol

[@GlebLapham]

+alexander peckham I use it for hiking and traveling quite a bit and I agree, it doesn't look like there's a camera in it. Which is great! Thank you for watching!

[@rogerhuston8287]

Gleb, I also have the peak design pack, my problem is the lack of a true waist belt which means the bag feels heavy when full. Question, can you compare the shoulder straps for me between the two? In short, are the straps thicker on the Backlight?

[@GlebLapham]

+Roger Huston Roger, yes the straps are much bigger and thicker on the Backlight. They are padded on the sides and provide a lot more support than the ones on the Peak Design pack.

[@caitybreann10]

your mic sounds nice. lol

[@GlebLapham]

+Caitlyn Johnston thanks! I heard a couple of subtle pops but it's not bad for $25