Tenba Axis v2 LT 20L: REVIEW

[@BakaWoodworker]

Been eagerly waiting for someone to do a review of this bag. THANK YOU for putting it out. Great job as always!

[@soldoutmedia8025]

Yeah! We really like making these videos and love that you guys like them. THANK YOU for watching :)

[@Poopdeck1015]

Great bags but the outer material isn’t as tough as others.

[@soldoutmedia8025]

It’s certainly not as waterproof as others, I haven’t had any issues with the outer material other than this model being a little “canvasy” We would love to test whatever happend to yours to replicate your issue. Could you give us some more details? Thanks for commenting!

[@Poopdeck1015]

@@soldoutmedia8025 Sure, but my issue is more with the fact it collects dust on the outside more than others. It is more noticeable in the black covers. Are you going to be doing an episode on bags that fit mirrorless properly? Most bags are built fo larger DSLR sizes.

[@soldoutmedia8025]

Understood! That is definitely an issue that you have to keep in consideration when buying a pack. Most new bags that go into the slimmer litre specs I feel are way more planned towards the mirrorless dslr cameras. Is there a bag that you have in mind that you want us to test? Thanks for sharing!

[@Poopdeck1015]

@@soldoutmedia8025 thank you. definitely the the Lowepro ‘green’ line with a Sony a7 series camera. And also the ThinkTank bag link. Urban approach and urban aces 13 & 15. Whenever I see reviews of these bags, they’re just guys holding the bags, they don’t place cameras into them at all.

[@diegocaracasfc]

​@@soldoutmedia8025do you like this better than the regular version Axis V2 20l?

[@alvinbartolome1239]

I know this is a little bit late, can someone confirm that this 20L LT bag can take a pro mirrorless ff camera plus a 70-200 attached? Thank you.

[@soldoutmedia8025]

it gets a bit tight, but it works, today we have a Sony a9iii in it with a Sigam 24-70.