VEO GO46M

The bag is large enough to carry gear for a day's shooting, but compact enough to carry all day. It can be a bit top heavy if the bottom section is left empty. Great, functional bag that is also stylish.

I bought this bag supplementary to a 15 year old and extremely excellent Lowepro backpack. As that one is 50/50 camera and personal belongings, it would not fit my Sony a6400 with my new Sony FE200600G lens fitted.This Vanguard seemed to fit the bill with regards to size, leaving me with a decent backpack that was smaller and that I am less likely to over-fill.I removed the velcro top section that supports a neat, waterproof inner bag that is accessible from the top zipper. The inner bag is not removable but it is easy to move out of the way to allow for the camera with big lens fitted.This is now my 'wildlife' bag containing the a6400 with FE200-600 lens, also Sony 70-350G and 18-135 lenses and a bag of cleaning kit and a couple of filters. I think it would take a Sony full frame or equivalent gear (see photo).Two side pockets appear well made and easily and firmly hold a water bottle and tripod. There is a supplementary strap provided to hold the tripod securely. The very top zipper compartment holds the separate rain cover and you can also store maybe filters, batteries or a case with earbuds etc.A laptop will slip in very nicely in to a well padded sleeve that has a securing strap. I like the rear access for camera as it prevents anyone accessing from behind you. The inside is mostly velcro loop, so is soft and allows multiple options to move the various sizes of dividers.It is strictly a camera bag with not much room for anything else unless you are carrying smaller lenses, as in the product description photos. For me, I feel confident that my gear is well protected.So far, so good. It remains to be seen if this will be as hard wearing as my now semi-retired Lowepro, but for the price I am very satisfied. A similar Lowepro runs at nearly double the price.

Not only does this fit mirrorless cameras, but also fit dslr camera as well. I have a Nikon d7200 with a 18-140mm lense on it. Fit/position very well into the spot. And have plenty other spaces for more lenses. I ordered the 42m, at a first glance, I thought it was too small, but when i tried it on, I felt differently. The size is right for what I needed. Good price, good quality. No complaint!

When traveling or doing street photography, the last thing I want is to advertise that I'm carrying expensive camera gear. This looks like a stylish day bag. Vanguard products are unrated IMO. I've need been someone who would spend $300+ on a camera bag. Vanguard has high quality products at a good price... The bag feel really sturdy with quality materials. I have a Vanguard tripod that been a work horse for several years. A small improvement I'd like would be a few ink pen pockets inside the bag. But I'm very happy with the purchase.

I got this one due to others saying it was roomy. For me this is a nice bag, but not one you want to grow into. Meaning once you have 1 body, 2 lenses and few other essentials, this is packed. Rule of thumb is if there is a waist strap included, it is a bigger bag. This is great for small day outings with a camera, not suited for like hiking photography. It is horrible in terms of holding a proper tripod, it was not well thought out at all in design in that regard.

This backpack has ample storage for your camera, 2 lenses, and some extra things like a hot shoe mic or flash unit. There is a few extra zippered pockets in various places, but the top one, next to the handle has been the most useful for me. Its large enough to hold a mask, my phone, my field notes, and some writing utencils. The pocket on the front of the backpack is good for an iPad or really small laptop (11 inches or less).The backpack is also really comfortable to wear, and I have no problem taking it with me wherever I go. The slim, stylish look of it is really nice, especially because it doesn't look like a camera backpack. It also comes with a waterproof cover, which I haven't used yet but is a nice addon. Finally, the part that touches your back when you wear it, has a strap that's kinda hard to describe, but allows you to easily put this thing on a suitcase handle. I really like that.Thats all.

I am not sure why the Vanguard name is not THE go to in the photo industry for bags. They are affordable for the first plus and they are durable. I have the 42M version of the VEO GO. It easily fits my ipad, all of my nessecities in the top pocket and my Fuji X-T10 with lenses. There is a "home" for everything on this bag. And not only are there pockets for cords, memory card holders, tripod and other add ons, I could easily fit my foldable drone in the other side pocket. The pockets are all easily accessable from the outside of the bag, so no more wasting time digging around for what I need. A huge bonus for me (espcially since I plan on traveling with this bag) is that the entire back zips open flat so I can grab what I need and change lenses as I go, but not worry about someone unzipping my bag and swiping my stuff. Lots of hooks and holders to clip things onto the outside of the bag as well. We hike A LOT and this will be my new go to bag to take with me to get great shots but not feel like my bag is dragging me the opposite way down the mountain.

Shopped around a long time before finding this bag. The Lowe Pros and Peak Designs are just too big. I wanted a low profile backpack for a Sony Alpha mirrorless body with a 24-70 mounted, 70-200 f2.8, 15” MacBook Pro and a few odds and ends. This bag is a perfect fit. A dslr with a lens on would be too tall unless maybe you took out the laptop.The trade off for this nice slim package is accessibility to the camera compartment. There’s no convenient side doors. Getting gear out of the bag pretty much requires putting the bag down to go through the back door.

El material se ve de calidad y resistente. Muy práctica para abrir y sacar cámara o lente mientras haces foto.

Para su precio, la mochila es de muy buena calidad de materiales y se ve como una mochila comun y no parece de fotografia, pero aun asi se ve como una mochila con estilo.NO es para llevar una cantidad de equipo demasiado grande, puedo llevar una camara y 1 lente con accesorios como 1 flash y otras cosas, o 2 lentes con algunas baterias, pero si puedes llevar mas cosas en el compartimiento superior si no te molesta que no vallan protegidas por los compartimientos.El compartimiento superior es expandible conforme le pones mas cosas puedes alargarlo hacia arriba y extenderlo, pero si la hace ver ya muy deforme.Incluye cubierta de lluvia y correa para tripie, las bolsas laterales para agua o tripie son excelentes para llevar lentes a la mano tambien para cambios rapidos.En general me encanta esta mochila y estoy seguro que durara mucho tiempo.

Great bag for the price. Overall design and look is top notch. Fits my mirrorless + 5 lenses + accessories.

I can fit a gymbal, 2lenses, mirror less in main storage. And one mini tripod (upper compartment) main storage still has space for flash maybe.Only thing felt missing is the smaller storage pockets for sd cards or batteries. May have to buy a box or something to keep those stored securely.

Me gustó mucho el tamaño y el diseño, no parece de fotografía y eso la hace genial