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The Manfrotto zaino Veloce V (MB SB390-5SW) is a camera backpack with space for up to 1 camera body with 70-200 and 2-3 other lenses. It measures 42 x 34 x 20 centimeters and it weights 1.2 kg; these dimensions are compatible with the hand luggage limits of most airlines.
It is made in water-repellent fabric. It has flexible and modular dividers, other than a laptop pocket for laptops up to 15"; there is an external tripod holder. It has been in production from 2011 to 2019 (discontinued); the average price, when in production, was 90 €.
6 users have given it an average vote of 9.5 out of 10.
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Pros:Build quality, comfort, padding, relative lightness, pocket for laptop up to 15" (mine is 15.6"), quick access pocket
Cons:Modularity, internal tripod compartment that only takes away space, very limited availability (taken used at about 50 €)
Opinion:All in all it is a backpack that does its job very well. Unfortunately the internal tripod space is only for really small tripods, and this takes away space inside (unless you put long lenses, because the small ones can't be placed on top of each other). But you can put the tripod on the outside with two small straps that, apparently, are very resistant. Initially I took it so as not to give people in the eye and disguise myself as a normal guy in the crowd; Nothing, I am forced to be branded as a "photographer" with the tripod on my shoulders. Considering that, at least, I carry it centrally behind the backpack (and not in a side pocket as in other backpacks), I can say that I am more confident about the integrity of my spine, because it is a well-balanced weight.
Cons:Uncomfortable tripod external mount, better for carrying monopod
Opinion:I have been using it since 2019, it is still in good condition, mine is all black, not white like the photo. It contains two camera bodies, one with mounted the Panasonic 100-400, the other with mounted the Panasonic 14 mm, two types of filters, the Olympus 60 mm macro, the Asus E210 13" notebook pc, a dust brush, lens cloths, a knife, the Panasonic booklet of the G9. I use it only for the transport of all the equipment in travel, in the field I prefer the hunter's backpack that allows me to carry everything I need to stay in the mountains with food and complete rain.
Pros:Comfortable, breathable, spacious, opening at the back for safety
Cons:Not complete customization of spaces
Opinion:Awesome backpack. I have the black version. Excellent is the quality of the seams as that of the coating. I have been using it for years without any problem. A reflex and many lenses enter it. To better manage the space I inserted other padded partitions and Velcro. Unfortunately, however, it is not possible to completely redistribute all the spaces but you have to adapt to the basic layout with little freedom of action. The opening at the back makes me feel calmer towards any pickpockets. Given the price is still super recommended.
user103989
sent on October 20, 2017
Pros:Constructive quality, finishes, high level of protection, value for money
Cons:Uncomfortable shoulder straps, little modularity, quick opening unusable with a telephoto lens mounted.
Opinion:At first glance, you see it's a quality backpack with great finish and plenty of space to offer. However, it has some defects, space is not so much remodeled as some other writer has written: some divisors are sewn on the fabric and can not be removed and / or moved as one wants. To make my D750 stand with the Tamron 70-200 G2 mounted, the Tamron 24-70 and other accessories, I had to take advantage of the Amazon Basics Bag dividers I have in order to have the modified space as I wanted. Another bad feature of this bag is, in my opinion, the shoulder straps, which are really huge and tend to be really uncomfortable for certain movements. I find it unusable for the briefcase to open when a telephoto lens is installed
Pros:Dimensions, Side Pocket Easy Open, Confort, materials, opening the backpack on the side of the back
Cons:Side Pocket Easy Open with the opening a little small
Opinion:I bought it to carry my kit around without breaking my back. I found it very comfortable, very soft back and shoulder straps. Space is not the greatest but it contains a good camera body + lens and another two goals aggiunrivi + belongings. The materials are excellent. I definitely would purchase another. I was impressed.
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