I stuffed all these gear into PGYTECH Roller Backpack - RED35 Review

I finally found a good alternative to my trusty Manfrotto roller for my work. This PGYTECH Roller backpack is as good as it looks, huge capacity with lots of neat touches that makes every working photographers happy! #photography #microfourthirds #omsystem
For more information (and discounts!) NOT AFFILIATE LINKS.
PGYTECH Roller Camera Backpack:
bit.ly/4ivBy5U (Amazon-UK)
bit.ly/4f3XzWR (Official Website)
code: REDLLORERW10
Photography Gloves:
bit.ly/49wwBpJ (Amazon-UK)
bit.ly/41v9FVT (Official Website)
code: REDLLORERW10
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[@davidleong899]

Heard your off to Tokyo. Just a thought - if you can make vid on where to shop for MFT gear there!

[@NikCan66]

Always entertainment and educational

[@chuckl7713]

Good stuff. Though, I'm always concerned about there being no overhead space for my camera bag. So I make sure to always carry my gear in a bag that will fit under the seat when flying.

[@Red35Photography]

Yes, this case actually fit most airline overhead space when the wheels are off. It will be my international travel case now :)

[@corrbox2]

Hi, Where can I find out the dimensions of this bag? Do you have photos of the inserts that seperate the internal space of the bag? It sounds and even looks like a good bag. I am using a ThunkTank Rolling bag, but it onky has two wheels. The idea of 4 wheels would be great. I just cannot get enough information on the dimensions of this 4 wheel roller and how much the material the bag is made of will protect my M4/3rds gear. 2-OM1MII, 150-400 f4.5, 12-40 f.28, 40-150 f2.8, and other lenses. How protective is this bag of such heavy camera gear, Can you advise? Thank you for your help and advise.

[@Red35Photography]

You can find the dimensions in their website. www.pgytech.com/products/roller-camera-backpack
Also, like yourself, I much prefer four wheels than two (I have Wandrd roller bag that's great but only two wheels), hence I've been using the Manfrotto Rollercase for a long time. Base on your gear, the bag will fit nicely with the bag with space to spare. As seen in my video, I have fitted GH7 with 150-600mm on one side and OM-1 II with 40-150mm 2.8 on the other with space for many more individual lenses (I put three in this video, a drone, accessories and a pair of binoculars. Padding is thick and protective too. So far, I am liking it. But ultimately, this is not a 'hard case' and should never checked in the flight and always carry with you on the plane.

[@vermis8344]

I'd _love_ to meet you in Tokyo in the first week of February. Having the time and money to do so is a very, very different matter, though. 😅
6:49 I want to buy it just to make this noise:
ua-cam.com/video/pkdry54C0oU/v-deo.html