Meet the PGYTECH OnePro Flex - the ultimate hybrid pack?

I've been looking for a backpack that can do these three things: 1) be a carryon for all my flights, even the tiny AirAsia ones that I'm sure you're familiar of, 2) carry ALL my camera and computer gear safely so I don't have to check it in, and 3) be able to carry all the supplies I'd need for the shorter trips I take (say 1-3 weeks) including clothes and snacks. I think I finally found it. A bag that can do what my Nomatic bags couldn't... Take a look at my video review and let me know in the comments if you walked away with the same impression I did... this bag is AWESOME.
*disclaimer, I got this bag for free to give an honest and unbiased review, and I love it. You'll see it in future videos and if it breaks I'd likely buy another one.
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[@markusgalli]

Looks like an incredibly versatile bag, definitely a great option for nomad filmmakers!

[@nofearnomad]

Yep I'm pretty happy with the brand overall, I own so much of their gear haha

[@ExposureCompensation]

My gear; rf 800mm f11, rf 100-500, canon r7, canon eos-1V, ef 16-35 f2, ef 24-70, ef 70-200, 2 speed lites, accessories, and foul weather gear. Ive been using an issued alice pack for the last 35 years that I modified but the harness and straps are getting more and more difficult to find. I need something modular with good back support. Do you think I could squeeze everything into a One Pro Flex 30L or would 40L be better? I wanna stay away from the 50L because ounces are pounds and pounds are pain! Thanks for the video!

[@nofearnomad]

Hey! Ok so make sure you get the bag that fits the largest camera module. 40l should be fine, I definitely don't have the size of gear you have by any means. But the 40l can carry the L module and still have the expansion up at the top. I like mine, I have more gear now than I did in the video and it still all fits.

[@jasper5945]

No cons? like zero?

[@nofearnomad]

I am still testing it. Possibly ergonomics of some of the smaller zippers but it's minimal. This is why it was surprisingly good to me... normally I can pick out a lot of cons quickly

[@Battlem0nk]

I found some of the straps like load lifters felt cheap and hard to cinch up. Top expansion flap while clever/cool is kinda finicky. Once again the cinch straps holding it down is hard to use.

[@nofearnomad]

@@Battlem0nk As I've used it a lot more, I can definitely see they went a little overkill on the quantity of straps, clips, zippers, elastics etc. versus the quality. Some of the zippers need a little more force/angle than I expected, especially when the cinch straps are tightened. It's definitely something to improve, hopefully we see that soon. I've been relying on this for a ton of trips since the volcanoes and so far nothing's broken or deteriorated, but I certainly will make a follow up video the second I run into that.