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The TARION Hard Shell Camera Backpack TRH is a compact 13L EVA hard shell bag designed for photographers and drone users. It offers 5-side shockproof, water and abrasion-resistant protection while weighing just 1.56 kg. Featuring theft-proof back access, modular padded compartments for multiple cameras and lenses, a 14.5-inch laptop sleeve, and versatile X-cross straps for external gear, it combines security, organization, and ergonomic comfort with a waterproof rain cover included.































| ASIN | B09XMJKR7B |
| Best Sellers Rank | #322 in Camera Cases |
| Brand Name | TARION |
| Capacity | 12 liters |
| Closure Type | Zipper |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 426 Reviews |
| Handle Type | Shoulder Strap, Top Handle |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 12.2"L x 5.1"W x 16.5"H |
| Item Type Name | camera bag, camera backpack |
| Item Weight | 1.5 kg |
| Manufacturer | TARION |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1639724-US |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 2 Years Warranty |
| Material Type | Polyester |
| Model Number | TRH-GN-EUS |
| Number of Compartments | 8 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Pocket Description | Hidden Pocket, Utility Pocket |
| Shell Type | Hard |
| Size | Large |
| Strap Type | Adjustable |
| Style Name | Hardcase Camera Backpack |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
A**Y
Excellent, compact hard shell camera backpack
So pleased with this camera bag! It has hard shell protection on 5 of the six sides. The Velcro dividers on the inside are thick, durable and most importantly- the Velcro is super sticky! I have no worries that my gear will stay in place. This bag is compact- and you may struggle to fit all your gear if you have multiple bodies and large lenses, but I can fit my one body, a couple good sized lenses, my speed light, and adapters which is perfect for me. Laptop compartment is a bonus, but I do wish the laptop compartment was separate from the main compartment. My only complaint, if I had one, would be that the compartments on the inside that I use for extra batteries and memory cards need to have a Velcro or zipper closure. It is very easy for these small items to fall out without a closure, so I’ll be using a little zippered case to keep them in instead.
S**S
New Favorite Camera Bag
I have been very impressed with this TARION hardshell camera backpack. The build quality feels strong and protective, especially the hard exterior which gives extra confidence when traveling with expensive gear. The interior layout is well designed and easy to customize, allowing me to organize my camera body, lenses, and accessories without everything shifting around. One of my favorite features is the three side access points. It makes grabbing gear fast without needing to fully open the bag. This is extremely useful when shooting outdoors or moving between locations. The bag is also comfortable to wear, even when carrying a full load of equipment, thanks to the padded straps and supportive back panel. Overall it offers excellent protection, smart organization, and good comfort. For photographers or videographers who want a durable bag that keeps gear secure while staying easy to access, this is a great choice. I would definitely recommend it.
P**R
Great bag for my outdoor/event shoots--not showy.
This is my de facto go-to case for all event/outdoor shoots. I have used it many times and it is wearing well. The hard case gives me confidence that my pro equipment is safe. The biggest factor for me is that it doesn't scream "camera case" to everyone. I just had a friend have $8000 worth of equipment get stolen. When you are out in the city I just want a back pack not a camera bag. Well built. Zippers are sturdy. Pretty good storage capacity. The sides are bit sloped and I wish they were more 90 degree straight walls. I usually smash my camera body a big 24-105, my 70-200 and a speed light along with batteries, lens cleaner, etc. I don't really use the inside pocket for a laptop. I have used the outside pockets for water or a small tripod. All-in-all it is a very affordable camera bag. I really love it.
D**O
hard shell
Amazing Ph Bag, just buy it. Perfect size backpack for photographers. Very well made, with hard shell, it stands up when leave it on the floor, waterproof cover comes with it, and extremely versatile.
A**A
A great drone bag!
It truly is a stunning bag. Only thing I don't love too too much is if you put a tablet in the sleeve of the flap to close it is a little worrisome that it is too heavy on gear when closed. Only reason for one less star but all in all its an awesome bag, very sturdy. Good amount of foamies * and space to fill. Feels expensive like its a 100+ dollar bag. My fiancé loves it for his drones. Currently with one potensic atom 2 and a neo and all of their charging docs, also a go pro and a few accessories, waiting for the rc2 in the mail.
T**A
No regrets
Im using for 3 months and I have no regrets. Very good quality.
6**S
The Search for the Greatest 'Pack Ends Here
This is the single greatest backpack I have ever owned, and I've had quite a few. To put it simply: this is everything that a camera bag ought to be. The size and shape are perfect, fitting somehow that ideal size between too-big to carry around for casual use, and too-small to fit anything useful. Inside the fabric is very high quality, in fact, it blows away many of the far more expensive brand cases that I own (PeOOcan or American TOOOister, for example). It comes with as many dividers, straps, and panels as you could like, and the best part is that the actual interior is just one big, empty, full-lined bowl. This means you can completely customise the case for ANY use. Finally, the point that sets this case apart: the outer shell. The outer shell is actually as advertised, 1 strong, rigid, dome like piece with no weak points--just like an eggshell made out of some kind of indestructible, kevlar-esque material. The picture isn't an exaggeration when it shows a man laying on this backpack. It's about the best combination of strong and light-weight that I've come across. I'd like to be able to offer a complaint or two, but to be honest, I've bought bags for 3x the price of this pack that weren't nearly as good. And this pack is my daily go-to, so I've put it through a lot of heavy use, but seriously, it still looks brand new. I guess I would like to see it in more colours? Yeah, that would be great.
B**E
Excellent Bag with the Exception of One Design/Manufacturing Flaw
I recently purchased the Tarion Hardshell Camera Bag from Amazon, enticed by its promising features and positive reviews. While the bag offers ample space, excellent padding, and convenient compartments for my camera gear, I was disappointed to discover a significant flaw in its design: the support/tripod straps are sewn into the wrong place. On the positive side, the bag boasts a durable construction, providing excellent protection for my camera and lenses. The padding is thick and well-placed, ensuring that my equipment stays safe during transit. Additionally, the various compartments and pockets make organization a breeze, allowing me to carry not only my camera but also accessories like extra batteries, memory cards, and a small tripod. However, the major letdown comes from the misplacement of the tripod straps. The tripod straps should be sewn in on either side of the zipper as a redundancy in case of zipper failure. Alternatively, the shoulder straps could be sewn into the main part of the bag. The current design leaves the zipper to carry the load of all the bags contents. I for one am not willing to trust this design with the weight of my camera/lenses etc… Despite the flaw, the overall quality of the bag is commendable, and it serves its primary purpose of protecting camera equipment well. If the manufacturer can address the support straps issue in future versions, this bag could easily earn a higher rating. For now, potential buyers should be aware of this drawback and consider their camera’s weight before making a purchase. In conclusion, this bag offers impressive features but is hindered by the unfortunate misplacement of support straps. If you can overlook this flaw or find a way to work around it, the bag may still be a suitable choice for its protective qualities and organizational capabilities.
L**S
EXCELENTE PRODUCTO Y CALIDAD
La verdad es que quedé muy satisfecha con este producto. La mochila de un buen tamaño, es dura para evitar que se aplaste o dañe el equipo que transportas. Los compartimentos de adentro se puedes acomodar a tu preferencia y además incluye una bolsa para proteger la mochila del agua, ya que por sí sola no es impermeable. Cuenta con unas cuantas bolsas en la parte exterior para que guardes cositas.
B**R
Good quality and good size
Wasn't sure if I wanted this or one with a softer shell. Glad I went with this one. Well built and lots of room for all my accessories. Perfect size backpack.
A**M
Good buy
Very nice and reliable...all u can put for your drone and accessories...👍👍👍
R**S
Llegó en muy buen estado
Muy bonita a burr en n precio y súper espaciosa cabe todo lo necesario
N**A
Perfect Personal Item That Still Lets You Bring a Full Carry-On
I bought this backpack specifically to meet the personal item size restrictions for Air Canada (17x13x6). The listed dimensions are 16.5 x 12.2 x 5.1 inches, just under the max. It might look a bit small at first glance, but that's exactly what you want in a personal article. This allows me to still bring a full-size rolling carry-on. Here’s what I packed inside: Canon R5 Mark II body Canon RF 50mm f/1.2 Canon RF 24-70mm f/2.8 Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8 3 LC-E6 chargers and 5 LP-E6P batteries Canon EL-1 Flash with an extra LP-EL Battery Canon 270EX II mini flash Bottom line: if you're traveling with camera gear or any other high-value kit and want to maximize your cabin allowance while still bringing a full size carry on this is it.
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