NOMATIC McKinnon Camera Cube - Travel Camera Pack by Peter McKinnon for Photographers, DSLR Camera Backpack for Men and Women

We have become huge fans of Nomatic products. This is a clever day-pack that works well when you travel with the larger 35L backpack. It fits into the top compartment and you can take it out of the larger backpack, unfold it and load it with a smaller camera set-up when you don't want to carry a massive backpack while you check out the sights and the neighborhood. We found this bag is too big to fit in the top compartment of the 25L. Well-made and sturdy. We wish you safe travels and great adventures!

The bag is amazing. I purchased a Peak Design sling 6L and the Nomatic to compare for my lumix S5 and I can say, this bag is a lot better. With the PD I had just enough room to fit my camera and a few accesories but with the nomatic bag, i can fit a ton of stuff. It is versatile so I can just use the cube and I added the Peak design straps to use it as a sling or I use it as a fill bag and it fits my Lumix S5, extra batteries and accesories and ij the bar itself I can fit my 15 inch MacBook pro with some extra stuff (not that protective but it fits)

This has fulfilled all of my needs for a decent daypack with photography in mind. I primarily bought it because of its blank slate space in the top compartment to put whatever I need inside (jacket, travel book, chargers, etc) Pros: - collapsible feature is super nifty and intuitive - was successfully able to put a 15” MacBook Pro in the top compartment for an emergency (it was janky and really pushing it, but it fit) - blank slate storage capacity for all of your daypack needs - fits a Sony a7r with a 70-200 oss ii in the bottom compartment, with space for one more lens - doesn’t look like a photography bag Cons: - it’s easy to overpack and make the pack too heavy for the small straps - said straps dig into your shoulders and you can really feel it halfway through a day - quick access to bottom compartment isn’t a thing, and requires you to have a decent surface to balance your pack on. A heavy topside can tip the bottom compartment a little bit if you’re not careful Overall I highly recommend this pack if you’re looking for something small, flexible, and Lowkey for your daypack photography needs

Very convenient for day trips. Fits the camera perfectly and protects it well.

I was originally just looking for an insert since I love my backpack and ran into this gem. I will recommend this bag for those that intend to use to its fullest. Besides the uses described by the developers in combination with the big backpack and Peter Mckinnon video, I would suggest this bag for a person that travels, has a mirrorless camera (smaller size camera), likes their own backpack/carry-on, doesn't particularly want a camera bag, and/or likes to travel light. It is important to note that the cube inside a regular backpack will take from 1/3 to 1/2 of your total bag storage space. What fits in the folded bag is my fuji-XT2, kit lense, a couple of primes, neck/wrist strap and 2 extra batteries. What I carry while I travel also include manfrotto tiny tripod, charger and small neewer light. With the bag open everything fits and there is plenty of space left. As a cube in my normal backpack/carry-on I can fit everything plus laptop, clothing, switch, over-ear headphones to mention some. I like to travel light and don't like to advertise that I have a camera bag. This bag doesn't look like a camera bag when used as a backpack, the zipper hides on your back so its hard to get at it without you noticing and the gear is easily available. More importantly I can use it as an insert on my normal backpack and stay light. Even though is a stand alone bag, I wouldn't advise buying the bag if you intend to ONLY use it as a cube or a backpack as there are other bags that can do a better job individually.

I found the NOMATIC McKinnon Camera Cube to be an incredibly versatile option for my Peak Design 45L travel bag, thanks to its nifty daypack conversion feature. I was pleasantly surprised to see it comfortably fit a full-frame mirrorless camera with my 70-200 GM II lens. It's sized similarly to PD’s “small” camera and storage cubes (1/3 of the space), which leaves ample room for a medium storage cube. This setup makes for the ultimate one-bag travel experience. As a one camera + one lens type of traveler, this cube has been a game-changer. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a compact, efficient travel photography solution!

So, I recently tried out a camera accessory that I had high hopes for, and while it didn't completely meet my expectations, I can say that I still found it to be a worthwhile purchase. Initially, I was excited about the potential this camera cube pack held for my photography adventures. It boasted versatility and convenience, which are essential for someone like me who enjoys capturing moments on the go. However, upon receiving it, I realized that it didn't quite accommodate my a7riv camera as well as I had hoped. The depth of the camera cube turned out to be a tad too shallow for my camera, which was a bit disappointing. I had to make some adjustments to fit it properly, but it wasn't a dealbreaker for me. Thankfully, the rest of the pack was spacious enough to hold other essential gear and accessories that I typically carry around. Despite this minor setback, I must say that the overall design and functionality of the pack were impressive. It definitely felt tailored for photographers, with its thoughtful organization and durable construction. The pack's ability to protect my gear, even though it didn't fit my camera like a glove, was quite reassuring. In terms of comfort, the backpack straps were adjustable and adequately padded, making it easy to carry around for extended periods without straining my shoulders. The pack's lightweight nature was also a bonus, as it didn't add unnecessary weight to my already bulky gear setup. All in all, while this camera cube pack didn't perfectly suit my specific camera model, I still found it to be a valuable addition to my smaller APSC photography gear. Its overall quality and functionality outweighed the minor hiccup I experienced. If you're in need of a reliable and well-designed pack for your photography adventures, this one might just be worth considering.

I got this to travel with as just a day pack here and there but I ended up liking it so much that it is now my every day bag. I rarely need more camera equipment than what I can put in it. (Sony a6300, mavic air, controller, mini tripod, and a lens or two) so now I use it every day everywhere. I ride a motorcycle and it’s been perfect for that as well as giving me the storage space I need to get a couple groceries once in a while. As well as when I travel I slip a belt through and you can carry it like a Fanny pack underneath your backpacking/travel backpack. This bag has come with me everywhere from Alaska to Guatemala. I love this bag. It would be nice if the camera compartment went slightly deeper? And if the straps were slightly thicker. But besides that I think it’s a perfect bag.

Extremely lightweight, folds up small but holds a lot, versatile camera compartment, high quality materials, this is a great travel backpack.

Hatte erwartet das es eine coole/praktische Tasche ist, in der Praxis aber nochmal besser. Top wenn wir mit der Kleinen raus gehen und neben der Fuji auch noch Verpflegung mitnehmen wollen.

Bellissimo e comodissimo in abbinamento con quello più grande

I’ve used this bag already more than I thought I would. It’s big enough and fits comfortably even when full. Good materials, too.