Thanks for the amazing review on this bag, Chase; I'm sold! The pouch idea is an excellent way to keep small gear together and accessible. I also like that the waist belt is removable; the blue tooth tracker in a bag is another great selling point. The sturdy dividers are a must for expensive gear; nice to see that comment in your review. Lastly, I have watched your videos for years, and your advice is accurate and consistent. You are funny and make me laugh every time I watch a review, but I know I can trust what you say. Keep up the good work; it keeps me coming back to your channel for advice.

I have been using a fully loaded 24l Tenba solstice for 2 years. Other bags get torn. Tenba withstood all the heavy use. Solid bags.

Man I spent (1) month 8 hours a day searching for the perfect camera bag and it doesn't exist! Final today I purchased my upcoming South Africa Tenba Axis V2 32L bag and can't be more stoked on the quality, layout, the empty bag weight, size (meets US airlines requirements 22''x14''x9'') full loaded comfort (R3, R5, Rf 100-500, RF 28-70, RF 85, RF 100, etc...) and the price, half the price of its competitors with the Tenba dealer down the street. Got the same color "Multi-Cam black" as shown, yes this is my first Tenba bag, I reorganized those dividers so my two cameras lay horizontal with the lens attached not going to axis the cameras through the top or side axis turned those areas into storage, brilliant. Nice video I can tell your stoked as well! *My one wish for this bag now since its loaded is around (6) CFexpress size dedicated slots with vel-cro lids under the business card slot as there's room and its empty space. (6) LP-E19 battery size slots with lids under those CFexpress slots.

You got me when you threw the accessories over your shoulder..! Seriously, I have the 16-liter size and I absolutely LOVE it. It is perfect for 90% of my shooting with one camera. It's when I need two cameras & gear that it is a bit too small. I'm trying to decide between the 20 and 24-liter size as a second pack for those multi-camera times. (I actually have a larger bag from F-stop but as I get older it is TOO big to carry gear in as the glass weighs so much.) After watching your video, I think I may go with the 20. Thanks!!

I’ve rocked Tenba bags for over 7 years now and love the minimalist, tactical design they’ve shifted over to. The Axis V2 improves over some issues I had with the original not having a trolley strap to attach to roller bags during trips, as well as the previous laptop location. My comments from years ago were replied to personally by the VP…now they’re changed. Coincidence? Maybe…but I like to think I made it happen. LOL jk Their quality is among the absolute top of all bags. ThinkTank has been great too, but the Tenba designs just seem more thoughtful. I honestly never travel without them. My main bag is their Roadie roller bag. OH!! their DNA Messenger bags never get left at home for on any shoot - they’re truly terrific.

i’ve owned the tenba roll-top for 3 years now. love it. totally solid bag.

great video, love your content! I was looking at either the tenba axis or the tenba fulton 16L all weather. Their bags look like great quality

Thanks for an awesome review!

Love my Tenba Fulton V2! It’s basically what you described at minute 12:06 but with a rolltop. Perfect EDC/photo hybrid bag for me at a solid price.

I liked the way that you pointed out getting the weight down on your hips with the belt. A KEY point that will save peoples backs in years to come there partner.

Great review! Just picked up my 32L Camo!

first on a Chase post! woo hoo! keep up the great videos & thank you Chase! buy this man a coffee! The tenba wraps are great.

Killer video! Seems like a really solid bag for the adventure photographer types, really rugged. I'd love to see you review their DNA messenger bags, I've been pretty interested in those. Also that deep admin pouch seems like it may be a good place to put your, uh... . . . Papers? . . . . . Business papers? Man?

The tenba team is so good. I have this bag and I love it more than the Peter McKinnon bag in terms of comfort.

Great personality! Nice review... purchased the 32L today for video and audio remotes. "I've got what need... let's go!" 🙂

thank you for your review. It helped me realize this is way to big for my needs. Most of the time you have the feeling you need to fill the entire bag, and then it gets way to heavy to carry. That is why I sold my previous camera bag. The smaller sizes Tenba Axis V2 do not accommodate my 16 HP ZBook G8 laptop, but this would accommodate it. So, I'm a bit in a dilemma. Probably I will just go with the Tenba Solstice 20L since it's less than half the weight of the axis v2 24L, and find a different separate solution for the laptop

This bag has my interest

A very in-depth review indeed. I viewed it a couple of times, and checked out the bag. It was fantastic. I definitely needed a dual side opening option to grab camera from one side and either a lens or a flash from the other. I finally went for ThinkTank Urban Access 15 as it had the options I needed, though I loved the material and the Molle features of Tenba.

Where is that beautiful green button up you are wearing from? thanks love the channel!

Thanks...

Great vid & thoroughly laughed tossing accessories! Question/answer that I can’t seem to find…. Besides, my mirrorless I also have two 1dx that I would like to carry with lenses attached. Will this fit those? If not, do you have a suggestion of which bag that might be? Traditionally my Pgytech onemore 22L has my r5 w 24-105 2.8 & the R6mii w 15-35 - I squeeze an 85 1.2 + batts etc in. It’s tight. But My 1dx’s I just can’t find a bag … I’d like 1dx w/ 70-200. I can do the other alone + 100-400, 1.4x, or sigma 70-600 alone depending on shoot (or not bring). With my age and the weight of these, I am not looking to carry all of that in 1 bag! I need 2 bags

They also have a 20 L version.

bro what shades are u wearing?

I have a 32l one. It’s massive and quite bulky but holds all of my gear and 13" laptop in case. The build quality is stunning. It fits: 13" MBA in Thule case D750+sigma35/1.4 attached Z6II+50/1.8S attached 70-200/4 85/1.8 14-24 4 flashes (SB900 size) Accessories (powerbank, FTZII adapter, cables, charger, AA batteries, reporter strap dualX, and some private stuff in front pocket)

Does Nikon z9 fit in this back?

The 32L version has total dimensions of 117.48cm ; airline maximum dimensions is 115cm. Has anyone used the 32L version as carry-on and encountered any issues with airlines?

Anyone run this bag for camera, clothes and one bag travelling?

As far as i'm aware though the Axis 32L which is what I was going to buy next month can carry a 17" laptop whereas the new V2 32L can only carry a 16" laptop. I have a 17" laptop, plus it appears the V2 has a slightly smaller main camera compartment than the original Axis backpacks and the price is £90 more than the original one too. That has put me off buying one. I wanted the 32L.

Not sure what’s going on with the video quality, but this looks like its dropping frames. Looks like between 15-24 FPS, instead of the usual 30.

That looks like a LOT of work to carry that around.

Today I got this bag and I’m completely disappointed. Because I have had 24l tenba axis previous version for 2 years, the quality was much much better and I don’t know why they discontinued that models. I just wanted a bigger size bag with the same quality. This new version has cheaper materials and all the dust and dirt stick to the bag. So I’m returning this one now.

How is the quality of Tenba these days? I checked them out a few years ago and they had a lot of features I wanted but the bags felt kind of cheaply made. I wish someone like Bellroy would make a camera backpack that did not look like a camera backpack. I dont want a massive tactical camera backpack that screams I have $10k in camera gear in this bag. The Brevity jumper is basicly what I want but it feels so cheap. A backapack with just enouch camera space for a body with lens and 1 more smaller lens and the rest of the pack portioned for generals use would be perfect. Bascily all camera backbacks assume you are a wedding photographer and are bringing a massive kit with you. Why is there almost nothing for day use, if I'm going our for a day I dont need every single lens I own with me.

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The bag looks too big for your camera. It’s going to be like dice in a cup. Is it a mirrorless you have? If so, there’s only few bags on the market for them.