Tenba Axis V2 20L backpack review

Fit all your kit into this capacious Tenba Axis V2 20L backpack and re-arrange its internal structure to suit your equipment storage needs

tenba axis v2 camera bag
(Image: © George Cairns)

Digital Camera World Verdict

The Tenba Axis V2 20L backpack provides plenty of storage space for a range of cameras and photographic accessories. Its multi-compartment design enables you to access what you want when you need it (while keeping your kit safe from the elements due to a handy weather wrap). It’s also comfortable to carry thanks to padded straps and breathable back support pads. It could be your bag for life!

Pros

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    Adjustable storage layout

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    3-point kit access

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    Plenty of pockets and compartments

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    Hidden Bluetooth tracker pouch

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    Comfortable to carry

Cons

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    Not deep enough for longer lenses

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If you’re in the market for one of the best camera backpacks for your DSLR and accessories then this rugged and durable backpack from Tenba should meet your needs. Tenba has been designing and manufacturing camera bags and backpacks since 1977 so they know that as a photographer you’ll require a kit bag or backpack that can accommodate multiple devices of different shapes and sizes. 

This is a bag that gives you easy access to your equipment while keeping it safe from thieves (and extreme weather conditions). Like the best camera bags, it should also be comfortable to carry. The Tenba Axis V2 Multicam Black backpack ticks all these boxes (and more) as we discovered.

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George Cairns

George has been freelancing as a photo fixing and creative tutorial writer since 2002, working for award winning titles such as Digital Camera, PhotoPlus, N-Photo and Practical Photoshop. He's expert in communicating the ins and outs of Photoshop and Lightroom, as well as producing video production tutorials on Final Cut Pro and iMovie for magazines such as iCreate and Mac Format. He also produces regular and exclusive Photoshop CC tutorials for his YouTube channel.