ACPRO1810W Ape Case vs think tank backstory 13

This bag is not what they said it would be. A laptop of any size cannot fit. A tablet can fit if its small. I liked the bad and I love that it comes with a raincover built in but they should not say it holds a laptop cause it doesnt

8, 70-200 2.8, Zeiss 21mm prime, 13” macPro, Gitzo Carbon traveler and a Light L16 for backup. All ya Need!

However, here are my 2 complaints. This does not fit a 14 inch laptop, let alone a 13 inch laptop. If you try forcing it in, you will not be able to clamp the main enclosure. At the time that i purchased it in Jan 2013, product description did state that it fits 14 inch laptops

One thing if you could make the tablet slot a bit wider it might fit a tablet with its case installed which a lot of use.

It is comfortable and the yellow interior makes things easy to spot. My iPad fits nicely in the computer pocket. I also like that it doesn't have a camera company name on it.

Both packs are well built, similar in size, and can be accessed from the top. I loaded each one with the camera body and 70-300 lens attached, an 85mm lens, a 24-105 lens, a phone, a few incidentals and an iPad. The PD was pretty stiff to open (both the material and the zippers) and readjusting the dividers was a little more difficult than the Backstory 13. Overall, it was fairly comfortable and had a lot of great features but one big drawback for me was that didn’t come with a waist belt