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【国内正規品】MindShiftGEAR マインドシフトギア バックライト36L フォトデイパック ウッドランドグリーン 013649
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基本信息
- 制造商是否已停产 : 不是
- 商品尺寸 : 26 x 35 x 57 cm; 2.2 公斤
- 制造商 : マインドシフトギア
- ASIN : B075Y6FCFT
- 型号 / 款式 : 520364
- 亚马逊热销商品排名: 商品里排第2,585名摄影摄像 (查看摄影摄像商品销售排行榜)
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商品描述
高品质、可靠的材料, 既适合爱好者和专业人士。
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此商品在美国亚马逊上最有用的商品评论
美国亚马逊:
4.7 颗星,最多 5 颗星
21 条评论

Mike D.
5.0 颗星,最多 5 颗星
Great bag but not for me.
2023年2月22日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表样式: 013649已确认购买
If you are looking for a basic bag to carry a ton of gear and is incredibly well made then this is for you. I purchased this bag for travel, hiking, and being able to hold personal items as well as photography gear. Ultimately I returned the bag... Bags that are back entry are not my favorite. There is no other access but through the back of this bag. It does have a HUGE camera gear carry ability. But it wasn't what I was looking for. I compared this bag to the Mindshift Elite 45L as well as the Rotation 34L and 22L. Ultimately I went with the Rotation 34L and 22L as my go-to hiking camera bags. They offer superior immediate camera access as well as a ton of space for personal items.

Geraldo Burducci
5.0 颗星,最多 5 颗星
Really a great bag - if you have to carry a lot of gear this is the one.
2018年7月3日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表样式: 013649已确认购买
Mindshift 36L Review
Overall:
Awesome bag. I bought to carry multiple bodies & lenses - including big teles like the Nikkor 80-400mm and 200-500mm - and for that purpose it excels. What has surprised me is that this is now my daily commute bag. I work in downtown SF and ride BART every day. Along with a laptop, two 32oz water bottles, and associated daily stuff, I love bringing a DSLR w/ 24-70 lens mounted, and a few other lenses (sometimes including one of the big dogs). The bag is comfortable, subtle in appearance, and holds everything I need. If these items are on your checklist I think you'll be very happy and I recommend without hesitation. Some specifics below, if you're so inclined.
Pros:
Size. No disguising things - this is a big bag. I knew that before I bought, but it was still a surprise seeing it in real life. However, given all that it holds, it's an incredibly easy bag to use in daily life. In comparison to "normal" packs, most of the added size is in the height. The extras in width and depth are much more subtle. I have no issues riding on cramped trains or navigating congested city streets. Marketing photos are accurate - both back and front sections are cavernous and will hold everything you need. If you run out of space you don't need a bigger bag, you need an assistant.
Quality. Impressive. I was unfamiliar with Mindshift, but the relation to Think Tank gave me instant confidence. Granted, it's only been two weeks, but this thing sure seems stout and gives me the solid impression it'll last for many years. Zippers and fabric are top notch, seams and mounts appear equally so.
Aesthetic. For me, this was a huge selling point. I was a bit concerned about the green, however. I chose that color for two reasons. First, it was in stock, and I'm all about instant gratification. Second, I liked the idea that it would look more like a hiking pack as opposed to a camera pack. Nonetheless, the marketing pics depict this as being GREEN! In real life, the color is much more subtle, but the mission is certainly accomplished. Nothing about the bag screams out, "Hey! Camera gear here! Come get it!"
Comfort/Ergonomics. A grade for sure. No A+ - more below - only because it's remarkably front-heavy. But this bag is very, very comfortable to wear. The first time I really loaded it with gear I was worried, but even after walking just over one mile, my fears disappeared. The balance is perfect, and it's only when you carry the bag one-handed with the top handle that you notice just how much heavy stuff you've loaded in it.
Cons:
These are definitely subjective, so filter accordingly. None are show-stoppers.
This bag is front-heavy and tips forward seemingly at will. Even with the front pocket nearly empty, I can't leave the bag in a standing position without leaning it - backwards - against something sturdy. I'm no student of physics, and this befuddles me, but I'm learning to accept it. However, I'm slow and often forgetful, so I fear the day I set the bag on my desk and walk away...only to hear it crash to the floor.
There is no padding for the front section. Not much more needs to be said, except...be careful. If you load the front pocket with a sweater or some other soft/sacrificial cargo, you can gain some peace of mind. Otherwise... Be. Careful.
You can probably guess where this may head. Load your laptop in the front section, set down the bag on a desk, walk away, and..... Be ready to go laptop shopping.
Again, everybody uses bags differently. If you never put fragile items in the front section, this won't matter much to you. If you do, however...(again)...be careful.
Finally, for loading and unloading, this is definitely a two-handed bag. Other reviewers have mentioned how stiff the back section 'hard' points are, and accordingly, how cumbersome it is to use the zippers to open and close the section. This is really, really true. Time and use may soften things up, but for now I've learned that nothing happens fast. If you want to capture that magical candid shot, but need your other body with the prime lens...you better have it out already. Those pictures of guys using the waist strap to turn the bag into a 'front pack' while seamlessly swapping gear with one hand? Yeah....no. At least not in my case.
Again, these are *my* cons and may not apply to you. For me they stand out mostly because they don't exist at all on my smaller Think Tank Lens Taxi bag. In my shopping research, this bag is the closest thing I could find to that type of quality and functionality in a larger size. Thus far, I have no regrets and can navigate around these concerns.
Final note of caution in terms of size. If you fly, this bag qualifies as a carry-on, but most definitely will *not* fit under the seat in front of you. Accordingly, if there's no overhead bin space when you board, you'll be asked to gate-check. I won't speak for you, but for me...there's just no way. Lack of front padding and no as-built security would be dramatic showstoppers.
Bottom Line:
By far, the best big bag I could find...with courtesy to budget, aesthetic, and raw capacity. Its ease-of-use as a daily bag has been a great bonus. If my cons are minor enough for you, I think you'll be ecstatic.
Overall:
Awesome bag. I bought to carry multiple bodies & lenses - including big teles like the Nikkor 80-400mm and 200-500mm - and for that purpose it excels. What has surprised me is that this is now my daily commute bag. I work in downtown SF and ride BART every day. Along with a laptop, two 32oz water bottles, and associated daily stuff, I love bringing a DSLR w/ 24-70 lens mounted, and a few other lenses (sometimes including one of the big dogs). The bag is comfortable, subtle in appearance, and holds everything I need. If these items are on your checklist I think you'll be very happy and I recommend without hesitation. Some specifics below, if you're so inclined.
Pros:
Size. No disguising things - this is a big bag. I knew that before I bought, but it was still a surprise seeing it in real life. However, given all that it holds, it's an incredibly easy bag to use in daily life. In comparison to "normal" packs, most of the added size is in the height. The extras in width and depth are much more subtle. I have no issues riding on cramped trains or navigating congested city streets. Marketing photos are accurate - both back and front sections are cavernous and will hold everything you need. If you run out of space you don't need a bigger bag, you need an assistant.
Quality. Impressive. I was unfamiliar with Mindshift, but the relation to Think Tank gave me instant confidence. Granted, it's only been two weeks, but this thing sure seems stout and gives me the solid impression it'll last for many years. Zippers and fabric are top notch, seams and mounts appear equally so.
Aesthetic. For me, this was a huge selling point. I was a bit concerned about the green, however. I chose that color for two reasons. First, it was in stock, and I'm all about instant gratification. Second, I liked the idea that it would look more like a hiking pack as opposed to a camera pack. Nonetheless, the marketing pics depict this as being GREEN! In real life, the color is much more subtle, but the mission is certainly accomplished. Nothing about the bag screams out, "Hey! Camera gear here! Come get it!"
Comfort/Ergonomics. A grade for sure. No A+ - more below - only because it's remarkably front-heavy. But this bag is very, very comfortable to wear. The first time I really loaded it with gear I was worried, but even after walking just over one mile, my fears disappeared. The balance is perfect, and it's only when you carry the bag one-handed with the top handle that you notice just how much heavy stuff you've loaded in it.
Cons:
These are definitely subjective, so filter accordingly. None are show-stoppers.
This bag is front-heavy and tips forward seemingly at will. Even with the front pocket nearly empty, I can't leave the bag in a standing position without leaning it - backwards - against something sturdy. I'm no student of physics, and this befuddles me, but I'm learning to accept it. However, I'm slow and often forgetful, so I fear the day I set the bag on my desk and walk away...only to hear it crash to the floor.
There is no padding for the front section. Not much more needs to be said, except...be careful. If you load the front pocket with a sweater or some other soft/sacrificial cargo, you can gain some peace of mind. Otherwise... Be. Careful.
You can probably guess where this may head. Load your laptop in the front section, set down the bag on a desk, walk away, and..... Be ready to go laptop shopping.
Again, everybody uses bags differently. If you never put fragile items in the front section, this won't matter much to you. If you do, however...(again)...be careful.
Finally, for loading and unloading, this is definitely a two-handed bag. Other reviewers have mentioned how stiff the back section 'hard' points are, and accordingly, how cumbersome it is to use the zippers to open and close the section. This is really, really true. Time and use may soften things up, but for now I've learned that nothing happens fast. If you want to capture that magical candid shot, but need your other body with the prime lens...you better have it out already. Those pictures of guys using the waist strap to turn the bag into a 'front pack' while seamlessly swapping gear with one hand? Yeah....no. At least not in my case.
Again, these are *my* cons and may not apply to you. For me they stand out mostly because they don't exist at all on my smaller Think Tank Lens Taxi bag. In my shopping research, this bag is the closest thing I could find to that type of quality and functionality in a larger size. Thus far, I have no regrets and can navigate around these concerns.
Final note of caution in terms of size. If you fly, this bag qualifies as a carry-on, but most definitely will *not* fit under the seat in front of you. Accordingly, if there's no overhead bin space when you board, you'll be asked to gate-check. I won't speak for you, but for me...there's just no way. Lack of front padding and no as-built security would be dramatic showstoppers.
Bottom Line:
By far, the best big bag I could find...with courtesy to budget, aesthetic, and raw capacity. Its ease-of-use as a daily bag has been a great bonus. If my cons are minor enough for you, I think you'll be ecstatic.


Geraldo Burducci
评论于 2018年7月3日 在美国 🇺🇸 发布
Overall:
Awesome bag. I bought to carry multiple bodies & lenses - including big teles like the Nikkor 80-400mm and 200-500mm - and for that purpose it excels. What has surprised me is that this is now my daily commute bag. I work in downtown SF and ride BART every day. Along with a laptop, two 32oz water bottles, and associated daily stuff, I love bringing a DSLR w/ 24-70 lens mounted, and a few other lenses (sometimes including one of the big dogs). The bag is comfortable, subtle in appearance, and holds everything I need. If these items are on your checklist I think you'll be very happy and I recommend without hesitation. Some specifics below, if you're so inclined.
Pros:
Size. No disguising things - this is a big bag. I knew that before I bought, but it was still a surprise seeing it in real life. However, given all that it holds, it's an incredibly easy bag to use in daily life. In comparison to "normal" packs, most of the added size is in the height. The extras in width and depth are much more subtle. I have no issues riding on cramped trains or navigating congested city streets. Marketing photos are accurate - both back and front sections are cavernous and will hold everything you need. If you run out of space you don't need a bigger bag, you need an assistant.
Quality. Impressive. I was unfamiliar with Mindshift, but the relation to Think Tank gave me instant confidence. Granted, it's only been two weeks, but this thing sure seems stout and gives me the solid impression it'll last for many years. Zippers and fabric are top notch, seams and mounts appear equally so.
Aesthetic. For me, this was a huge selling point. I was a bit concerned about the green, however. I chose that color for two reasons. First, it was in stock, and I'm all about instant gratification. Second, I liked the idea that it would look more like a hiking pack as opposed to a camera pack. Nonetheless, the marketing pics depict this as being GREEN! In real life, the color is much more subtle, but the mission is certainly accomplished. Nothing about the bag screams out, "Hey! Camera gear here! Come get it!"
Comfort/Ergonomics. A grade for sure. No A+ - more below - only because it's remarkably front-heavy. But this bag is very, very comfortable to wear. The first time I really loaded it with gear I was worried, but even after walking just over one mile, my fears disappeared. The balance is perfect, and it's only when you carry the bag one-handed with the top handle that you notice just how much heavy stuff you've loaded in it.
Cons:
These are definitely subjective, so filter accordingly. None are show-stoppers.
This bag is front-heavy and tips forward seemingly at will. Even with the front pocket nearly empty, I can't leave the bag in a standing position without leaning it - backwards - against something sturdy. I'm no student of physics, and this befuddles me, but I'm learning to accept it. However, I'm slow and often forgetful, so I fear the day I set the bag on my desk and walk away...only to hear it crash to the floor.
There is no padding for the front section. Not much more needs to be said, except...be careful. If you load the front pocket with a sweater or some other soft/sacrificial cargo, you can gain some peace of mind. Otherwise... Be. Careful.
You can probably guess where this may head. Load your laptop in the front section, set down the bag on a desk, walk away, and..... Be ready to go laptop shopping.
Again, everybody uses bags differently. If you never put fragile items in the front section, this won't matter much to you. If you do, however...(again)...be careful.
Finally, for loading and unloading, this is definitely a two-handed bag. Other reviewers have mentioned how stiff the back section 'hard' points are, and accordingly, how cumbersome it is to use the zippers to open and close the section. This is really, really true. Time and use may soften things up, but for now I've learned that nothing happens fast. If you want to capture that magical candid shot, but need your other body with the prime lens...you better have it out already. Those pictures of guys using the waist strap to turn the bag into a 'front pack' while seamlessly swapping gear with one hand? Yeah....no. At least not in my case.
Again, these are *my* cons and may not apply to you. For me they stand out mostly because they don't exist at all on my smaller Think Tank Lens Taxi bag. In my shopping research, this bag is the closest thing I could find to that type of quality and functionality in a larger size. Thus far, I have no regrets and can navigate around these concerns.
Final note of caution in terms of size. If you fly, this bag qualifies as a carry-on, but most definitely will *not* fit under the seat in front of you. Accordingly, if there's no overhead bin space when you board, you'll be asked to gate-check. I won't speak for you, but for me...there's just no way. Lack of front padding and no as-built security would be dramatic showstoppers.
Bottom Line:
By far, the best big bag I could find...with courtesy to budget, aesthetic, and raw capacity. Its ease-of-use as a daily bag has been a great bonus. If my cons are minor enough for you, I think you'll be ecstatic.
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Fred Assaf
5.0 颗星,最多 5 颗星
Fantastic photo backpack
2023年3月17日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表样式: 013649已确认购买
Really great backpack that is appropriate for photographers

HerMan
5.0 颗星,最多 5 颗星
Love this bag! It is over the top excellent for hiking and shooting.
2020年12月15日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表样式: 013649已确认购买
I have been a pro photographer for 25+ years. I love this bag! It is over the top excellent for hiking and shooting. It is almost as good as an Osprey hiking pack, really close. The snaps and straps are maybe better quality than Osprey. Excellent. (Osprey doesn't make camera bags) The whole swing around thing really works and it allows you to get to all of your equipment while standing. You can even get to the tripod and never put the bag down. Nothing gets snagged just in the wrong spot inside the bag. It is like a table almost. Amazed. I carry two 5D Mk4s, 100-400mm Canon, 15-35mm Canon and a 2x extender. There is still extra room for flashes or extra jackets and that is just the camera section of the bag. I used this in deep snow and regular hikes deep in the forest going all over mountains. I carry a 6lbs tripod and head on the back portion of the backpack. It carries really well. The weight distribution is correct. I get back from 10 mile hikes and I am not fatigued because my camera equipment was dragging me down. It feels like a good hike.
The comfort of this bag is so unbelievable that I am tempted to use it on my city hikes. There is no fatigue in carrying all of my extra equipment. When I am in Asia or Europe in cites, I walk all over the place all day and night. This bag would make it a dream. You would have to take it off on a subway not to be obnoxious to other riders. It is a larger bag but perfect size for keeping cameras and computers safe. You could carry your computer when staying in those hotels that don't have safes big enough for your computer. The added weight wouldn't be uncomfortable most likely.
Watch the owners/developers of this bag. They have a youtube channel. They really thought this bag out. Their enthusiasm was refreshing and obviously since this bag is awesome, they were genuine.
Cons:
1) When you use the area designed for an extra layer or jacket on the back of the bag, it throws the middle tripod set up on the back of the bag off a bit. It is still usable but not as slick. You have to put the bag down to get the tripod. It is the reason I keep my extra layers in the camera section.
2) It could use some secure hidden pockets like ThinkTank bags. I found this bag on the ThinkTank site which is why I mention it. I own a city bag from ThinkTank that was perfect before I purchased the 100-400mm. Now that bag is a little cramped. What is nice about the ThinkTank bag are the little pockets that are hidden for SD cards and a seperate hidden section for a passport and money. They have sections for these things but they are not secure if you were in a crowd. (I travel overseas a lot.)
THESE CONS ARE REALLY, REALLY MINOR. Buy this bag if you are thinking about it. IT IS AWESOME!
The comfort of this bag is so unbelievable that I am tempted to use it on my city hikes. There is no fatigue in carrying all of my extra equipment. When I am in Asia or Europe in cites, I walk all over the place all day and night. This bag would make it a dream. You would have to take it off on a subway not to be obnoxious to other riders. It is a larger bag but perfect size for keeping cameras and computers safe. You could carry your computer when staying in those hotels that don't have safes big enough for your computer. The added weight wouldn't be uncomfortable most likely.
Watch the owners/developers of this bag. They have a youtube channel. They really thought this bag out. Their enthusiasm was refreshing and obviously since this bag is awesome, they were genuine.
Cons:
1) When you use the area designed for an extra layer or jacket on the back of the bag, it throws the middle tripod set up on the back of the bag off a bit. It is still usable but not as slick. You have to put the bag down to get the tripod. It is the reason I keep my extra layers in the camera section.
2) It could use some secure hidden pockets like ThinkTank bags. I found this bag on the ThinkTank site which is why I mention it. I own a city bag from ThinkTank that was perfect before I purchased the 100-400mm. Now that bag is a little cramped. What is nice about the ThinkTank bag are the little pockets that are hidden for SD cards and a seperate hidden section for a passport and money. They have sections for these things but they are not secure if you were in a crowd. (I travel overseas a lot.)
THESE CONS ARE REALLY, REALLY MINOR. Buy this bag if you are thinking about it. IT IS AWESOME!
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Rob
5.0 颗星,最多 5 颗星
My best purchase
2022年12月11日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表样式: 013649已确认购买
Fits my huge canon 600mm ii f4 lens. I use this not only as a backpack, but as a travel case when I am making long trips. Use this whenever I go out photographing