Inateck Dual Layer Camera Backpack Review

As a parent of young children I like to be prepared for all eventualities and Hubby always jokes that I like to take ‘everything but the kitchen sink’.

This often means I am carrying a backpack filled with raincoats, drinks, snacks, a first aid kit and of course my beloved camera.

I have tried numerous bags over the years, but all have been a basic style of rucksack and my camera and lenses have been ruined where they have been packed in with everything else.

I was invited to put theย Inateck Dual Layer Camera Backpack to the test and it was the perfect solution to take on our walking holiday to the Yorkshire Dales.

This versatile camera backpack is divided into two layers. The upper layer is large enough to carry a laptop and files for business trips, or everything you need for a day out.

Backpack

Velcro in the lower layer can adjust the compartments so you can organise your camera and lenses in it. What’s more, the lenses are secured from hitting each other with a soft yet thick flannelette pads.

Inatek Backpack

Our first outing with the backpack was on our visit to a theme park and it comfortably held my camera equipment, as well as a picnic lunch for the family.

Backpack Peppa Pig

On the right hand side of the backpack is a handy net pocket where you can store a drink and a handy adjustable loop for hooking on any other accessories you need and on the left hand side is an access zip to the camera equipment, which can also be reached from the back too.

Yorkshire Backpack

On our visit to Yorkshire, the backpack comfortably held five raincoats and waterproof trousers, plus a first aid kit in the main space at the top. I used the side loop to hold the kids hats when they were not wearing them and the camera area held a DSLR, my Sony compact camera, two lenses and the Go Pro camera with chest straps.

Camera Backpack

There is also a zippered pocket on the top designed to hold an iPad and accessories, although I used this for my sunglasses and suncream so they were easily accessible.

Inatek Backpack Yorkshire

As you can see in the last picture, the bag did get quite dirty on a travels, but it is made of a stain-resistant material, which wipes clean easily, plus the backpack also comes with a waterproof cover in case it rains and is back to looking as good as new.

The Inatekย Dual Layer Camera Backpack has an RRP of ยฃ47.99 and is a great option for people who don’t want to compromise on style or function on their days out!!

123 thoughts on “Inateck Dual Layer Camera Backpack Review”

  1. I don’t do a lot of photography these days. Mainly after destroying yet another camera because it was shoved in my rucksack with everything else I couldn’t bring myself to invest in another. This bag looks ideal for parents with cameras ๐Ÿ™‚

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  2. The backpacks sounds like it is very durable. I should get one of these rather than the shoulder camera bag I have. The back pack would be easier to use as my bag keeps sliding off my shoulder.

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  3. The backpack looks great and I like the shape very much. I used to have a 2 in 1 laptop camera bag but it was very bulky and heavy. Now I changed to a mirorless so I need less space for my camera.

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  4. Oh this bag looks perfect especially for those carrying a lot of photographic equipment around and want something that is practical but also looks good – might have to pick one up for myself

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  5. I love the whole look of this camera backpack and it looks perfect for the travelers. I will definitely check this out.

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  6. This looks like a fab backpack – I do love that you got it so dirty but mentioned that it easily wipes clean. As we all know, bags and backpacks do get dirty so it is good to know it can be cleaned up quickly and simply.

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  7. I haven’t yet managed to find the perfect bag to carry all of our things – it always seems to be good for the kids, or good for the camera etc but never good for all! This seems to hit the spot – so I’m definitely going to check it out.

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  8. I could actually do with a backpack like that. On holiday I always seem to be juggling a handbag and a beachbag plus numerous plastic carrier bags. I feel like a packhorse!

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  9. This is interesting to me to read as personally i haven’t found a camera backpack i’ve been happy with to use either its to small or to big i just can’t find the right one to make me happy.

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  10. This backpack looks great! So important to have the correct protection and storage for your equipment.

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  11. Oh wow, I have to agree with you about camera lens, this backpack looks amazing for cameras and plenty of room for other essentials as well, everything in a secure place

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  12. The backpack looks great, although I’m amazed you didn’t have the camera out all the time in the Dales! Such stunning scenery, it’s one of my favourite places in the whole world!

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  13. Looks great. Thanks for the review. I always find that carrying heavy items incorrectly spoils a day out so I welcome reviews of good products.

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  14. This looks perfect for the job, I need a good roomy bag for all my camera bots and pieces. I like that its rucksack format too

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  15. This looks so versatile. Hubby has a camera bag but it’s only big enough for the camera & lenses so we always end up carrying multiple bags. Plus it looks like a camera bag so it quite conspicuous whereas this looks just like a regular backpack with the added benefit of keeping your camera gear safe.

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  16. What a great idea, we hardly ever take our DSLR anywhere mainly because we’ve got enough to carry already and worry about it getting damaged if we throw it in with everything else.

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  17. What a brilliant idea! I have the same problem as you of needing/wanting to carry everything bar the kitchen sink ๐Ÿ™‚ and this would solve so many problems!

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  18. I don’t have lots of lenses and camera equipment to tote around, but if I did, this would definitely be a contender as a bag, because it’s so stylish! Looks great! ๐Ÿ™‚

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  19. I like to be prepared when I go on outings so always pack alot. This bag would be perfect for me especially with all its compartments to help keep everything organised and easy to find. Thanks for the review x

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  20. Glad to see that it held everything you needed and didn’t compromise on space for your other essentials, being waterproof is very handy also!

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  21. Great for keeping camera equipment safe, protected, and accessible for when out and about seeking the next theme for your photo takes. Landscapes, theme parks, events, etc could all be considered for photo takes.

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  22. This looks like a good idea. I have a regular padded camera bag with shoulder strap which is not really practical for long walks, so a camera rucksack would be great.

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  23. This looks like a comfortable backpack – I’m sick of wearing backpacks that hurt my shoulders! Plus it looks like it would fit a lot of stuff for my travels ๐Ÿ™‚

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