EVOC CP 35L photo backpack review

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In addition to a decent camera kit, a photographer needs a good backpack. The criteria are pretty hard to cover: it needs enough space for lenses, flashes, and the like, but it can’t be too heavy, too uncomfortable, or too bulky. So that’s exactly why the EVOC CP 35L has been received so well by Noah! On top of all the camera essentials, there’s space for a laptop, iPad, food, drink, cables, and extra clothes. Cleverly divided into compartments, the backpack also gives you liberty to realign these as you like.

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Moreover, there are ample straps on the outside that are ideal for attaching other bits of kit. Thanks to the wide shoulder and hip straps, comfort has never been an issue, no matter how heavily packed the backpack is. The zip is pretty sturdy, although this unfortunately means it’s not the easiest to open on the fly. However, after a full year of use, this is Noah’s only complaint about the EVOC CP 35L. Tidily manufactured, the backpack still looks in really good nick. Plus, a further bonus is that it’s hand-luggage size so Noah doesn’t have to worry about his precious cameras.

Tester: Noah
Time on test: 1+ year
Weight: 3,090 g
Price: € 329
Info: evocsports.com/de

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