PGYTECH OneMo 2 35L - BIG Bag, BUMPER Review

This is the PGYTech OneMo 2 - PGYTech's follow up to their hugely popular OneMo backpack, and it comes with a lot of new and interesting features. Most notably, there's now this 35L version which has a few more tricks up it's sleeve, and it's safe to say I love this bag and it's functionality.

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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
1:40 - Design and Front
3:35 - Left side
5:00 - Top access
6:15 - Right side
8:13 - Bottom
8:40 - Back and straps
11:40 - Inside of Bag
15:48 - Shoulder Bag
19:08 - Expansion
22:16 - Verdict

[ChrisSpice]

Sooo this was quite a long one! What's your favourite camera bag?

[rpizzo]

For the zipper security, stick one end of the plastic loop through first and then pull the rest through. My pgytech sling has the same feature.

[markjames_hq]

Just picked this bag up for the new wedding g videography season! Great Video Chris

[TomDeinega]

What a nice and honest review! Just ordered 35 L

[cohoonatube]

Great review, thanks! Had the original but the camera access was on the wrong side and no top access was a deal breaker. Deciding between this and the Shimoda Explorer v2. Amazing choices we have now! This bag (x2) is certainly the best band for the Buck...er Pound :D.

[denisnicholson]

I do love how many accessories they include with the bag and still keeping the whole package at a very competitive price. IE, PM Nomadic bag is $300+ (close to $400) with the cube configurators. I am very interested in this bag as I have the PD V1 backpack (going on 8 yrs I think) and it has served me well, but I would like a bigger one for variety. Thanks for the great and honest review!

[flyhigh]

Very well made overview 😎 bye from Italy 👋🏻🇮🇹🍕

[anniemcmorris]

I’ve greatly enjoyed your videos! Do you think this makes a better “do it all” travel camera backpack than the Peter McKinnon?

[Pianooo]

Thank you brother for the video. I have a question what is the name of your tripod?

[hellderm]

Can you use it as a carry-on in a plane? Thanks!

[ConfusedAstroStation-mbch]

Side access work with cameras with grip? Or bodies with built-in grip like Z9 or R3?

[amit-dunsky]

My approach is slightly different: being a landscape photographer, I don't seek having ALL my gear with me at all times. So for me, the camera gear I generally take (filters included) fits in my Lowepro Pro Runner BP 350 AW II, which I have yet to come across a better bag. My drones are in its own dedicated cases which are a sling style, and are easily fit inside a trolley, and so I can take my whole gear with me to an airplane cabin.

[mementovenustusphotography]

Thank you for the review. Wonder if a 17.3 inch laptop can fit in this backpack?

[ysmaelsalvador]

Nice video! I wonder what camera bags can fit more gear… lowepro protactic 450 aw ii or this?

[chrisschackart]

Hey Chris, really enjoyed your review of this bag. I actually ordered the Peter McKinnon 35L Travel Bag and the PGYTECH OneMo 2 35L. I'm comparing the two now and I'm having a hard time choosing. They're both great and excel in different areas. I am curious to know your thoughts between the two.

[anonimouse]

Hi. Thanks for the review. I just wanted to know if this bag is allowed as a carry-on for traveling?