Holds large cinema cameras such as FX6, RED C70, ARRI, and more for professional-grade gear transport
Fits a full 14 or 16 inch laptop for seamless workflow integration
8 exterior pockets and a large top pocket keep accessories and essentials organized and accessible
Removable waist strap with extra pockets provides customizable support and quick access
Waterproof 100% ripstop nylon body and YKK zippers ensure durability and weather resistance
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Sakk Pack V2 - Best Large Camera Backpack
Built for filmmakers who carry it all, the Sakk Pack V2 fits cinema cameras like the FX6, RED, C70, Ursa, BMPCC, ARRI, and more, along with drones, lenses, and a full 14–16” laptop setup. Its spacious 52L interior keeps everything organized, while 8 exterior pockets handle all your accessories and
Capacity
52 L
Dimensions
52 x 40 x 26 cm (22 x 14 x 9 in)
Weight
2.9 kg (6.3 lbs)
Exterior Material
100% ripstop nylon 210D with triple-layered laminated waterproof super high strength yarn
Interior Material
3D 200D embossed poly fabric
Closure
100% YKK zippers
Hardware
Woojin
Summarized by Shop
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It’s so perfect, but the main compartment opening from the back was a surprise, and inconveniently the straps are a bit in the way with this design. Fixing that would make it too notch. Still, Im absolutely satisfied with this backpack and would recommend for convenience.
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Beto · July 30, 2026
Bought the Sakk Pack V2 mainly because it holds a fully rigged FX6, and on that front it delivers. Huge capacity, great protection, and an okay build quality for the price. It easily carried my full kit (FX6, a7S, X100V, four lenses, batteries, monitor, mics, 16" MacBook) so I could keep everything on me while traveling.
The problem is carrying it. The strap ergonomics is akward, the back panel is flat and doesn't wrap your back, and the hip belt is stiff, so the weight never sits right without bruising you. Loaded to ~33 lbs (well within what a 52L pack should handle), the straps were painful within 15 minutes and I was basically struggling to breathe once it was cinched tight to keep it from moving. The internal layout also forces you to commit to back-opening OR side-opening, with the risk of everything spilling if you open the wrong zipper.
Great storage, frustrating to actually carry. If it lives in a car or on a cart, fine, but for hauling on foot or through airports, not it.