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Kata Ergo-Tech Series Sensitivity V Personal Gear Backpack for Digital Camera and 12 Inch Laptop Computer, Black | 
| Brand: Bogen
Category: Photography
Buy New: See price in cart
Rating:  29 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.4
Dimensions (in): 12 x 6 x 18
MPN: KT A44V
Model: KT A44V
UPC: 719821265634
EAN: 0719821265634
ASIN: B000I42XWQ
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Fits your digital camera or SLR, plus laptop PC and more | | • | Divided main compartment can be transformed into a single space | | • | Internal organizer for personal items | | • | Elasto-guard sleeves; Flexi-Shield reinforcement | | • | Two media pouches on shoulder straps |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Sensitivity V Backpack is the perfect personal daypack that can be used to carry and protect a 12" Laptop and Digicam or SLR + MP3/MP4 player + PDA + Phone and accessories. Two front U shaped flaps access top and bottom compartments separately and each functions as a flexible pocket. The main compartment is divided in two with a zippered division that can be undone to create one large space, and the ample internal and external pockets will store all your personal gear in addition to your photographic equipment.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 24 more reviews...
 Very well constructed camera bag - a little geeky for a computer bag though... January 2, 2009
Raj
I've heard a lot of people describe using this bag as feeling a bit like James Bond. It's a neat bag, but I think that's going a bit overboard. The bag is relatively good looking, though a bit geeky in my opinion. It is extremely functional though. Very well thought construction, and easily stores my DSLR, point-and-shoot, and video camera, along with all the necessary cables. The laptop slot is also handy, though it fits at MAX a 12" laptop. Don't think you're going to shoe-horn your 15" macbook (much less a 17") in there.
I don't use it as my primary laptop bag - I have a nice Tumi for that. But I throw all my cameras in this, and never have to worry about packing up this gear.
 Awesome November 23, 2008
L. Sutanto
Extremely satisfied!!! Absolutely the very last bag you will ever need!!!! Which unfortunately for me means I have to have more of these awesome KATA bags. I an a civil engineer, constantly on the move. I travel from office to field, to gym to grad school, everyday! Sometimes on foot, sometimes on a bike, sometimes on public transport. I have to carry my laptop, mp3 player, cellphone, extra clothes, food... and some other stuff... I have been looking for this bag all my life. If you have several "worlds" to juggle. This is the bag for you.
Great for travel or every day use October 28, 2008
isdereks (Seattle, WA United States)
I purchased this bag for the sole purpose of accompanying me on a 3 week trip through Asia. While searching for a suitable travel bag, the main features I looked for were 1) protection, 2) mobility, 3) style, 4) options - what can it carry? - and 5) price. The Sensitivity V hit all of those requirements so much so that I've converted the use of this bag from travel to every day use.
I was able to comfortably carry a MacBook Air (MacBook fit well as well), Nikon D80, 50mm, 18-200mm, chargers for both camera / notebook, and a few snacks to make it between meals. The bag sits high on your back with a low profile. The unorthodox zippers make it awkward for someone to walk by quickly and unzip & grab.
For situations when I might need to carry other objects other than a camera + lens and charges, the middle compartment divider unzips and flattens. My only request would be that the lens / camera holders be removable. Not a detractor though from the rating.
The best part... You can carry all of your precious electronics on a trip in a bag that doesn't scream camera or laptop bag. At least not the standard looking camera bag that most tourists walk around with. To add to the subtleness, I scratched off the bright white icons denoting which compartments might hold what type of electronics. E.g. the shoulder strap with a cellphone icon on the pouch and the laptop icon on the back of the bag (against your back).
Small but Flexible for Lots of Gear September 7, 2008
Alexander G. Veloz
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I bought this bag based on Ron Brinkmans's desciption on This Week in Photography podcast. I use it to carry an Canon D30, a Canon 100-300mm f4-5.6, a Canon 28mm 2.8, a Canon HV20 HDV camcorder, a blower, cleaning supplies, and power supplies, etc. I like the size of it since it is fairly small but you can carry a log of gear in it. The straps are comfortable although my iPhone won't fit in the "cell phone" holder. Smaller phones should. The "mp3" holder is too small for my iPod Classic but should hold a nano. Very compact but very useable space.
Awesome Perfect Sized Bag September 4, 2008
Howard Yung (Sydney, New York City)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
The pack doesn't come perfect. The "Kata" logo is ludicrously outlined in pink and after coloring it in with a black sharpie, it is now perfect.
I was searching for a bag that can fit my Black Macbook (13") and also hold my Canon XSI. The bag is made of a neoprene material with black mesh on "Sweat" spots like the back and shoulder area. One thing I was very particular about was that I find a bag that doesn't look huge on me and fits just the items for a days journey. I'm about 5'10" and the bag is contours to your back making it look very Sleek and Stylish. I hop around NYC area all day and this works for me way better then a sling bag or a side pack. I find those to weigh too heavy on just one shoulder.
It sounds silly to me when people complain that this bag doesn't have a holster for their tripod or a certain pocket broke their nail. It's like saying it doesn't fit my Grand Piano and it doesn't have a holster for my Couch. haha Well, that is just my 2 Cents.
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