The camera cube is customizable, and expands to become a go bag at your destination. Making it the most functional camera cube ever.
Padded camera compartment with re-configurable dividers:
3.75” deep x 11.5” long (at the longest point) x 6.5” wide (at the widest point)
It’s important to note that the panel dividing the camera portion and the upper daypack portion is specially designed to flex upward, allowing items taller than 3.75” to fit, while still providing protective padding.
This allows it to accommodate DSLRs up to the size of the Canon 6DMkII. It is ideally sized for mirrorless cameras and drones.
Unfortunately, the Cube pack is only designed to nest in the McKinnon Camera Pack 35L and will not fit inside the McKinnon Camera Pack 25L.
Overall rating: 4.7136364 / 5 from 220 reviews.
The McKinnon Cube Pack 21L is a versatile and durable camera backpack praised for its excellent quality, thoughtful design, and ability to carry gear safely. Customers appreciate its expandable compartments and the convenience of transitioning from a camera cube to a backpack. While opinions vary on the space, the pack's lightweight and ergonomic design make it a popular choice for photographers and travelers.
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"I have had this backpack for a little over a year and the waterproof coating has flaked off. I have emailed the company over the last few months and I’ve had no reply not even an acknowledgement of the e-mail Certainly not very durable."
"This is the perfect bag for a day trip. It holds the camera and three lenses perfectly, plus other items you might need."
"Best light backpack. I love it. It helps me roam around the city without having to use my larger bags. It protect well while in the larger backpack and it’s very durable. Highly recommend."
"By far, the most underrated product they probably have. It is so easy to pack, and great for those day adventures where you need protection for your camera gear, but also a place to carry your essentials! And it keeps it all dry!"
"Love the cube / bag concept. What is missed by many is that you can purchase straps to enable a tripod or jacket to be strapped to the base of the pack just don’t put the bag down into a puddle!)… Also, although this fit nicely into many larger backpacks, including the AER Travel Pack 3, you can also turn this cube into a fanny pack, using the Nomatic waist strap, for travelling to and from your destination when there is no space left in the main bag because of all the souvenirs that have been bought."
"I decided to bring this to work and use it on sunny days to take my camera and lunch out to the park. It's compact as a cube in my drawer and when I open it up, lunch, sweater, and hat go inside. If I want to carry more gear, I can pop a small camera cube into the backpack portion. I do wish it had maybe a mesh pocket in the cube lid and maybe a pocket or two in the backpack part."
"I think it's handy to have a backpack that you can put in as part of the PM camera bag. I used it here and there, and it's nice to have a safe place to place the camera and an upper bag. I don't use it as much as I thought I would. I fit the fling in my camera bag and use that more. It is useful but flimsy on the bag portion, (as far as bags go) and I like a more comfortable bag, but I also like to carry a lot of gear."
"I just miss a place for a water bottle"
"It’s only been 2 months since I started a backpacking trip in Europe and the bag already started tearing apart. The material is not as good as is advertised and it is not a functional as it could be cause is too damn big to put it in a backpack or carry on. It takes too much space. I wouldn’t recommend this bag if you want it for long term since clearly it won’t last more than 2 months."
"Love the quality and convivence when in Backpack config. When collapsed it is virtually worthless because it doesn't have a strap. Was close to being the best of both worlds, just needed a strap when collapsed."
