Sequence 23L Camera Backpack, Moss
$230
The Sequence 23L is the ultimate fast and light camera backpack. One that can handle any targeted out-and-back mission with the flexibility to transition through the stages of your day and gear as you need. It delivers the perfect balance between technical athletic performance and lightweight materials, with fast, easy access to your kit when you’re on the move. Inside, the new Pop-Up Padded Shelves (PUPS) system transforms the main compartment from full open carry to camera cube mode in seconds. Configure it your way: organize and protect your gear with dividers and shelving, or fold them all down for when you want to pack it full. It’s the only backpack you need whether you’re hauling your gear or not.
Our Review
Moment Sequence 23L Camera Backpack, Moss — A Lightweight Pack That Handles Hikes and City Days Alike
The gist: A 23L camera backpack built to switch between trailhead and city street without forcing you to carry a dedicated camera bag and a separate daypack.
- Genuinely light: Pack Hacker measured it at 2.42 lbs (1.1 kg) with dividers included, notably light for a bag that still protects camera gear.
- Fast-switching PUPS system: The Pop-Up Padded Shelves let you "transform the bag in seconds" — full camera-cube mode for gear days, or folded flat for a normal daypack on hiking or transit days.
- Weather-tested: Pack Hacker's two-week test found the materials held up "in rain, snow, and sunshine" with no loose threads or hardware issues.
- Comfortable when loaded: The running-vest-inspired harness earned praise as "incredibly comfortable, even when the pack is loaded with camera gear," which matters on long travel days.
Pack Hacker's review does flag real limits: "You can't fit a full professional camera kit inside," and the bag has no secondary compartments for small accessories.
Best for: travelers who want one bag for both mirrorless camera gear and general daypack duty. Skip it if: you're hauling a full multi-lens pro kit — Pack Hacker notes it won't fit everything. Runs ~$230 — check the current price before buying.
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