Review DAKINE Sequence Backpack - Photo Review

Just updating this still. 1/6/15 and it's still working great! Some of the zipper pulls have broken. Also, by a fault of my own, some of the fabric ripped where the right side main strap attaches to the body of the bag. My fiance will be sewing that up, though. Still works great. Here's my current configuration:

D7100 w/ 14-24 f/4; D2X with 17-50 f/2.8; 18-200 VR; 80-200 f/2.8; 50 f/1.8:

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I also have my SB600 in a side pocket, a Chromo 160 LED video light in the main rear pocket, a Canon HD camcorder in another, and lots of other misc. gear.

Here are the current Dakine bags from DogFunk:
http://www.dogfunk.com/dakine-camera-bags-and-packs

 

Yet another update...

D7100 w/ 200-500 f/5.6; D2X with 50 f/1.8; 17-50 f/2.8; 18-200 VR; 80-200 f/2.8; 14-24 f/4; Kenko 1.4x DGX TC:

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No room for my 80-200 f/2.8 so it's on the chopping block, lol.

 

Back on March 24th, 2017 I had to finally accept defeat and issue a warranty. Dakine was great. They had me field destroy the backpack and gave me a promo code for the cost of a new one on their website. I ordered and received the new one, which is here:

Dakine Sequence 33L Photo Backpack | Dakine

Cell phone photo of how I have it setup at the moment. This is holding my D7200 with 16-80, 80-200, 200-500, and SB600:

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I may set it up similar to above again, but this is working well for me at the moment.

It is similar, though has some small differences. The padded laptop pocket just fits my 15-inch MacBook Pro. The side pockets and top pocket are similar to the last style. All in all, I love it and am happy to have it, especially considering the Dakine warranty and customer service!