KATA DPS 3N1-20 Review

So I just bought myself a bag for my DSLR and its accessories. I have been searching for one for quite a while and was initially aiming at the Lowepro's Flipside 300. Design-wise, I strongly felt the KATA was more sleek and suitable for a person with some height.

It was priced at AUD149.99, but I managed to get the manager of the store to mark it down to AUD130. Other models include the DPS 3N1-10 (smaller size) and the DPS 3N1-30 (larger size).

SPECS:

• Fits DSLR with battery pack & mid-range zoom lens attached as well as, 3-4 lenses, flash and additional accessories.
• Top storage for your personal things.
  
• 2 Side Pockets (Zipped)
• Hip strap - For support
  
• Interchangeable straps (Straight/X/Sling)
  
• Weighs 2.9lbs/1.3kg
• Dimension: L(23.5cm) / W(19) / H( 44)
  
• Weather protection - it comes with a rain cover.
• Internal rib structure - Very strong and you wouldn't have to worry everytime your camera bag falls off the table.
• Flight Cabin Size - complies with majority airlines cabin baggage requirement.
• Trolley capabilities.
• Customizable inner paddings - to fit your camera, lenses and accessories accordingly.
  

I was informed (by a source :P) that KATA bags haven't arrived ASIA yet. However, with technologies and a credit card, anyone can purchase one online, paying in USD of course.

Short story on KATA (off their main website):
"Nitzan Kimchi and Dror Tishler, founders and owners of KATA, became acquainted with sophisticated military equipment during their service in an elite combat unit of Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Subsequently, they developed and offered solutions for the special units of the IDF and Israel's secret services for over a decade. In 1992, in response to an increased demand for their products, and following an extended process of product development, they decided to establish KATA."