Yes, Jared, I'm pretty happy with it. It fits well and has good balance, even loaded with 35 pounds of camera equipment. What isn't shown here is the pockets in the top cover and on the outside of the cover. There are pouches on the side where you can put your tripod legs, but I use them to hold bottles of water and I carry my tripod. LowePro's bags are well made. The AW version has a waterproof cover that is tucked into the bottom (adds padding down there too) that is brought up like a shower cap to cover the whole bag for really wet conditions. My waist pack also has this feature.
The one down side to the backpack is that it has so much room that I can fill it to point that I can't carry it.
My wife made the mistake of trying to pick it up once. I'm glad she didn't swing it off the table first. It didn't lift very far.
If you look at pricing on these, check out the Canadian stores that sell them new on E-bay. Henry's and one other one I can never remember but has a shark for a logo. I've bought from both and they were a lot cheaper than B&H and only took an extra day or two to get here coming from Canada. I don't remember how much I saved for the 3 LowePro bags I've bought, but it was enough to get even me to buy from them rather than B&H.
Mike