BBK4 Camera Bag Review

I have been looking for a camera bag that looks a bit more like a typical travel bag.  I ran across a cool bag called a Belstaff 556 messenger bag.  It has been in "I Am Legend" with Will Smith and has a nice rugged look.  It appears that there are a lot of copies and it is hard to tell what is legit and what isn't.  I found one place in England that appears authentic, but it cost $418!  I like the bag, but not that much.

I decided to check out eBay and ran across the BBK series of bags.  They have a similar look to the Belstaff, but have inserts for cameras.  Also, the BBK4, the largest version, was less than $60 with the insert.  Seemed pretty reasonable and I may actually buy a smaller version of the bag if this one holds up for a while.

While I will mainly carry this with a 24-105mm, 70-200mm, and an 85mm with a camera body, I decided to load it up to see what I could fit if I needed to:

The pic above shows:

100-400mm (with case)
5D Mark III
The Pod
iPhone (for Eyefi card if I want to store pics on the 64GB iPhone)
iPad (if I want to see photos on a larger screen)
microfiber towel
85mm
24-105mm
1.4x and 2x teleconverters
50mm

The case comes with a piece of padded material that can fold over the inside of the case for added protection.  It also has a couple internal and 4 external pockets. 

As you can see, everything fits okay, but I will rarely have it packed so tight.  I prefer a backpack for long trips that I want to pack a lot of lenses.  I guess the main question is whether the bag will hold up to a lot use and how long it will take before it falls apart.  It seems pretty sturdy when it is packed really tight, so I am guessing it will hold up pretty well to my normal use.  Only time will tell.