QUOTE(LinTao @ Aug 16 2012, 09:24 PM)
but isn't the inserts stiff? like you can't press it in. so if i put in my mac with the inserts there, then i can put my camera gear with no problem maybe? have you tried it before?i like it because its one of the more convenient bags i've seen, having the inserts like that i can just put my passport and other documents at the back of the inserts, seeing as i travel a lot.
i don't like having a backpack where i have to take off my backpack, put my iPad, passports and stuff inside then put it back on, then if i wanna use my iPad later on i have to take it out.
i've emailed Billingham and they told me they actually have a prototype Billingham Hadley Large Pro but it won't be officially out for at least 6 months

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Don't really understand what are you trying to say....
I've tried storing the 13" MBP into Hadley Pro without the inserts and it works just fine like any massenger bag.
With the green inserts inside the bag, the only way the 13" MBP can go in is by placing it between the insert and the back of the bag.
But the bag will be tight fit and I had to remove the separators to make the bag flatter, else it will bulge too much.
With the camera gears in, there's no way the 13" MBP can go all the way. That means you cannot close the flap with the buckle.
Best way to check if the bag suits your need is to bring your 13" MBP & camera gears to the store that allow you to test before hand.
Not sure if any store in KL allow you to do that.