LoweproLowepro Pro Trekker,Outdoor Camera Bag,Camera Backpack

Great bag. Bought it to replace my older one and I am not disappointed. It's light enough and very spacious.

I purchased this for a trip to the US as I'm heading over to photograph an air show, a car show and a nature reserve. Trying to consolidate your kit for travel can be a misery as you want to take everything just in case. I settled on a Nikon D500 body, a D7200 body (both bodies have battery grips), then a Nikon 12-24, 16-80, Sigma 60-600, and a flash gun.So the bag in itself is great, looks very square for a back pack but fits surprisingly well on my back and is comfortable as it can be. I'm 6ft (1m80cm), and if you were significantly shorter I wonder where the hip bands might sit on you, but otherwise the shoulder straps are comfy and highly adjustable.The elephant in the room is that the handle that pulls out to drag it around as cabin luggage on its wheels obviously impedes into the centre of the bag. This means if you use a battery grip on your body or have a D5 series camera with inbuilt grip the camera sits proud outside the bag. Also if you use a lens with a hood and a 100+mm filter thread it sits proud. If you pack the bag In the usually presented configuration down the centre of the bag line they sit about 3cm proud and the bag won't shut. To get my cameras to fit the bag dividers had to be configured to allow the cameras to sit in the edge channels of the bag where the floor of the bag is deeper. I'm unsure whether it compromises the usability of the rest of the space as I've not used it for a day.I appreciate there are limitations of needing a cabin sized bag and then putting a handle in, but I'd suggest this bag would be great for medium mirrorless cameras or cameras without grips. Yes I could take the grips off, but my view is every second lost bolting bits of camera together is potentially a picture lost.So overall a very decent bag with good storage and highly configurable. If you have pro sized kit probably best to opt for the non trolley bag format that will have a flat interior base and more space / depth inside.For reference the bag weighs 4055g (4kg) empty)

Needed to replace my Lowepro Manhatten backpack with one that had rollers, so went for this.Firstly, it's nowhere near deep enough. I suppose they wanted to make it suitable for going in plane overhead lockers, but I'm still disappointed.The stowable straps are a faff to put away, which wouldn't be a problem if it weren't for the fact they catch in the wheels. I can't imagine anyone wants to have to spend ages putting these away every time they want to use the rollers.At the end of the day, I wouldn't be so bitter if it was half the price. But it's very expensive for what it is. £320?! I literally sold a perfectly working drone for nearly that the other day. Some fabric, plastic and aluminium is nearly as pricey as a device that can literally fly and take videos. It beggars belief.

Bad wheels... the wheels are noisy - and broke where the bearing is. I want my money back

Please note that if you use a grip this will not allow you to place the camera with its lens in the central part, as there is a protrusion inside which takes away depth. But overall it is an extraordinary case.

Zaino fotografico professionale, comodissimo, spazioso , compatto quanto basta per il trasporto come bagaglio a mano in aereo.Costoso, ma davvero ottimo.

Hoewel hij niet de mooiste is, is hij wel de meest praktische. Ik kan er 3 camera's met lens erop in kwijt. Dat scheelt lenzen wisselen en dus stof. Zowel als trolley als rugzak ik hij ideaal. Past ook in de carry-on handbagage. Echt een topding.

Ottimo prodotto! La mia schiena ringrazia!

Functional, solid, flexible with a lot of pockets. I bought it for the big Airports. The challenge is the total weight to pass as cabin luggage. As I read somewhere the Airline Companies want to tighten controls... But the backpack is super.