An excellent and very versatile small bag for hauling around a simple camera setup. I end up being able to fit in quite a bit of stuff into the Main compartment including: Nikon D7100 with 35mm 1.8G, 50mm AF D, 50mm 1.8 E, Tokina 100mm 2.8, Sigma zoom lens, Nikon 18-70mm, and a SB-600 flash with stofen (not including all the bits and pieces I have in all the pockets). Things are a little snug with that much in there, but it's a reasonable fit.
Pros: Excellent Lowepro quality! Just the size for a quick outing with a light setup; you can cary quite a bit, but it makes you pick and choose what you'll think you need. Removable camera compartment (I've taken the inner camera divider, and put it into a larger non-camera backpack). Built in rain fly for when things get wet or dusty. Super cheap (got mine on sale for 13$ from Adorama)!
Cons: If you have any lenses larger than 3" in diameter, things get a little tight, and you might not be able to fit them in. No convenient way to cary around a tripod. I've managed to close the top over my tripod, which held securely, but very much limited carrying capacity. I've also passed two out of the three legs of my tripod through the pass-through panel on the back, which works but is not comfortable. If only Lowepro put adjustable buckles on the front, this might have been much more tripod-friendly. Non adjustable closing buckles. Very cheap feeling clips on the shoulder strap just don't feel as solid as they should (though I haven't had any issues yet). The adjustment buckle on the shoulder pad does not pass through the shoulder pad, pushing it out of the optimum position at shorter lengths.
I really feel like I'm getting quite picky here, this is a 25-35$ bag after all. It blows all the other bags in the price range out of the water, and you would be very hard pressed to do better. I would have to say this is worth it just for the removable dividers which let you use whatever bag you want! Lowepro also has a smaller 7l bag (think a SLR body and two lenses) or the 35L if you want to tote around a SLR body or two and some big telephoto lenses. From looking at the entire range in person at my local camera shop, both the 7l and 35l are built the same way, and will have the same general pros/cons.
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It's bigger on the inside... Versatile, great quality, and cheap!!!
An excellent and very versatile small bag for hauling around a simple camera setup. I end up being able to fit in quite a bit of stuff into the Main compartment including: Nikon D7100 with 35mm 1.8G, 50mm AF D, 50mm 1.8 E, Tokina 100mm 2.8, Sigma zoom lens, Nikon 18-70mm, and a SB-600 flash with stofen (not including all the bits and pieces I have in all the pockets). Things are a little snug with that much in there, but it's a reasonable fit.Pros: Excellent Lowepro quality! Just the size for a quick outing with a light setup; you can cary quite a bit, but it makes you pick and choose what you'll think you need. Removable camera compartment (I've taken the inner camera divider, and put it into a larger non-camera backpack). Built in rain fly for when things get wet or dusty. Super cheap (got mine on sale for 13$ from Adorama)!Cons: If you have any lenses larger than 3" in diameter, things get a little tight, and you might not be able to fit them in. No convenient way to cary around a tripod. I've managed to close the top over my tripod, which held securely, but very much limited carrying capacity. I've also passed two out of the three legs of my tripod through the pass-through panel on the back, which works but is not comfortable. If only Lowepro put adjustable buckles on the front, this might have been much more tripod-friendly. Non adjustable closing buckles. Very cheap feeling clips on the shoulder strap just don't feel as solid as they should (though I haven't had any issues yet). The adjustment buckle on the shoulder pad does not pass through the shoulder pad, pushing it out of the optimum position at shorter lengths.I really feel like I'm getting quite picky here, this is a 25-35$ bag after all. It blows all the other bags in the price range out of the water, and you would be very hard pressed to do better. I would have to say this is worth it just for the removable dividers which let you use whatever bag you want! Lowepro also has a smaller 7l bag (think a SLR body and two lenses) or the 35L if you want to tote around a SLR body or two and some big telephoto lenses. From looking at the entire range in person at my local camera shop, both the 7l and 35l are built the same way, and will have the same general pros/cons.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2015
Pros: Excellent Lowepro quality! Just the size for a quick outing with a light setup; you can cary quite a bit, but it makes you pick and choose what you'll think you need. Removable camera compartment (I've taken the inner camera divider, and put it into a larger non-camera backpack). Built in rain fly for when things get wet or dusty. Super cheap (got mine on sale for 13$ from Adorama)!
Cons: If you have any lenses larger than 3" in diameter, things get a little tight, and you might not be able to fit them in. No convenient way to cary around a tripod. I've managed to close the top over my tripod, which held securely, but very much limited carrying capacity. I've also passed two out of the three legs of my tripod through the pass-through panel on the back, which works but is not comfortable. If only Lowepro put adjustable buckles on the front, this might have been much more tripod-friendly. Non adjustable closing buckles. Very cheap feeling clips on the shoulder strap just don't feel as solid as they should (though I haven't had any issues yet). The adjustment buckle on the shoulder pad does not pass through the shoulder pad, pushing it out of the optimum position at shorter lengths.
I really feel like I'm getting quite picky here, this is a 25-35$ bag after all. It blows all the other bags in the price range out of the water, and you would be very hard pressed to do better. I would have to say this is worth it just for the removable dividers which let you use whatever bag you want! Lowepro also has a smaller 7l bag (think a SLR body and two lenses) or the 35L if you want to tote around a SLR body or two and some big telephoto lenses. From looking at the entire range in person at my local camera shop, both the 7l and 35l are built the same way, and will have the same general pros/cons.
Style: 17lColor: Pepper RedVerified Purchase
It's bigger on the inside... Versatile, great quality, and cheap!!!
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2015
An excellent and very versatile small bag for hauling around a simple camera setup. I end up being able to fit in quite a bit of stuff into the Main compartment including: Nikon D7100 with 35mm 1.8G, 50mm AF D, 50mm 1.8 E, Tokina 100mm 2.8, Sigma zoom lens, Nikon 18-70mm, and a SB-600 flash with stofen (not including all the bits and pieces I have in all the pockets). Things are a little snug with that much in there, but it's a reasonable fit.Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2015
Pros: Excellent Lowepro quality! Just the size for a quick outing with a light setup; you can cary quite a bit, but it makes you pick and choose what you'll think you need. Removable camera compartment (I've taken the inner camera divider, and put it into a larger non-camera backpack). Built in rain fly for when things get wet or dusty. Super cheap (got mine on sale for 13$ from Adorama)!
Cons: If you have any lenses larger than 3" in diameter, things get a little tight, and you might not be able to fit them in. No convenient way to cary around a tripod. I've managed to close the top over my tripod, which held securely, but very much limited carrying capacity. I've also passed two out of the three legs of my tripod through the pass-through panel on the back, which works but is not comfortable. If only Lowepro put adjustable buckles on the front, this might have been much more tripod-friendly. Non adjustable closing buckles. Very cheap feeling clips on the shoulder strap just don't feel as solid as they should (though I haven't had any issues yet). The adjustment buckle on the shoulder pad does not pass through the shoulder pad, pushing it out of the optimum position at shorter lengths.
I really feel like I'm getting quite picky here, this is a 25-35$ bag after all. It blows all the other bags in the price range out of the water, and you would be very hard pressed to do better. I would have to say this is worth it just for the removable dividers which let you use whatever bag you want! Lowepro also has a smaller 7l bag (think a SLR body and two lenses) or the 35L if you want to tote around a SLR body or two and some big telephoto lenses. From looking at the entire range in person at my local camera shop, both the 7l and 35l are built the same way, and will have the same general pros/cons.
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Benedikta
Proprio quello che cercavo
Reviewed in Italy on June 22, 2020
Benedikta
Reviewed in Italy on June 22, 2020
Mi rimane ancora posto per chiavi o altri accessori.
Il colore è un arancio brillante e lo spallaccio oltre che ben imbottito non cade grazie ad una parte ruvida.
Finora avevo una Messenger Manfrotto ma non avendo spallacci imbottito cadeva spesso.
Inoltre il colore è molto bello ed è una delle poche borse colorate, quasi tutte sono di un triste color nero o grigio smorto.
Per 25 euro è stato un affare!
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Marco Antonio
Amplia y práctica
Reviewed in Mexico on September 1, 2017Style: 35lColor: Pepper RedVerified Purchase
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Great bag!
Reviewed in Canada on February 10, 2017Style: 35lColor: Slate GreyVerified Purchase
