Lowepro LP37234-PWW Truckee BP 150 LX Outdoor Camera Backpack, Fits 10 inch Tablet, for Compact DSLR/Mirrorless, Sony, Canon, Nikon, with 2nd lens, Gimbal, Video Drone, DJI, Osmo, Mavic, Light Grey

The Truckee BP 150 LX strikes me as Lowepro's best attempt to update the long discontinued Fastpack 100, right down to its attractive two-tone design possibilities. But instead of Fastpack's red/black or blue/back, the Truckee can be had in a subdued two-tone gray. Like the Fastpack 100, the Truckee 150 offers a top compartment for holding sundries, say a wallet, phone, and a lightweight windbreaker or a set of headphones (think beats), and a bottom compartment for packing a small camera (my X100 line camera, filters, spare battery, lens hood, and so on fits perfectly). Unlike the Fastpack 100, the Truckee 150 offers a tablet compartment (it comfortably holds my 9.7 enclosed in case and keyboard). But unlike the comparable Tahoe 150, the tablet compartment is better placed. The Tahoe places it at the front of the pack; the Truckee at the back, making for a better weight distribution. There is one side pocket, and it includes an adjustment strap to help balance a small tripod. The pocket can also fit a small water bottle or glasses case. This is the bag I've been looking for. It is tiny, and thus a perfect daypack for the street or candid photographer. It is lightweight, and thus a perfect day-to-day bag for commuters that and others that prefer to always have a camera at hand. It is unobtrusive, and thus a bag unlikely to earn the ire of a museum guard or to draw the attention of less savory types. Well done, Lowepro.Update: I picked up the 200 in order to carry a laptop. Like its little brother, the 200 functions well as a mirrorless camera daypack. The description suggests this bag is appropriate for a DCLR kit. I'm not sure I agree with that assessment, so buyer beware.

Beautiful little backpack I use for IRL streaming, it’s not too big, not too small, all the pockets I need. I needed to install fans for the purposes of the backpack doing streaming outside, so after I cut into the sides, I noticed the quality was superior, really! There is double layered foam and fabric protecting it. Just order it!

As a photographer I find that I never seem to have quite the right bag to tote my gear around; especially when I am on vacation or on a day trip and photography isn't the primary focus. Usually I rely on slings or satchels but I like a backpack, in particular something that has space for my Fujifil X series camera and a couple of lenses along with some non-photography related stuff. I chose this since it doesn't scream photographer's bag and I like that its small compared to the other photo backpacks that I have. It turns out that its a decent little backpack, its not big, it carries just enough and no more. I do find that the construction is a step down from my Lowe AW series backpacks and I don't think its quite as comfortable as those packs either. However, I do like that its small, that its discreet. Is this a one and only pack? No. Is it the first pack that I gravitate towards, again, no; but it s a really decent option especially for the price if you are looking for a small and casual backpack that will also carry your mirrorless camera and an extra lens.

I am extremely picky call it OCD call it crazy I am very picky about how I store my drones in my cameras, I look for organization I look for safety I look for convenience I look for it protects itself from the elements I looked at cost I looked yet how it looks how well it’s made. And I have three sizes of the same style backpack, a large one for my larger drone medium from my smaller drone and a smaller backpack for my GoPro and equipment. Sometimes I switch around everything to the larger pack pack so everything is together but I like my stuff organize so I know how to grab it in a seconds notice. I’ve spent tens and 20s and 30s of hours searching reading asking and lowepro is by far one of the top two or three outdoor necessities. There are other backpacks that are great, but they don’t give you different versions of the same model. Lowepro has a $10 version and a $400 version and 20 different variations in between , I’ve styles of weights of Hauser carry how they store are they waterproof and you will be amazed with the choices you have and if you need something specific this is the bag for you whether it’s a Crossbody bag whether it is a messenger bag whether it’s a backpack what if it’s a rolling backpack etc. they have your needs met

Its very conferable and I like that there is a slot to put my iPad at and a part to hold things I don't want to carry in my pockets

Carries a lot for it's size

I use this for work daily. Works great for everyday use. It is tiny I cram 11inch laptop in it but it fits

This is a great backpack for my Sony a900 and lens plus flash, 2 batteries and batteries for my flash as well as my wallet. I used this on a recent vacation and was super pleased. I only use my ThinkTank large bag for professional shoots as I have two camera bodies and multiple lens.

Cercavo da tempo un piccolo zaino da portare in viaggio che non mi facesse maledire l'idea di averlo portato con me e che soddisfasse vari requisiti: dimensioni compatibili con "borsa personale" accettata dalle compagnie aeree, scomparto fotocamera in basso abbastanza capiente, scomparto superiore con accesso indipendente dallo scomparto fotocamera, tasca laterale per bottiglietta d'acqua o piccolo stativo. Non ultimo: rapporto qualità prezzo favorevole. Dopo più di un mese di attesa nella speranza diventasse disponibile (non era nemmeno presente sul sito di Loewepro), lo diventa pochi giorni prima della partenza per le vacanze. Benedetto Prime che me lo consegna il giorno prima della partenza. A primo impatto mi sembra veramente piccolo, tanto da farmi ponderare la restituzione, ma poi decido di dargli una possibilità. Beh, le sue dimensioni sono la sua arma vincente, pesa pochissimo, non ingombra e non da mai fastidio sulle spalle. Tutto sommato è abbastanza capiente per uscite leggere, ho portato in vacanza sony A7rii, con 55 1.8, samyang 24 2.8, ed una piccola Ricoh 500G (telemetro 35mm) nello scomparto foto, più 3 batterie sony e powerbank da 20000mah nella tasca tablet, un esposimetro sekonic, portafogli, smartphone e all'occorrenza un telo mare in microfibra nello scomparto superiore. Bottiglia d'acqua da 0.75 o piccolo stativo benro nello scomparto laterale. Per quel che riguarda la capienza dello scomparto foto, con un po' di fantasia sono riuscito a stiparci A7RII, con l'enorme sigma 35 1.4, sony 90 2.8 macro e zeiss 55 1.8 (tutte le lenti senza paraluce).Lo zaino da un impressione di solidità e cura nella realizzazione, come ci si aspetta da un marchio come Loewepro, bellissimo il tessuto ripstop della parte superiore e funzionale il fondo in tessuto gommato, che protegge l'attrezzatura e fa stare in piedi lo zaino. Risulta comodo da aprire, anche senza appoggiarlo su di un piano come accade con molti zaini con l'apertura a libro. Ottime trovate il laccetto sullo spallaccio destro che ho usato per appendere gli occhiali da sole e "l'alamaro" sul cursore della zip dello scomparto foto che rende impossibili le aperture accidentali o da parte di malintenzionati.In sostanza per 60€ credo sia lo zaino da viaggio leggero migliore che si possa comprare. Certo lo sconsiglio a chi ha reflex ingombranti o lenti enormi, ma se avete preso una mirrorless per stare leggeri, fa sicuramente per voi.

Práctica para una escapada de un rato o para llevar durante el día. El espacio es suficiente para una Mirrorless con un lente pequeño o incluso un teleobjetivo qué no sea de apertura de diafragma constante, o una DSLR (sin el lente y acostada). En mi caso, una A7C con el lente de kit (28 - 60 mm) y aún cabe un teleobjetivo pequeño o un zoom como un 24 - 70 mm f2.8 y un cargador de baterías o una batería portátil.Si con dos lentes sacas tu trabajo, y no piensas llevar más cosas, yo creo que esta mochila es más que suficiente.El compartimiento de arriba es pequeño, cabe probablemente una chamarra o suéter no muy grueso y algunas cosas pequeñas de cuidado personal, además del comportamiento para Tableta (no PC de 13", para eso están las otras versiones más grandes).El comportamiento lateral cabe un termo delgado, en mi caso es un Stanley aerolight de poco más de medio litro (lo menciono como referencia porque no sé diámetro).Finalmente, el "seguro" del cierre del comportamiento de la cámara se me hace muy útil para dos cosas:1) No abrirse accidentalmente y que se caiga algo de equipo.2) Sentir si alguien quiere abrir la mochila.Pagué poco más de 1,000 pesos por ella, en oferta. No creo que convenga comprarla si el precio es encima de 1,100.Finalmente, si estás buscando algo similar a esta, te recomiendo ver la Lowepro Fastpack Pro BP 250 AW III, que considero, esa línea, como la hermana mayor a estas.

Very good multi compartment camera pack. Small size and the straps will have to be let out for larger users. Fits very well my Panasonic G9 micro four thirds camera and two compact lens in its main compartment. Would not fit a Panasonic S1 R or similar large cameras. It carries everything you need for a day trip.

Tried 5 bags before this. This is well designed and lightweight. It is a rucksack and not a sling back but boy these guys know what they are producing

Buscaba una mochila mixta para llevar mi cámara Fuji XT30 y un par de objetivos pequeños. Nada profesional, fotografía de aficionado para ir de excursión y viaje. También buscaba que tuviese espacio para meter una botella de agua, un jersey o cortaviento, cartera y cosas pequeñas. Pues en esta mochila entra todo eso perfectamente. Además es cómoda y ligera. Una muy buena compra de una marca de calidad contrastada.