Lowepro Pro Trekker,Outdoor Camera Bag,Camera Backpack

Muy cara y solo duró dos meses y se a usado 4 ocaciones

This is my go to backpack for the shoots when I need to be mobile yet also need a good amount of gear - 3-4 lenses, 2 bodies, 1-2 speedlights, tripod, and various accessories. A full pelican case of gear is too cumbersome, but I need more gear than what my smaller Lowepro backpack can fit. It’s great quality, has lots of different pockets, and despite how heavy it can become when I fill it to the max, is comfortable to carry on my back. I’m a 5’ 5” woman and my colleague who is a 6’ 1” male has the same bag. We both love them. Highly recommend!

Gran capacidad. Acabado inmejorable. Y tienen pensado cada hueco para el equipo .

Excellent produit à la hauteur de la qualité habituelle Lowepro. Le produit est bien conçu et très agréable à utiliser. Les dimensions permettent un aménagement varié et dense (photo, vidéo, ordi, papiers, etc.) dans les limites "cabine avion" pour le voyage. La répartition du poids sur le dos est très bien faite et le sac est facile à porter.

I'm a professional photographer of 27 years so feel I've had my fair share of experience with camera cases.I've just spent 2 hours prepping this for work next week and I have to say I'm already in love with this bag.The small design touches that you need as a photographer in the field are much appreciated. The transparent inner pockets for kit, the large zip loops, the water-bottle holder pocket, the inner partitions being so well made and easy to move about.I'm not going to lie, the size surprised me. It's actually smaller (I got the 450) than I expected. But then once I started packing it, I realised how clever the interior space actually is. As you can see I have 2 DSLRs in there (with grips attached - the depth of the bag is perfect). A Speedlight (plus it's lastolite brolly and grip in the other section of the bag - no problem!), an attached 14-24 lens on one (a chunky lens), a 70-200 lens hidden under the speedlight, thanks to the clever 'pullable' partition, light-meter, batteries, 4 prime lenses, grey cards, 2 chargers in the pull-out bag, 2 remote controllers, wallet, tape measure and numerous other small tools I need when out capturing architecture or in-situ products etc.Being able to hide the straps away is really useful for me too; especially with the 2 handles. Perfect for lugging it on a train or from a car boot.I've removed the tripod holder, I use a Manfrotto 058 so that beast ain't going on this bag, lol.I've stored the waist strap in the front section with the brolly with no problem at all.On my back, this is surprisingly comfortable.A very confident and thoughtfully designed and well-made bag. 10/10.If you're a photographer used to lugging a lot of gear around with you ... you're going to love this thing.