Lowepro Photosport Pro Bp 70L Aw Iii Backpack

Lowepro Photosport Pro Bp 70l Aw Iii Backpack

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The Lowepro PhotoSport PRO BP 70L AW III Backpackaccommodates a full frame mirrorless or DSLR with a portrait grip and an attached lens up to 70-200 f/2.8, or a small drone like the Mavic Pro 2. Included with the pack is a GearUp PRO XL camera insert to organize the interior and protect your gear. The insert has adjustable dividers that can be customized to suit your equipment needs. A spacious top-loading compartment holds personal items including clothes and other travel or camping essentials. The pack has a dedicated sleeping bag compartment on the bottom. The ActivLift torso length adjustment system covers a range from 15-21". The medium-large straps fit large torsos and are strategically perforated for flexibility.

Roomy, Top-Loading Compartment GearUp PRO XL Camera Insert Front and Back Gear Access Weather-Resistant Materials Made from Sustainable Fabric GearUp Strap Kit and Rain Cover

Key Specs
Color	Green
Carry/Transport Options	Backpack Straps with Sternum Strap, Handle
Type of Closure	Bottom Compartment: Zipper Camera Compartment: Zipper Top Compartment: Flap with Clasp Buckle
Interior Type	Camera Compartment: Insert with Adjustable Dividers (Hook & Loop)
Water Resistance	Water Resistant (Material), Rain Cover Included
Dimensions	Exterior 31.5 x 16.1 x 14.2" / 80 x 40.9 x 36.1 cm Interior 28.7 x 13.4 x 7.5" / 72.9 x 34 x 19.1 cm 11.4 x 8.3 x 5.9" / 29 x 21.1 x 15 cm (Camera Compartment)
Weight	6.95 lb / 3152 g
Parameters
Camera Compatibility	Universal
Carry/Transport Options	Backpack Straps with Sternum Strap, Handle
Type of Closure	Bottom Compartment: Zipper Camera Compartment: Zipper Top Compartment: Flap with Clasp Buckle
Interior Type	Camera Compartment: Insert with Adjustable Dividers (Hook & Loop)
Features
Bottle Pocket	Yes
Hydration Bladder Compatible	Yes (Not Included)
RFID-Blocking Pockets	No
Stand/Tripod Holder	Yes
Side Access	No
General
Water Resistance	Water Resistant (Material), Rain Cover Included
Maximum Volume	18.5 gal / 70 L
Padded Interior	No
Materials	Exterior: Nylon Frame: Aluminum
Dimensions	Exterior 31.5 x 16.1 x 14.2" / 80 x 40.9 x 36.1 cm Interior 28.7 x 13.4 x 7.5" / 72.9 x 34 x 19.1 cm 11.4 x 8.3 x 5.9" / 29 x 21.1 x 15 cm (Camera Compartment)
Weight	6.95 lb / 3152 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	8.725 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	27.5 x 15.1 x 10.9"

The pack has a harness that is designed to efficiently transfer weight to your hips, with length adjustment that adjusts to the length of your torso. Airflow channels improve breathability and an adjustable padded waist belt pivots to offer range of motion while carrying.

The aluminum frame transfers the weight of the pack to the waist belt and your hips to more comfortably support heavy loads. Two attached horizontal aluminum stays keep the frame rigid.

Adjustable straps attach the shoulder strap to the top of the pack and pull the pack weight toward your body. This keeps the center of gravity close to your core and the weight on your hips.

Using the correct torso length helps keep most of the pack weight on your hips. The ActivLift torso length adjustment system covers a range from 15-21". Once the torso length is adjusted to the proper fit, the targeted back pads can be adjusted to maximize airflow.

The chest strap adjusts and locks to help balance the pack's weight by keeping the shoulder straps centered. This strap slides up and down along the shoulder straps and secures into position with an easy-lock clip.

The waist belt is designed to pivot separately from the pack while still providing support. This allows your hips and shoulders to move freely when going uphill or crossing uneven terrain. There is also a multi-density lumbar pad between the waist belt and your body. The waist pad length and location is adjustable thanks to the ActivLift system and can fit a range of belt widths from 28 to 48".

The pack has 13 compression straps to help stabilize the load. These straps squeeze the pack closer to the internal frame, bringing it closer to your body for better weight transfer and balance.

This pack is made from 100% recycled carbonate-coated 420D nylon that is durable and resistant to abrasion, dirt, mud, and moisture. The interior lining is also made from 100% recycled fabric. The camera insert is made from 50% recycled fabric and the AW cover is made from 100% recycled fabric.

While 420D nylon has a lighter denier, it is durable and is resistant to tearing and abrasion. The fabric's carbonate exterior coating provides an extra layer of protection, absorbing scratches and preventing snags from reaching the fabric below. This coating also makes it easy to wipe off dirt, dust, and mud. The fabric's light color reflects the sun's rays to keep your gear at comfortable temperatures. The bottom of the bag has the same 420D nylon and carbonate coating but with a diamond ripstop pattern weave that provides additional protection against tears and punctures, preventing them from becoming larger.

The Green line label is a loading bar that indicates what percentage of sustainable materials were used to create the bag. The label also represents Lowepro's commitment to protecting the world along with the company's journey towards sustainability.

Removable lid is compatible with the GearUp strap system and converts the pack to a shoulder bag
Roomy, top-loading compartment for your journey's essentials
Front and backside access to camera compartment with removable GearUp PRO XL camera insert
Dedicated sleeping bag compartment
All Weather cover protects gear from rain, snow, and dust. Fits with a tripod attached too
A 3L water reservoir can be stored in the dedicated hydration sidepocket
Multiple attachment points including double side attachment for tripods
Double stretch side pocket can also be used for a water bottle
Includes front hiking poles attachment

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the 15L fit a Panasonic GH5 with a Panasonic 14-140mm lens comfortably? Or the 24L?

A: The Panasonic GH5 with a Panasonic 14-140mm lens attached can fit comfortably in the BP 15L AW III.

Q: 2. Is the gray bag a color-neutral gray that can be used for white balance?

A: No, this is not a photographic neutral gray that is accurate for white balance use.

Q: 3. I'm trying to find a bag similar to this one that I can fit my Canon EOS R with a RF 70-200 2.8 attached. The measurements look like it would be close. Any help is appreciated!!

A: Yes, your Canon EOS R Mirrorless Digital Camera with the Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM Lens with lens hood in reverse is 8.5'' long it will fit perfectly in the modular camera /gear storage of the Lowepro PhotoSport BP 24L AW III Photo Backpack.

Q: 4. Is Lowepro PhotoSport BP 15L removable insert fit for Leica SL2 with 24-70? Thanks

A: No, the removable insert in the Lowepro PhotoSport BP 15L AW III Photo Backpack (Gray/Black) cannot accommodate the Leica SL2 Mirrorless Camera with 24-70mm f/2.8 Lens (Black).

Q: 5. I can't decide between the 55L or 70L. I'd like to use this pack for weekend camping with camera equipment. Has anyone actually managed to use the 55L to go backpacking? With camera equipment, can it really still fit a tent, sleeping bag, water filter, stove, sleeping pad, clothes, food, etc?

A: Yes, The Lowepro Photosport Pro III 70L Backpack will suit your needs the unit will not accommodate a stove but more of a Portable Bottletop Propane Camp Stove with no problem.

Q: 6. Is the camera compartment of 15L fit for Sony A7R3 with Tamron 28-75mm lens? Or do I have to select 24L backpack?

A: Yes. The camera component/removable insert will nicely fit the A7RIII with the Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8.

Q: 7. What is the dimensions of the creator box cube for the camera ? Will it fit a a sony 70-200 with a7iii ? Thanks

A: Camera Compartment Dimensions for the The GearUp Creator Box Large II camera bag organizer is16.5 x 9.5 x 24 cm and it will fit a Sony FE 70-200mm f/2.8 GM OSS II Lens BH #SO70200282GM with a Sony a7 III Mirrorless Camera BH #SOA73.

Q: 8. can it be used with the 150-400mm olympus lens?

A: Unfortunately, the Lowepro Photosport Pro III 70L cannot accommodate the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 150-400mm f/4.5 Lens.

Q: 9. Can you use the backpack for 400mm(F2.8) or 600m(F4) Sony lens?

A: While the Lowepro Photosport Pro III 70L seems like a large backpack, it is only made for a a more stnadard size of lenses. The backpack is divided into several inserts and not makde to accept 1 long lens. This Think Tank Glass Limo might be a better option for a 400mm f2.8: https://bhpho.to/3atibca

Q: 10. Will a Nikon P950 fit in the camera compartment of the 15L?

A: Yes, the Nikon P950 is able to fit the camera compartment of the Lowepro PhotoSport BP 15L AW III.

Alejandro	21/09/2024
[8.725 lb] Really pleased with this bag. It feat all my needs. I use it like a day pack. Also for traveling. It hold perfectly my MacBook Pro 14 in the water bladder pouch. In the camera compartment, I can bring with me my canon R5 with the rf 24-240 on it and my rf 14-35 f4. I tried to put my R5 with a rf 24-70 f2.8 on it and my rf 70-200 f2.8. It feat but barely. It’s not the best option For that kit. But if someone want to do it. It works. In the main compartment I have a small table tripod an my filter pouch. The quality of the bag is great. An the straps are very comfortable. Highly recommended. 5

James	09/09/2024
[Yes] Purchased this to accompany me in a very small Audi R8V10 Spyder Convertible. Works great. Fits in front trunk and holds 2 lens, batteries, charger, extra sweatshirt, glasses, wallet, etc. 5

Jose L	27/08/2024
[Yes] The best part of using this bag is that you can also carry your camera in front over your chest while connected to the straps instead of strapped around your neck. 5

Ian	22/08/2024
[Yes] Room for the photo gear. Lots of room for food and extra clothing, no other pack has enough of this room. 5

J Breckenridge	17/08/2024
[Yes] This bag is perfect for me. In the camera carrier, it holds my Fuji XT3 with the 50-140 attached, with just enough room for one or two wider primes. The rest of the bag has plenty of room for my lunch, a jacket, water, and an extra body or other camera gear. It fits my back and shoulders well and is comfortable to wear. A bonus is the camera carrier is also removable which let's me shove it in other larger packs if I need more room. I had an older 2015 version of this same pack and I have to say this big upgrade. I really like it. 5

Bob	13/08/2024
[Green] I have not used this product yet, but I see from another review that the intent of this is misunderstood. This is not just a photo backpack. This is a backpack with an insert for your photo gear for extended multi day treks that include camping. I do have other LowePro gear that performs as new after 40 years, so don't knock the quality! 5

Alestair	29/07/2024
[Universal] I will not say what everyone else has said. It's a great bag, it's 24L total. The camera compartment included is the same as GearUp Creator Box L II which is nicer IMO. But the velcro of the bag door wouldn't connect to the Creator Box L II since the inside door material is nylon. It doesn't have a laptop compartment but it can hold a 13 in the water bladder compartment with a sleeve for extra protection. I would recommend using this with a mirrorless camera, it would have plenty of room for accessories. If used with a bigger DSLR, of course it will work but would take up room in the compartment. So far I love it and it's a great travel companion and very light. 5

David	16/07/2024
[Universal] I have a Lowepro pack that will hold a couple bodies plus assorted lenses and gear, but it is huge and cumbersome. I was looking for something I could use on day hikes and this is well-suited to my needs. I can put a Canon R5 with RF macro lens plus a couple extension tubes in the lower portion, a tripod on the side, and my flash unit, lunch, even lightweight rain jacket in the upper compartment. A water bottle can also go in the upper compartment, or I can put a hydration bladder in the provided pocket. This has been perfect for what I needed. 5

Mark	24/06/2024
[Yes] I have a few photo backpacks--the F-Stop Loka UL, the Vanguard Veo Active 46 and now the Lowepro PhotoSport 24L. Each fulfills a different function, though I have used all for hiking with different kit. The PhotoSport is by far the most comfortable to wear and its flexibility for carrying the camera is outstanding. It is a bit small in the camera compartment, but perfect for those times that you want to only carry one camera and a couple of lenses. It is my go to for day hiking with basic gear and a few extraneous essentials. 5

Calvin	02/06/2024
[Universal] This is a great bag for multi day backing trips. It really sits squarely between a traditional backpacking bag from something like Osprey and an outdoor camera bag. That’s something I’ve not seen in an other bag. The detachable “brain” top, the different compartments allowing for light/heavy/light packing, water bladder support, as well as the highly adjustable strap system are all features I would expect on high backpacking bags and are really hard to find on camera bags. I also have an Atlas pack that claims to play in this same space but just doesn’t have the features to be a true backing bag and is really just a nice day hike bag. The camera space is appropriate for multi day trips where equipment is the priority. That said, I can get my whole GFX kit with three big lens so it can hold a good amount. Once I got the strap system dialed in, it carried 35+ pounds really well. For me, the only legitimate alternative to this bag is a “real” backpacking bag with a third party cube added in. The price on this bag is steep, but the alternative is just about as expensive. 5