This black Lowepro FreeLine Backpack 350 AW Black Camera Bagis a versatile bag that features two primary configurations. Inside its spacious main compartment, a removable, folding partition system forms three shelves that can be used to store camera, video, audio, or digital media equipment. The shelves can accommodate a DSLR camera kit with a 70-200mm f/2.8 lens, and to enhance the ability to organize the contents, a Lowepro Gear Box equipment pouch is included. Cords, adapters, and other essentials for the devices carried by the FreeLine Backpack 350 AW can be inserted within the Gear Box, keeping them organized and available. Complete access to the FreeLine Backpack 350 AW's interior is enabled by a zippered rear panel, while two zippered side openings further complement the folding partition system and Gear Box. While in use, the folding partition system's shelves and the Gear Box itself can be reached when the bag is rotated from one's back to front with either side opening facing upward. Each side opening also provides interior organizational pockets for memory cards, batteries, or other accessories that are frequently exchanged when an item is removed or placed within a bag.

When the FreeLine Backpack 350 AW is worn, a dedicated compartment for 15" laptops rests directly behind the shoulders, followed by the main compartment, and a front-facing pocket for items that need to be accessed quickly and conveniently, such as a pair of sunglasses or music player earphones. Positioned above the backpack's base, the laptop compartment helps minimize the effect of any bumps or shocks upon its contents. Along the exterior of each zippered side opening is a large, open pocket that can hold a water bottle, tripod, monopod, or trekking pole; any one of which can be secured using a locking strap above each pocket.

The FreeLine Backpack 350 AW can be carried using its built-in top handle, or by its adjustable shoulder straps. A zipper along the inner edge of the strap which rests over the wearer's left shoulder opens to reveal a pull-out smartphone pocket that accommodates even large-screen mobile devices. When traveling over difficult or uneven terrain, the bag's waist belt transfers weight to the hips for additional comfort, while the sternum strap further limits unintentional shifting around the wearer.

Featuring durable, weather-resistant nylon construction, this backpack's attachment webbings along its sides and on the face of its front panel allow for pouches with external straps such as the Gear Box to be clipped or tied to this bag's surface. While traveling with a rolling case that features a dual-column telescoping handle, a pass-through band across the center of the FreeLine Backpack 350 AW's rear panel allows this bag to be mounted onto such handles for added convenience.

Versatile, Multi-Configuration Backpack    Spacious Main Compartment    Removable Internal Shelf System    Removable Equipment Pouch    Rear and Side Access    Padded 15" Laptop Pocket    Multiple Organizational Pockets    Backpack Strap Smartphone Pocket    Pass-Through for Luggage Trolley Handle    Weather Resistant, Rain Cover

• Versatile backpack with two primary configurations
• Removable partition system within spacious main compartment forms three shelves that can be used to store camera, video, audio, or digital media equipment
• Dividers for partition system's shelves
• Included Lowepro Gear Box equipment pouch with zippered opening is suitable for cords, adapters, and other device essentials
• Dedicated compartment for 15" laptop is positioned above the backpack's base to help minimize the effect of any bumps or shocks upon its contents
• Front-facing pocket for items that need to be accessed quickly and conveniently, such as a pair of sunglasses or music player earphones
• Two large, open side pockets can each hold and secure a water bottle, tripod, monopod, or trekking pole
• Folding partition system's shelves and Gear Box can be reached through zippered side openings when the bag is rotated from one's back to front with either side opening facing upward
• Each side opening also features convenient, interior organizational pockets for memory cards, batteries, or other accessories that are frequently exchanged
• Left shoulder strap includes pull-out smartphone pocket that accommodates even large-screen mobile devices
• Exterior attachment webbings allow for pouches with external straps such as the Gear Box to be clipped or tied to the backpack's front panel

• Carry options include built-in top handle and adjustable, padded shoulder straps
• Waist belt transfers weight to the hips for additional comfort, while sternum strap further limits unintentional shifting around the wearer
• Pass-through band across rear panel for convenient mounting to a rolling case's dual-column telescoping handle
• Weather-resistant, durable nylon construction
• Rain cover for further protection from the elements

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi,will a Canon t6i + Tamron 100-400mm Lens attached fit? Lens dimensions are the same as a 70-200mm f2.8. Has someone tried it?

A: No, the Lowepro FreeLine Backpack 350 AW (Heather Gray) is too small for the T6i with the Tamron 100-400 attached.

Q: 2. Can this bag be configured to hold a gripped XT3 with Fuji 150-600mm attached? With room for more lenses?

A: Yes, the Lowepro Whistler Backpack 350 AW II can hold the FUJIFILM X-T3 Mirrorless Camera with the FUJIFILM XF 150-600mm f/5.6-8 R LM OIS WR Lens attached with room for a couple of small - medium lenses.

Q: 3. Hi guys, will a Canon 5D Mark IV with lens attached fit? And any possibility of a Canon 1DX with 50mm prime lens fitting?

A: The camera compartment on the Lowepro FreeLine Backpack 350 AW (Black) is 9.8 x 6.29 x 12.59 inches. The 5d Mark IV should fit fine. The 1DX IV will be tight.

Q: 4. Does the pocket on the outer side (not the main compartment) have interior pockets?

A: The front pocket on the Lowepro Whistler Backpack 350 AW II (Gray) has a small mesh pocket. The rest of the compartment is design to hold outdoor sports gears and sharp objects. If you need additional space for small personal items you can use the top pocket.

Q: 5. Is it comfortable carrying camera & lens weight without a waistband?

A: I've used the backpack for a whole week in Iceland, it was packed with Canon 80D, 24-70 F2.8, 70-200 F2.8, Mavic Pro + 3 x Batteries, 430 ex Flash Gorilla Pod and Gopro + 3 small Acc's. Yeah all of that fit in it. It was very heavy and I didn't use or feel the need to use the chest strap or the waist strap for that matter. It was fine. the longest hike was 5 km's on mainly flat rocky surface.

Q: 6. How to access the side pocket if it is a backpack? A backpack needs two front straps, there is no way to have a quick side access unless at least one strap is taken off. I love the comfort of backpack because it distributes the weight evenly but I also like the sling type bag for fast access. Is this the combo of both worlds?

A: Just like others have stated, you have to slip one strap off in order to slide the pack around to the front.

Q: 7. What length avalanche poles will fit in this backpack. IS there room for an avalanche shovel?

A: There is no limit to the length of a pole other than what you are comfortable with carrying. A pole or tripod would be external to the backpack as shown in this photo: https://bit.ly/2X70YlM However using an extremely long pole could interfere with your ability to walk but a taller person would be able to handle a longer pole than a shorter person. It would be more comfortable using a pole, tripod or shovel that is not much longer than 21 inches,

Q: 8. Can I fit a Macbook Pro 2018 15.4 in this backpack?

A: Yes and with the sleeve also.

Q: 9. Will the 350 aw ii fit a gripped D850 with 500mm pf attached or should I go with the 450 aw ii?

A: This bag should just fit the D850 with grip and the 500mm pf lens.

Q: 10. What is the shoulder strap width? Can this accomodate a Peak Design Capture clip?

A: The strap of the Lowepro FreeLine Backpack 350 AW is 3" wide. The Peak Design Capture clip fits, but it is tight, so it would be better to use the longer screws that come with the clip