Lowepro 300 Aw Backpack Camera Case

[2.5 oz / 70 g] I uses these straps on my Lowepro BP 450 AW II, they work great for securing items to the backpack, but the latches used to mount the straps to the backpack seem to open randomly, I have a 3 ish pound gimbal mounted to it, I use of these straps to secure it, I wouldn't use any less for any piece of equipment as I would be concerned of it failing.

[4.4 lb] I was looking for a smaller (than my LowePro AW) backpack to use for hiking and all around use. The build quality is great, all the zippers work well and everything fits together well. The cushioning seems like it will protect my gear good. I like how it's a little less wide than my other LowePro which makes it comfortable on my back. and less restrictive when climbing over big rocks.You can divide the top and bottom to hold camera gear in the bottom and stuff like sunglasses and food in the top. It comes with a mesh bag to hold stuff in the top area also. The side access isn't as easy as some others but I don't use it that often and it's not that bad, just not as good as some others.

[0.525 lb] This is a great accessory to the Lowepro Photo Hatchback 16l AW Backpack. Able to take small accessories to compliment the backpack. In hindsight though I would probably have purchased the next size up, the Dashpoint 20 Camera Pouch, as it would have easily held my mobile phone.

[Zipper] I've been using the Lowepro Photo Active 200 AW Backpack for a few months, and its build quality and design are fantastic. It's crucial to note that this bag is compact, ideal for light and everyday use. It won't hold all your gear in closet, but it's perfect for essentials like my Fujifilm XH2S, lens, battery, charger, vlog mic, filter, SSD, iPad, and a couple of small items. Overall, it's a great choice for those who prefer a lightweight and compact solution for their daily essentials. Highly recommend!

[Zipper] This is, by far, the best backpack that I ever had. My Lowepro 450 AW II was super heavy and not practical for daily use, the National Geographic Africa is the perfect size and weight for daily use.

[Yes] I've had the Lowepro Protactic bp 450 aw ii for a while now, but, while it fit all of my gear, it was uncomfortable when heavy. And, it was heavy without much gear in it. Also, there was no room for non-camera related gear. The Action x50 solves both of those problems. It is bigger, but lighter when empty. It has room for everything that I need, with room to expand! I wore it fully loaded the other day for several hours with absolutely no discomfort. I also like that it is very weather resistant. It may be a bit big for people with smaller frames, but fits me nicely. Highly recommend.

[RGB] Got this as a gift with my Lowepro ProTactic BP 450 AW II. Used it as a fill light when I took a group photo the other day. Love it!

[2.695 lb] I purchased the Lowepro Nova 200 AW II to replace an older, smaller bag that experienced a zipper tear. The quality of the new bag is exceptional and exceeds any expectations I have had. The zipper quality throughout the bag is top notch, and the ample pockets are in just the right places. My only wish, is that it had an attachment point for some of the Lowepro belt accessories to hook onto the ends of the bag. Overall, I highly recommend the Lowepro Nova 200 AW II based on quality and price point and the ability to pack most of what I need.

[Plastic] Got it as a free gift from my Lowepro ProTactic BP 450 AW II purchase. Used it as a fill light when I took a group photo the other day, worked amazing! Love it!

[Orange] I have used Lowepro bags for decades and have always found them to be well built and convenient. In selecting the 180 AW II I was looking to accommodate a d850, 24-120 lens, 5000 flash, a 50mm\f2.4 lens and charging equipment. All fit in well, giving me an excellent case to use when doing basic shooting. If yo have a large body DSLR (without grip), 2 lenses, flash this is good - more than that or with a longer lens move up a notch in the Lowepro family.