Lowepro Flipside 200 Backpack Camera Bags

[Zipper] The Lowepro Flipside 400 AW III has a very sturdy feel, with a lot of padding around the main compartments. I also love the internal divider system, which provides an infinite variety of possible configurations. I am using this backpack as a bag for the eyepieces, star atlases, and other peripherals associated with my telescope, and I would highly recommended in this capacity.

[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!

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8] I have been shopping for a stylish camera bag for a while. I have a couple of bags made by Lowepro, but they are more utilitarian than pretty and of course anyone who knows Lowepro knows that there's camera gear inside. I've visited the Kelly Moore site a lot trying to compare those bags to other brands and decided to just make the jump! The price was right and the quality is AMAZING. I've had my bag for about 2 weeks now and my biggest concern was whether it could stand up to a beating from my kids and my camera. I'm more than impressed!! It still looks new, no dings (my other bags have gotten dings within a week, rough usage sometimes), no scratches, marks, NOTHING. I'm thinking of getting the Libby next for travel since it holds a laptop and camera gear. Inside the bag, I can fit my kids snacks as well as my camera, (Nikon D7200 with 35mm lens attached, I have gotten my 70-300mm in there though), memory card wallet, lip gloss and hand lotion in the clear inside side pockets and on the outside: credit cards, cash, my keys and a portable phone charger in the other two smaller pockets on the other side of the bag. There's even a little pocket that fots your phone perfectly!!! No more fumbling around for it when it's ringing! I haven't even used the other two little zipper pockets above the smaller ones. All that, and I still have space for other stuff, and the bag isn't heavy! Like I said, I'm thinking of purchasing the Libby once it's back in stock! I am completely in LOVE with this bag! It's pretty, useful, and doesn't scream camera bag with thousands of dollars of gear inside!! Very happy with my purchase!

[Empty] I have used Lowepro bags since the days of film (are you old enough?). I have a large lens and often go shooting with just the one lens and camera and a few miscellaneous pieces, extra batteries, lens brush, extra memory, tripod, etc. The Lens Trekker 600 AW III backpack design handles it all comfortably and conveniently.

[Zipper] I recently purchased this camera bag as my old one had finally worn out after many years of use. In my opinion Lowepro makes great camera bags. This one carries my Nikon D750 with attached Sigma 17-70 zoom lens. They fit snugly, and there are a few pockets to carry other things. There is also a rain cover in the event there is weather while I'm in the field.

[Yes] Lowepro is the best brand out there for camera bags. Love this little pouch for my 50mm lens. It's sturdy and soft at the same time, making carrying it very easy. It also has an attachment to fix it to the belt.

[Yes] I bought this to go with the Lowepro camera bag, so I can attache it and carry my 70-200 Zoom. It fits the lens perfectly, with plenty of padding to keep it protected.

[Zoom Gear] The Backlight Elite 45L is the perfect backpack for a single day out in the field. I can bring a camera body and a full arsenal of lenses: 70-200mm, 24-70mm, 17-40mm, and 180mm macro. I bought this camera backpack to replace my LowePro Trekker AW. The LowePro did not have enough torso length. So the weight was on my shoulders and spine. Ouch The Backlight 45L fits me just right. I'm 6' and this backpack has the right torso length and rides right on my hips, where it belong. The extra large lumbar support is very welcome, too. I suffer from previous thoracic back fractures, compressed lumbar discs, and a reverse shoulder replacement. I can walk with this backpack comfortably for hours. There are so many nice touches to this camera backpack, demonstrating how much thought and engineering went into it. I wish that Think Tank made a 70L camera backpack in their MindShift line for overnight camping. I'd buy it in an instant!

[Sling Strap] I bought this to replace a LowePro backpack so I could access my camera easier on hikes & waking tours. It fits my Nikon D7100, Sigma macro & a Tamron 70-300 lens. I have just enough room for filters, cards & my charger as well as a few personal items. I wouldn't mind a little more space, but this is actually nice and compact while still holding everything I need it to and providing excellent protection. It does go over your left shoulder instead of your right, but it is very comfortable. Overall, very pleased!

[Gray] I purchased this backpack to replace an old 1990s Lowepro camera backpack. I've used it a few times so far to carry equipment for several hours on photography adventures. I easily carry a full-frame SLR, a mid-range zoom, two primes, light jacket, laptop, large tablet and miscellaneous accessories. I attach a lightweight tripod to the back and a water bottle on the side. All of these items fill the pack. So far, it serves me well, and I have no complaints. It matches what I expected based on the Lowepro videos. The materials are top-notch. It looks good. The organizing panels are very versatile and sturdy. It carries my stuff safely.