Lowepro Micro Trekker 200 Camera Backpack Black

[5.98 lb] A Lowepro customer for years, I purchased this Trekker Backpack to use instead of my Lowepro roller suitcase because of its smaller profile but it will hold nearly the same amount of camera accessories as well as my two cameras with lenses mounted.

[Handle] It came time to remove the LowePro Trekker from my Pelican 1550. I needed the foam inserts. The website made it simple to find and confirm. The proce was better than I had seen when I got the case 8 years ago. Delivery was fast and free. You could not get a better deal.

[Yes] I was looking for a cover for my old Lowepro mini trekker back pack. On the Mountainsmith web site they gave good dimensions of the pack this cover is made for and they matched my needs. The fit is as expected. It has its own little pack pouch and stowe's nice in the pack when not needed. I have not tested the waterproof ability yet but as a user of camping equipment I have no doubt it will work well if needed.

[Stainless Steel] This is the second Lowepro Lens Trekker that I have purchased. It's just the perfect size for almost every photographer with a long lens. I'm 6'2 and it adjusted perfectly for my height. The backpack offers superb protection for the expensive long lenses, and is quick to use with the camera attached for the once in a lifetime shot of wildlife.

[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!

[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.

[2.46 lb] Just spent a month travelling with the Lowepro slingbag, which i loved, but found lacking in padding and storage pockets, with or without zips. i then bought a Think tank sling, which i also love but it compresses my spine (i have a disc problem) and its more backpack than cross body bag. Its perfect for my daughters smaller canon and her hiking stuff though! So i looked for something similar to the Lowepro, and took a chance on this. its awesome! was going to get the larger one, i checked out the videos, but for a 5'6 woman, this is plenty big enough, fits my canon 700D, a macro, a 300mm lens, flash, my purse, ipad and phone!! not that i carry all that all the time! basically, its a camera bag i can use as my day bag when travelling, or where ever i take my camera, the other was a day bag i could take my camera in. i like the flat bottom, its not too heavy, the backpack strap, which i would use while hiking, can be converted, im left handed so thats important. i like the velcro that can be hidden, the top loader zips, the front pocket is very deceiving, fits far more than you'd think. the strap is comfortable, and the padded part stays where you put it, unlike my last bag, and i love the quick adjusting clasp on the main strap. no loose ends either when you shorten them. The hand strap doubles as a suitcase strap when using as carry on, havent tried it but its great, really missed that last trip. the rain cover is good, but im still wondering why they dont just use waterproof material!! The bag is really nice looking too, i couldnt be happier with it, and the fast service from B&h is brilliant, also the reviews. thats why im leaving this one, ive bought three bags, a flash, and a tripod plus some small stuff based on the reviews on the site, and i am really happy with all of it, cheers