LoweproProTactic BP 300 AW II Mirrorless and DSLR Backpack - with QuickShelf divider system - camera gear to personal belongings - for Mirrorless Like Sony Apha9 - LP37265-PWW

I got this bag as a replacement for another by LowePro that my increased camera gear had outgrown.I wanted one place to put everything safely.I needed a lot of time (a couple of hours) to get the layout in the photos and I used some spare inserts to save me having to think too hard.There are 6-7 included inserts unused. I will see if I can get the same results without a need for spares from another systemMy main camera (Nikon D500 plus battery grip) is at the top of the case and my second one (Nikon D300s plus battery grip) is accessible via one of the two side access flaps/doors.Although it took a lot of time to get the inserts right, I did manage to stow everything away.This equipment is easy on my back as it’s central on my shoulders. Quite comfortable.I have now managed to put all my gear in one place and I’ll take out what I need on short journeys.The wide at the rear removable belt is a bonus. It has zippered pockets either side and can take Molle type accessories, as can most of the case.The tripod cup and straps, water bottle holder and phone pouch are great bonuses, too. This gives me easy access to some items while the main access is effectively theft proof.All in all a very fine bag with a superb carrying capacity.Highly recommend.

This is the best camera backpack/bag I have ever bought everything is easily accessible it is quite heavy for its size but that's because of all the extra padding protection it offers, everything fits inside really well and different sections can be moved around to suit your use, the shoulder straps are well made and very comfortable, I have owned regular Lowe Alpine before and still have one which is 8 years old and although it looks well used it is still perfectly fine, I think Lowe make very high quality gear, it is a good bit more expensive than many other brands but you really do get what you paid for, I highly recommend it

I was hesitant about the cost of the backpack, but it is very well made and you can fit tonnes of stuff in it.It's very comfortable to wear when you're all loaded up too.

I love this bag. It’s got a great hard shell and I never really have to worry about damaging anything inside the bag (unless it got run over by a truck I guess). I love the accessories as well - water bottle holder, tripod holder, etc. my only downside of the bag is the size. I thought it was gonna be a bit bigger. I can just about fit all of my kit in, but there’s sometimes I can’t. It just barely fits a 15” MacBook pro so if you have a 16”, you’ll probably need a bigger bag. Overall very happy with my purchase!

I took a punt and went for this 450 AW II for a trip to the Lake District. It is a great sturdy backpack, though I will be honest and say it is on the heavy side.. I would have hoped for something a little lighter.Internals have plenty of spacers which you can move around to suit your own setup. I do not use "side opening" to get to the camera, so I have spacers all around the bottom of the bag making quite a fe small compartments for cables etc.The top opening of the Backpack is a great feature but why the need for the rock hard plastic? This is a bit overkill in my opinion and adds to the already overweight bag.!zips are a good feel and quality, side pockets ( 1 pouch and 1 water bottle holder ) are a good addition. Though if you need to use the rain cover, it will not fit over the backpack with these attached. so be warned if going out in bad weather.I found the tripod foot pouch useless. It barley fits 1 of my manfrotto 055 legs. So I ditched this and used the water bottle pouch which I could fit 2 legs into.Pros.Plenty of spacePlenty of dividersease of accessplenty of padding.Cons,Heavy Backpack.Useless Tripod pouch.Hard plastic top making top opening tough.Would I buy it again taking all this into consideration.... who knows, perhaps. But the weight puts me off although it is a quality item and comfortable to wear.

Quick access to my camera with a 28-70F2 lens which is a beast. Plenty of customisable storage. Carry two cameras, prime and back up, with 28-70, 70-200, 100-400 lens, charger, batteries, microphone and still space for my lunch when out and about. Even strap my tripod and water bottle to the side no problem. Love the security aspect too, i.e. you need to remove bag to open up from behind. Bar the side access areas to get to the camera in need it quick situations. Highly recommended.

The ProTactic from Lowepro my 4th Lowepro bag rugged and modular and nothing bad to say about it.With plenty of dividers included you can lay this bad out in as many ways as you can think of.Its 16-litre volume has a slim profile and is perfect for some camera or a weekend away.Throw in a packing cube of clothes and you are set for a weekend away for some photography.I’ve been able to fit 2 days of clothes, an SLR camera with 4 batteries, an Osmo pocket 2 and a mic as well as 2 GoPros, a GoPro tripod, my tech pouch of cables and chargers, and my coat.The bag is comfy to wear all day and easy to get in and out of. The side access makes quick grabs simple.This may well replace my sort trip backpack and not I just need to find a week backpack to go with it.

I’ve had the 450 version of this bag for years and just purchased the 350 for something more travel friendly (smaller).Pros:- Rugged. This bag has a hard top and back, firm bottom, and I feel totally comfortable slinging it around or tossing it on terrain to get things in and out. I also love that the rain cover is attached (just dry it before repacking obviously)- The detail! The inner zippers zip into a protective corner so they can’t scratch your gear. There are several quick grab compartments, while keeping the main opening on your back for theft prevention. Outer zippers have pull tactical grab tabs. There are transparent inner pockets so you can see quickly what’s stored.- Hiking/lugging around: the straps are super padded and the back is fairly padded. There are adjustable waist and chest straps to distribute the weight. The waist belt can also be removed and used as a utility belt. There are a ton of places to attach items to the outside like a tripod or water bottle with carabiners or straps- Durability: I’ve had my 450 for about four years and it genuinely looks as good as it did when I got it. It’s been tossed on dirt, sand, rocks, and you wouldn’t know it.Fit: there’s so much room for gear and lenses. The best part is, I can fit my 600mm while attached to the body and still several other lenses!Cons: because of the durability and ruggedness, it’s a little bulky and heavy. Also, the 350 is not very wide - which suits my needs for travel but, does mean some taller lenses may need to be laid on their side vs standing up.

Love this bag. Has everything one could need. Fit my Nikon D610 and couple of lenses no problem. Haven’t used it on my international trip yet but I don’t anticipate any problems.

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I picked this backpack out based on several YouTube videos that referenced it. It is smaller in size than what I probably needed but I wanted something a little more portable. I wore this and used this backpack for a recent hike to Angels landing in Zion and I did not feel like it hindered my ascent at all. It works great to not only carry photography equipment, but also clothing and toiletry items that I needed for my trip. I have a 13 inch MacBook Pro and iPad and I was able to keep both of them in the storage sleeve in addition to all of my lenses and gear. I found that the foam dividers were very easy to configure to which lenses I wanted to carry in the backpack. There are plenty of extra accessories that are included that I did not even need to use the rain cover tux underneath in stores away very easily when not in use I like how the backpack sits tight to my back, and feels very comfortable to wear for extended periods of time.

Completamente satisfecho con mi compra. De los mejor en mochilas de Lowepro