🎒 Lowepro Freeline Camera Backpack 350 AW: A Versatile Daypack for Travel, Photographers, and Videographers - DSLR, Mirrorless, Laptops, Lenses, and More! Review

Pros below: Comfortable, roomy, quality materials. It fits well to the back, the back does not get tired of it. Has some cons The straps are too wide, I can't hang the quick-release mount for the camera. Didn't find any other flaws.

Tried a few and spent a lot of money. Looking for something comfortable, functional and with good design. I also tried Peak themes. That kills them all. Basically, comfort is a big win here.

I took it on a trip with my camera, lenses and laptop (original plan). Because of its waterproof and individual compartment design. Professional. looks great around town, tripod strap, waterproof, comfortable and lots of pockets. minuses. Heavy, laptop space only fits a 13" laptop or MacAir (spec says up to 15ft), side water bottle pocket is useless, chest buckle design is really poor (have to look at my chest to fit it in right place) and overpriced, when all these outlets are closed.

I bought this bag, although it was a bit pricey I can tell you it was worth every penny. This bag meets all my requirements. The camera department holds my camera, 2 lenses and an external flash very well. The side pockets are great for storing my cleaning supplies, memory cards, filters and other small items. Then I have more space in the entire top compartment to store snacks, clothes, etc. The bag is also very comfortable for long-term carrying. I would definitely recommend this bag to other

This is a great bag, it meets all my needs. I wanted something I could carry around the camera body and a couple of lenses while still having room for personal items. I also wanted it to look good when finished. I would give this bag 5 stars if the chest strap worked but it doesn't, I've watched several YouTube videos about this bag and they all complain about the same thing. If you're using a chest strap that comes loose as soon as you move it, it's really useless. Most of the reviews I've…

Exactly what I was looking for! The material is great and appears to be very waterproof as are the zips. The straps are comfortable even when full, they are much lighter than Peak Design and insertion is much better. I love how it can be adjusted and also comes with a cable management case. It's very well designed and they seem to have thought of everything. Below I have an organizer with my Sony charger, Apple MBP charger, cable holder, tripod base for 100-400mm. Above that a Sony a7RIII with…

Update: 10/22/18 I've had this bag for a week now and 2 zippers are missing. Also, the back of the bag that touches your back gets pretty hot and doesn't breathe well, and it also scratches very easily, for those things I'm deducting a star because the bag is too expensive not to have drawstrings already. I took it to Mexico for a 5 day music festival and it worked fine in the rain/drizzle. Side access on airplanes was a dream come true and was very easy to fit under the seat. I'll hold on to…

is basically Lowepro's version of the Peak Design backpack. Lowepro have obviously taken a good look at what works and what doesn't, and improved just about everything to really cater to urban photographers. I spent 2 weeks with the Peak Design backpack compiling a list of imperfections before deciding it didn't meet my needs and returning it. When the Freeline came out I noticed everything they had improved over the Peak Design backpack and crossed them off my list of cons one by one. First…