Review on 📷 Lowepro Photo Hatchback BP 250 AW II Camera Case: Stylish Midnight Blue/Gray Outdoor Gear by John Reese

UPDATE: For anyone who likes to carry a laptop around. My old 13" MacBook Pro didn't fit, but I recently upgraded to a 13" MacBook Pro M1 and it fits perfectly in an outside pocket. No fastening problems and no force required. And that's with the Incase hard case that Apple sells. So if you own one of the new 13-inch MacBooks, you shouldn't have any trouble carrying it around in this bag. Perfect for beach, theme park, outing, casual bag and also great for professional photo shoot. I have had several bags over the years and have a feeling this will be the last one I will need for years to come. So I wanted something small and light that wouldn't slow me down but still perform great. This bag is small enough not to be bulky but big enough to fit everything I need. I can fit my Canon 1DX in the top hatch with any of my lenses (even my massive 300mm telephoto). And then attach my Sony A7RII (with extended battery grip) and 135mm lens to the tailgate. Alongside 2-4 extra lenses, a light meter, 4 batteries, an ND filter, an SD card case, 2 straps or 1 strap, a few adapter rings and adapters so I can switch lenses between two camera mounts, a small tripod. into one of the side pockets - and there is still room. And it doesn't feel uncomfortable or even very heavy. The weight distribution is excellent. The build quality is excellent. I am confident that my equipment is protected and safe. And the added bonus is that it looks great. I wanted something that would look understated as I could have thousands of dollars worth of gear at any given moment and one reason I chose this bag is that it looks more like a regular Jansport backpack or school bag than others in this price offer. . Honestly I can't say anything bad.