📷 Lowepro Fastpack PRO BP 250 AW III Mirrorless and DSLR Camera Backpack | QuickDoor Access | 15 inch Laptop Compartment | Camera Bag for Nikon D850, Mirrorless, DSLR | 300D Ripstop Review

Its pros: Lightweight, comfortable, large. Even when loaded, it does not weigh so much, which allows you to walk with it for a long time and not get tired. Its cons: Perhaps the compartment for things is a little small, but there is a place for the necessary little things and it is well organized.

I bought a backpack before a long trip, because I was tired of carrying a backpack with cameras and a bag with a laptop separately. Bought this backpack and happy as an elephant. By the way, when boarding a plane, it is not considered hand luggage (at least with Aeroflot). So that's also a big plus. With its pros. I liked that the backpack is very roomy. Any SLR camera will fit, and given that more and more amateurs and professionals are switching to mirrorless cameras, you can easily place a…

I pleased myself with a gift on New Year's Eve - a capacious backpack with separate compartments! Well, I think, finally, you can put your DSLR with a couple of lenses, a drone with a remote control and additional batteries there, and documents, power banks, chargers, remote controls, rags and maybe a hat / windbreaker in the upper compartment. Yes, everything is in. But when laying photographic equipment, I immediately noticed that the thickness of the backpack is larger than the size of the…

This is the first time I've used a backpack instead of a camera bag. I love it! Enough space for two bodies and three or more lenses. Easy to carry, shoulder straps are comfortable, very satisfied.

It fits everything I have but I will never buy a fast backpack again. Everything falls out and frankly the backpack is bulky.

I have always relied on Lowepro to carry my gear and this is the newest bag. There's plenty of storage space and I like the quick access to my camera.

This is exactly what I needed. I like the top compartment, big enough for my jacket, headphones, chargers and snacks. Even enough space for my binoculars. The locks work very well.

The concept of a divided backpack that can hold non-gear items is great. The size of the bag is large and the materials seem to be of good quality. Unfortunately the straps and the way they are sewn to the bag are very flimsy. They look like they were made for a child's school bag. In addition, the packing of the transmission part is very flexible and weak. No dividers but the walls of the bag itself. Too thin and flexible. Not enough protection or stability. I'm returning this bag because I…