Lowepro Flipside 300 Camera Backpack Review

This bag is beautifully designed, but not for women with a small physique. Wide straps cut right into the neck. The bag is also quite stiff and didn't fit my back and felt like it was cutting into my lower back. I bought this bag to take my camera with me on long hikes, but at the end of the day it will probably make me bleed. Note: This is the third Lowepro I've tried. I came to the conclusion that this company's bags are not for a small person. I'm 5ft 5in and 113lbs.

I was looking for a smaller backpack that would fit most of my Olympus MFT kits and this one was just the ticket. I can easily carry an EM1 III mounted on a 40-150mm f/2.8 Pro, 300mm f/2.8 on one side, then a 12-40mm f/2.8 Pro, batteries, teleconverter and a cleaning cloth for the manual focus on the other hand. There was still room in a small compartment in the backpack and nothing in the front of the backpack. The tripod mount is centered as it should be to center the weight so you can pack…

Excellent backpack. I recently used it for a 3 week trip to Southeast Asia. It has held up very well. It was very comfortable to wear for long periods of time and distributed the weight well. I've never had back or shoulder problems. I used it to transport the following equipment: Sony A6300 with two spare batteries/charger Sony 35MM 1.8Sigma 16MM 1.4 Sony 18-55MMDJI Mavic with controller, additional battery and power bank GoPro Hero5 GoPro floating grip tripod I also had various equipment such

I love all of Lowepro's Flipside bags. I had the first version of the Flipside300 but wish it had more external pockets. That's how it is with the new version. This is the perfect size if you want to carry a light load. The front pack is a nice addition to the previous version. In addition, zippers (without a heel) are much easier to open and close. Despite the fact that the bag seems small, quite a lot of things fit in it. The best thing about Flipside is that you don't have to put your bag on

I'm 1.62m tall and could comfortably carry a large amount of digital and film equipment to work. The all-weather cover was very helpful in keeping the bag and my gear dry. I wouldn't test it if it was raining. Very spacious. I managed to pack: 2 DSLRs, 3 lenses, 10 rolls of 35mm film, 2 lens hoods, 2 plastic weather bags, batteries, lens cleaner, memory cards, 1 light meter, car keys, phone and various accessories. Pens and a small notebook in your bag for this shoot. I appreciated how small it

I have a Nikon d7200 with a main lens and a smaller zoom lens. I had a Revain Basics camera bag that was perfect for my needs until I bought a larger, faster zoom lens. So my camera and now 3 lenses would not fit in my regular camera bag. I've had my eye on a camera backpack for a long time and am seriously considering buying one. I saw this at a hardware store and decided it was the best option. I particularly like the secure zippered layout as the main compartment cannot be opened from the…

[Update] Now for full frame body (Nikon D750). I can fit 24-70 + 70-200 + 85mm in (I was even able to fit the D5300 in by throwing away the case). There are only a few spots left, it works. The bag is still perfect for traveling light. Not good for all the gear inside. [Original] I bought this bag to hold my camera and lenses and I have to say it does the job well. I've tried several setups over the course of small trips and the bag handled it well. Two setups tested (see photos): 1) Nikon…