Lowepro LP37016 PWW Flipside Backpack Camera Review

Perfect bag. It's everything I've ever wanted in a camera bag. I really enjoy camping and camping and the fact that I can pack EVERYTHING in one camp bag, as well as all my camera gear, is fantastic. I cannot recommend this bag enough. I didn't want to spend that much on this bag initially, but it's very durable, very comfortable, and has lots of pockets. If you don't think I can assemble everything, just look at the pictures. If you need even more space you can get a larger version but this…

I love this hiker's bag and camera combo. Although I would like something more. I recently used it on a trip to Glacier National Park. I could fit two camera bodies and three lenses in, and fill the top compartment with my travel essentials. The bag was very comfortable to carry - I hardly noticed that it was on my back and out of the way when I had to bend down for a shot or walk through an area. The side pockets take water bottles very well and also held my tripod well. I think a few people…

That's better than I expected. I am more than satisfied with this backpack. I LOVE small backpacks but ended up having too much gear for it and had to upgrade. After looking through 2 other bags/backpacks/slings, none of which matched the bill, I finally settled on the Flipside 450. Im impressed! So far I seem to be holding up, although I haven't used it enough to break it yet. But there's a ton of space, more than enough to handle everything I'm going to use at once, and with that, everything…

Before you travel to Hawaii, make this backpack your choice. I use all prime lenses when I shoot, so I usually carry a couple of lighter lenses and a travel tripod. I needed a backpack with space for all of the lenses I wanted to take with me, a tripod, filters, a Surface Pro and space for my carry-on luggage in flight. This backpack fits perfectly and is quite light for its size. In terms of comfort, this is exactly what you need. The waist straps are strong enough to make hiking easy and…

I use this bag on several long walks and love it. It is very comfortable. This is my second Lovepro bag but I previously had a smaller bag that broke my back because it didn't have proper support when I wanted to carry more gear. The Trek BP 450 is made from a durable material that allows it to stay in good shape. I use it with a medium-sized multi-lens DSLR and other cameras. I had enough space for jacket and lunch. I also attach a tripod to it for hiking. I now know the functions of an…

I bought this in 2016 and only now, in March 2019, did I get to the test report. All in all this is a great bag. It comfortably accommodates the following gear: Large lens rear aperture1 Nikon D750 with an on-camera Nikkor 70-200mm F2.8 E. Next to it is my Sigma 150-600mm Contemporary lens. Upper compartment: Nikkor 24-70mm F2.8Nikkor 14-24 F2.8 Rear pockets for various attachments, lens and sensor cleaning, spare batteries and Nikon charger. Holder for coffee or drinks on the other side of the

If Lowepro is listening, this bag fits the bill, except it has room for at least a 13-inch laptop. I can fit my Mac Air in it, but it's not designed for that and sits a bit unprotected on its own. Otherwise, it's a great bag. I've tried the Peak Design 45L, Lowepro Protastic, F-Stop Lotus, Ajna, Wandrd Prvke and maybe another or two I sent myself. They all had very good items, but ultimately I liked the comfort, weight, and adjustability of the Flipside 450 camera backpack. I don't have a lot…

Whenever I come across a product that exceeds expectations in terms of performance and functionality, I'm happy to talk about it. This is one of those products. This was a recent gift from my family that I was able to put through some serious usability testing during a recent 7 day visit to Walt Disney World. I used it as my main bag every day, including all my camera gear (Sony α77ii large body with battery case, 4 lenses, filters, batteries and straps), snacks, electronics and a light jacket.

As of July 2019 I've been using this set for a year and a half and will definitely buy again. Nothing has broken and everything is perfectly arranged, what and how I store. I am not an active user, I carry the complete package with me 1-4 times a month. When I go outside with only two lenses, I use a Think Tank Mirrorless Mover. After many YouTube views, I've narrowed down my backpack choices to Mindshift Backlight, Vanguard Alta Rise, and Lowepro Flipside Trek. While each of these three has…