Review on 🎒 Lowepro LP37015-PWW Flipside Trek BP 350 AW Camera Backpack - Compact Storage for DSLR, Lenses, Tripod, 10 Inch Tablet (Grey/Dark Green) by Donna Marshall

Although I already have a few camera cases for specific purposes, I bought the Flipside Trek 350 specifically for day trips and long trips abroad. This process was carefully analyzed: I wanted a bag that would fit my Canon 80D, 2-3 fixed/zoom lenses, a lightweight tripod and small camera accessories. Article. be weatherproof. Convenient to wear for hours. relatively compact / not bulky. and protect my camera from "sticky fingers" while navigating dense tourist traps. I am happy to report that the bag meets all these requirements. What I liked: - Neutral color compared to very light colors like other bags on the market - Comfortable shoulder straps (one of which I was able to attach a Peak Design capture clip to). strap so I can strap the camera in between shots without putting the camera back in my bag) - While it looks large, it actually has a very slim and slim profile. international travel - Even loaded, it's easy to take with you - The camera compartment is only accessible from the back, which is a good protection against theft - Spacious compartments, many dividers for individual configuration, external straps for holding sweaters What I didn't Dislikes: - The Tablet compartment is too small. You should take off the iPad without protective gear (who does that when hiking?); it was too big for my combination of case and keyboard. The sidewalls were too small/tight to fit in a 32oz Nalgene bottle (at least not without fear of overstretching the material). with the hip belt still attached - looked simpler in the video than they really are! Depending on clothing and height, it will not be as smooth. Overall, the pros far outweigh the cons. I really love it and will continue to use it!