🎒 Lowepro ProTactic 350 AW II: Ultimate Modular Backpack for Pro Cameras, Drones, and Laptop (Up to 13 Inch), with All Weather Cover - Black Review

For a very long time I chose between 350 and 450 as a result I chose 350 at first I was happy for a long time, but after six months I began to understand that I was missing its size. as if a camera and three lenses (with a telephoto lens) fit easily, but still I want a margin of spaciousness. I'll probably switch to the 450 version later

Its pros: convenient . for the city and short walks enough for the eyes . convenient access to the camera, if necessary, you can add everything from the outside . Cons: I came across a copy with poorly working zippers - one slider does not go to the upper compartment at all (((Cabin - size does not work in Pobeda, there are their own standards - be careful

It took me a very long time to decide between the 350 and the 450, and in the end, I went with the 350. After making my decision, I was happy for a while, but after about six months, I started to realize that I was missing its size. as if a camera and three lenses (including a telephoto lens) could easily fit, but I'd still need there to be some extra room around the edges. Eventually, I'll most likely upgrade to the 450-megahertz model.

Due to the curved top of the backpack, the measurements given are not entirely accurate. A camera with a battery grip (Canon 5D SR or Canon R) is too narrow to fit the camera in the top of the case (for top access) and close the case without protruding the back. That means you probably won't be able to connect your laptop at the same time either. The large camera fits comfortably next to the bottom/side access panel. The ProTactic 450 AW II is slightly lower at the top and offers enough space…

Bought a few months ago after reading all the great reviews on Revain and other sites. I tried it and although I found the divider system difficult to use and the bag wasn't as roomy as I wanted, I kept it. Don't like the fact that it has to be flipped to access the content. Big mistake not returning this immediately. Now that I have a Nikon 70-200 I will have to sell it. With a lens on the camera, it's too difficult to remove from the top access door and almost impossible to put the camera…

The bag is AMAZING! The build quality is fantastic! External additions and accessories make it very versatile and flexible for many needs beyond photography. The following fits easily: Canon 5D Mark IV with 24-105 4L16-35 4L100 2.8L Macro100-400 II L charger2 batteries2 filters cleaning kit memory cards This is my travel kit. I can easily switch lenses for other uses and add flashes, extra filters, etc. depending on what I'm shooting. It's the perfect size and super durable. 450 would be too…

I used Sony and Manfroto backpacks before. The Sony was good but too small and I didn't have anything from Sony so I felt like I was giving away my gear... lol. My Manfroto was an older model and not big enough either. It was a cumbersome setup, but the newer models are much better. I read many reviews and decided on the Lowepro LP37176 ProTactic Backpack 350 AW II - Black. It seems convenient to be able to enter both sides of the backpack without taking it off. Peak Design has large side…

Bought this bag specifically to carry my camera through Disney Security. It worked great for 10 days at Walt Disney World. Most of the time I opened the back door and since they could see everything at a glance, they just waved at me. It's nice and streamlined, only two small outside pockets that don't fit much in so it slipped through most of the time without checking. I like the top pocket to take my camera. And two side pockets allow you to change lenses when the bag is hanging on one…

Backpack has a total of 4.25 stars. Construction and shell material used: 4.5/5 The construction is excellent. The material used is very high quality, thick and durable. So the durability, strength and protection is definitely better than other Lowepro bags I've had (although none of them had structural or durability issues). The upper part of the backpack is made of hard plastic. It reliably protects everything that is up there. I use the top for the main camera, which faces down. Versatility,