Lowepro Powder BP 500 AW Outdoor Backpack (Blue) for Walking, Hiking, Trekking and Winter Sports for Photo/Video Equipment and Personal Items (Fits DSLR/Mirrorless and Accessories) LP37231-PWW

Excellent bag. Just what I needed for my medium format camera gear. Loads of extra space for clothing and bits and bobs.

If you are looking for a rucksack that will accomodate BOTH your camera gear and your hiking kit this is the best I have found and I have purchased a few

I needed a large bag to carry,D850 plus 150-600, 70-200 & 16-35 lens.It all fits just, the 2 big ones in the bottom with the camera with wide at the top (ready to use).You can't fit the 150-600 with the D850 on, inside.It looks like a normal hiking rucksack when out and about, plus fits minimal essentials drink, snack and small waterproof as well.

I was looking for a bag that I could take my photography equipment in and comfortably hiking bag with plenty of storage options. This bag seems to hit the mark. Used it yesterday for a 16 mile hike. It was very comfortable with the right weight ratio between hips and shoulders lots of well considered storage options the main bag space was enough for my waterproof, pack up for two and dog bowl and food, with space left. This along with the top pack and various clever pockets leads me to believe that it will meet all my needs for day hikes or a very lightweight overnighter. I am 6'4" and the bag is a good fit although I am almost at the limit of the shoulder strap adjustments. Camera compartment is very generous with enough adjustable elements to achieve what you want.My only negative comment would be that the straps are a bit slippy so needed tightening on the shoulders and the waist several times. I'm expecting this to improve with use though.

I have purchased way too many DSLR backpacks....many will identify with the agony/near obsession of trying to find the perfect pack in terms of build quality, functionality and comfort. I've puchased a good number of lowepro, some great, some much less so. I have been using a Shimoda for a while; yes, more expensive than some but.....I was looking for a change and tried this. I am happy with the camera protection, although there is no side access (which can be the difference between a shot and none). The shoulder padding is adequate only. The chest strap "phone pockets" are actually too small to get a modern phone in and out easily. The waist straps are, again, "fine" but, compared to Shimoda or F stop, thinner and cheaper. As some reviews have noted, the top compartment seems to flap about and fit rather badly. All in all rather disappointed....are there better for the price? maybe not. are there MUCH better for a little more? Yes, undoubtedly (MindShift, F Stop, Shimoda)

this backpack is designed to fit big man's back, myself being a female I found it uncomfortable empty and full, so immediately returned it. it is a bulky pack, but the 'camera compartment' is still too small to fit a body and couple of lenses + filters. Then the 'hiking compartment' is too small for anything than a day trip. I expected this back pack to be suitable for overnight photo themed hikes, but despite being a huge pack, I found it unsuitable. very disappointed.

I bought this because I needed a backpack to carry camera gear with enough storage for other stuff needed on a day's hiking, usually in the mountains. While it does accommodate my longest lens and others, I'm pretty unlikely to take my longest (and therefore heaviest) lens on to the mountains so I would have preferred a smaller camera compartment and more space for non-camera gear. However, it is what it is and there isn't much on the market that meets this kind of requirement, surprisingly.One big negative is the very poor back "system". I think this will be a problem on long hikes and would have expected much better for the money.Darren J Spoonley has a good review of this bag on You Tube, I would generally agree with the points he raises so I won't write them all out here.

Denna är bra och stor, som den ska vara, så jag är riktigt nöjd med den!

Parfait, mais trop petit pour mon usage (5D mIII).

Me lo aspettavo più piccolo... Voglio dire, so che è un 50 litri, però me lo aspettavo meno imponente. Eppure è leggerissimo, pesa quanto il 30 litri deuter che uso nei trail più semplici. E' ricco di scomparti, punti di attacco, tasche... E la zona fotografica è molto più ampia di quanto mi fossi aspettato. Ci posso portare tranquillamente la mia mirrorless e il mio Autel Evo 2 assieme, con anche qualche bell'accessorio... Oppure, rinunciando agli accessori, forse ci sta anche l'Avata (assieme all'Autel e alla Mirrorless). Tanta roba, quindi... Ma mi ci devo mettere d'impegno e studiare la miglior organizzazione degli spazi per le mie necessità!Durante le feste di natale mi ci metto seriamente...Difetti? Due! Uno serio, uno è giusto per ridere!Quello giusto per ridere: Lo volevo arancione. Ma su Amazon non si schiodava mai dal suo prezzo di listino. Mentre questo è calato di brutto durante il black friday... E ho colto l'attimo. Ovviamente, il giorno successivo è sceso anche l'arancione, ma non così tanto.Quello serio: Non mi piace molto il 'cappello' che va a chiudere la zona alta dello zaino. E' fissato con quattro clip e sta in posizione solamente se lo zaino è bello pieno. Avrei preferito che sul lato degli spallacci fosse cucito. Ovviamente questo 'difetto' è anche una comodità, perché nel caso dovessi riempirlo oltre il limite per motivi inaspettati, potrei semplicemente allentare le cinghie e riuscire comunque a chiudere il tutto col 'cappello'. Però... E' una soluzione che non mi era mai capitata prima, e un po' mi allontana dalla comfort zone.Vedremo, e spero davvero di poterlo mettere alla prova molto presto! Per ora ci ho fatto solo brevi giretti per provarne la comodità sulle spalle... Venendo da deuter, non è sempre detto che cambiare marca sia una mossa astuta. Ma negli piccoli spostamenti provati fino a ora, mi son trovato bene. Cinque stelle con riserva.Se ci saranno sorprese - ma non me ne aspetto - tornerò ad aggiornare la recensione.Aggiornamento del 18/1/23-------------------------------------Finalmente ho avuto la possibilità di utilizzare lo zaino sia per l'attrezzatura fotografica, sia per il drone "grosso". Ammetto di averci litigato un'oretta buona per trovare la giusta configurazione, e ho dovuto usare dei separatori di altre borse fotografiche (per tenere il drone in posizione come da foto allegata, visto che in piedi non ci stava) perché quelle in dotazione sono troppo rigide, con il velcro messo in modo che non trovavo comodo, e un po' strette.In foto rimangono alcuni spazi liberi per 'eventuali accessori' e batterie extra.Mantengo il voto originale, anche se una "mezza stella" la potrei togliere per l'aver dovuto usare separatori di altre borse per poter ottenere ciò che volevo.

Es muy practica

Ok……so….let me start with a little background and NOT to brag! I’ve been a climber for 26 years. 13 of those spent as a guide. I’ve climbed all over the world including the Indian Himalaya with many first ascents..meaning….lots of hauling gear. I’ve been a photographer from the day I got my first camera at 14 (I’m 46 now). I’ve been taking classes, shooting, and selling photos ever since. I’ve gone through TONS of packs. And I mean TOTALLY destroying them! Rarely have I seen a pack so thought out and built so well. They thought of EVERYTHING. This pack is now my go to for even non-photo trips. I just remove the cube and I have a bomb proof pack. The fit is excellent (I’m 5’10”)!!! They truly thought of EVERYTHING on this one. My only complaint is the inside cube is hard to close while in the pack. Almost impossible with gloved hands. Other than that…this thing is next level good! You won’t need another photo pack and quite possible any other type of pack. This one covers it all !!!!!