Lowepro LP36893-PWW, Tahoe 150 Backpack for Camera with Customisable Interior, Fits DSLR with Lens, Extra Lens, 10 Inch Tablet, Blue

I don't normally feedback on products but have just used this to its full potential a couple of weeks ago.I have a Nikon D3300 camera body with stock 18-55mm lens and a 70-300mm lens. Both fit well in the backpack.I have left the inserts in as they were sent to me and this works fine with the 70-300mm lens attached to the camera. But with easy configuration the inserts could be moved around. They are sturdy and give good protection. I also carry a small compact camera in one of the insert slots and the chargers in the other slots.There is an easy access pocket which I use for my iPad mini but it would take full size iPad or equivalent tablet. There is a smaller outer zipped pocket for smaller items such as pens, snacks or instruction books.There is an internal zipped pocket for glasses, cables or SD card readers. There is also a small inner pocket to carry a spare SD card.I used this to its full potential a couple of weeks ago when walking up and down mount Snowdon in Wales. I had this on for 7-8 hours and with no discomfort at all. There was enough room to squeeze in a light long sleeved top and rain coat. The 2 side mesh pockets came in useful for carrying 1 x 750ml sports bottle and a 500ml bottle of water. I was very impressed with its performance. Not too bulky and looks good as well. I have not tried it in the rain yet but can imagine it would stand up to a good shower.It's a bit more expensive than some similar sized backpacks but you definitely get what you pay for. As I add more equipment and need a larger bag, I would not hesitate in buying Lowepro again.

In case you have a similar kit and are looking at this bag - My kit is basically a modern Sony E-Mount body, two Sony G-Master prime lenses and a Sony 100-400mm G-Master zoom lens.Judging from the internal measurements before I bought the bag, putting the Sony body in the bag with the 100-400mm attached should have been snug but achievable. Long story short... It wasn't.Even trying to put the 100-400 in the bag by itself with the body and 2 primes was extremely cramped and didn't feel as secure as it's hope for what is quite expensive gear.I don't think my kit is crazy. A small mirrorless body with 2 quite compact primes and a zoom (retracting/extending type design) is a normal kit for most people to take on a trip, but the bag just couldn't accommodate the zoom especially while attached to the camera. So if you're going walking and want the zoom attached and ready to pull out the bag for any nature or telephoto landscape shots... It's not happening.I will accept part responsibility for taking a bit of a gamble and not just buying a bigger bag, although even the bigger Lowe Pro bags seem quite cramped when it comes to carrying a chunky zoom, especially if it's attached to the body. They focus on multiple compartments for versatility, but not for carrying bigger lenses...If your use case is different to mine and have a more compact zoom, I'm sure this is an excellent bag. I have therefore still awarded it 5 stars, as I am judging it based on what it does, not what it doesn't.It's well priced, well made, looks good, a nice compact design and seems secure... If your gear fits. Just air on the side of caution.

Great bag. Not too big, not too small. It’s well made and more than enough for 4 x small Fuji XF primes, the XF10-24 and XF55-200. I’ll usually have the largest lens on my XT3 body and have another bare Fuji body in the bag as well. With all that stuffed in it’s pretty weighty but it’s not bulging or uncomfortable to wear. Plenty of pockets and extra space for filters too. I only paid 35 for the blue one about 3 years ago so not sure how I’d feel about paying the new prices but either way it’s an excellent, high quality and stylish camera bag.

This backpack is the perfect size for the amount of gear I carry and of all the bags around this size, this one definitely seems the most well thought through.It’s well made and feels durable but it lost a star as it could look a little more stylish, especially when you compare this bag to the newer offerings from Manfrotto. These are a similar price but look much smarter, however they aren’t as practical in use or layout.For the money though, I really can’t complain too much.

Got this for a great price and as it's my nth bag I could get away with it when asked "do you need ANOTHER camera bag?"This bag has been great on day trips. Versatile enough with the changeable compartment material. Enough room for a few smaller lenses and a body but I've used it with a Sony mirrorless body and Sony 70-200mm lens with a DJI Mini 3 Pro and controller with screen. I'll be taking it to events with the same kit but a 24-70 lens as well if I can get it all to fit.Sits comfortably mid back and is a decent "compact' size/Lowepro make quality bags so expecting it to last for a good few years.

I finally thought ok let me buy an actual good brand bag for my camera gear in the end. Bought this, realising that it would be quite small. Nonetheless, it turned up and first few things I noticed that it actually was so well designed that it made very good use of its size. Zips firm and nice, overall material quality is very good, and it takes abuse like a champ. It’s also very sturdy, it doesn’t deform which I really like. It’s deep enough where I can store most things standing up (like lenses, the drone, the battery pack for the drone and so on).The other front big pocket is also massive. May not look it, but it fits many items like microphones and such.Lastly, the small front pocket I actually barely ever use, because putting something in there like a Kindle or as I put my Polaroid SX-70 in there, I can’t bend the flap outwards to access the in between big pocket.Other than that, in my opinion it’s worth the money, and I don’t say that often with many things.