LoweproFlipside Trek BP 250 AW Backpack for Camera

Bought the 250 version, and wasn’t sure if it fitted my needs, maybe too small for a Canon DSLR. I can report it fits the Canon 5D mark one and two quite comfortably, but your mileage may vary…. I primarily use older vintage lenses adapted to the Canon EF mount. These are often much smaller to auto focus modern equivalents. I have no idea how another reviewer was not able to make a Fuji XT5 fit! Having owned that body type, it’s smaller than the Canon DSLRs! Anyway…..Photo one shows the Canon 5D with an Olympus OM Zuiko 50mm f1.4 mounted, the Olympus OM Zuiko 28mm f3.5 in one of the slots, and a Cosina 135mm f2.8 on M42 mount in the larger slot, with strap underneath…. Extra spaces are filled with batteries, CF card reader etc.Photo two shows the Canon 5D mark two with the Canon 50mm f1.4 USM lens mounted, a Yongyou 35mm f2 in the slot underneath the camera… the lens to the left is the same as above. Batteries moved to an internal pocket.The bag is very well made, offering good options for flexible storage. If you packed the Canon 5D without a lens attached, I’m sure the storage may be more flexible. When packed full, the straps while comfortable, are not super padded, and the lack of arched support in the back area means you will feel it against your back when under full load. That said, it really is designed as a light day pack and in all likelihood you would pack lighter.

This Lowepro bag is perfect for my OM 5 micro 4/3. I got camera and 3 f1.8 lenses (17mm, 25mm & 45mm) 60mm macro and 40 -150mm f4-5.6 R And the Pancake 14-42 along with usual bits and bobs all in the camera section. Generally I wouldn’t carry all these on an outing but just to emphasize the bag suitability for this kit. It’s also perfect for lense changing when suspended from waste like a table. Drop a lenses into a slot and take a lense out for change. Easy. Top section perfect for a few personal items and side pockets as advertised. Well made bag typical of Lowepro. Recommend it for those with a similar system who want a compact but functional bag.

Good product, sightly less space than I was expecting for goods other than the camera. It has lots of straps which make it comfy when hiking.

As a small (157cm) woman I bought the BP 250 AW for my mirrorless camera. The camera storage easily takes the camera body, wide angle lens and two telephotos, plus room for filters, etc. I have been on longish hikes and the bag fits my back well and is very, very comfortable. The upper storage area holds essentials like keys, wallet and a lightweight rain coat. It is well made and the camera is easy to access. Look forward to many adventures together in the future!

This bag is well made at comfortable to wear. No regrets buying it.

I don’t often write reviews but thought I would fit this one! Being a mature female I’m now trying to keep the weight down a bit for all day trips. I have bigger heavier bags that I end up carrying far too much in.As for this one, it’s light but bear in mind it is fairly small, however it’s perfectly suited to my Olympus OMD EM10ii, with a couple of lenses including my 75-300. I can fit the accessories I need in the camera bit then the front pocket takes a folding seat pad and other compact bits with enough space in the top for gloves, hat etc and the dogs’ coat if needed! Space for a tripod, I’ve had my manfrotto bee free in there or gorilla pod is even better.Still remains a reasonable weight for me, it’s not bulky on my back and so far it’s comfortable.If you’re looking for something lighter and compact for mirror less kit then I’d definite recommend considering this one.

An excellent quality outdoor bag however I returned it without problem and got the BP 450 instead as it was too small for my Olympus camera with a 40 to 150 lens attached. I wonder what modern DSLR or even mirrorless system would fit it's really very small padded camera compartment and would recommend the step up to the BP 350 at least .

I can fit my Mavic Pro, 2 spare batteries and controller in the bottom, along with my mirrorless camera, action camera in the top with space to spare and water bottle on the side. Room in the front zip as well. Great daypack for day out when travelling.

Usato per le ferie, mi serviva uno zaino che rientrasse nelle misure di volo Ryanair come secondo baglio a mano, premesso che se portavo il mio zaino normale di media grandezza forse non avevo problemi perchè in areoporto controllavano solo chi veramente esagerava, la misura comunque è perfetta per questo scopo, forse pochi centimetri più alto ma meno profondo di spessore, altre misure rientravano. Nello Zaino sta una full frame Panasonic S5II con 24-104 F4 con cage e poi eventualmente almeno un altra ottica non troppo lunga ma io ho messo la mia Insta360 R 1 inch 360 video ma sdraiata perchè lo zaino non è tanto profondo e due batterie. Tanti divisori interni ma inutili se non si hanno cose molto piccole (m4/3?), ne ho lasciati a casa la metà. Ha diverse tasche utili, ottima la copertura da pioggia in una tasca comoda per estrarla e riporre altro seppur piccola, ci stà una gopro con batterie, ottime le fasce esterne dove mettevo la felpa e le tasche laterali per bottiglia da un lato e selfiestick 3mt insta360 nell'altro lato, ottimi i materiali, è fatto veramente bene (è il terzo Lowepro che compro in varie misure e generi diversi). Nello scomparto sopra stanno portaocchiali grande, portafoglio grande, cellulare, powerbank e poco altro, magari le sigarette per chi fuma o pacchetti di caramelle, diciamo il necessario. Per viaggiare leggeri è fantastico e anche il peso di conseguenza è contenuto. Ottima la fascia nel torace che in altri zaini non uso mai, ma qui sempre, per fissarlo bene ed è facile da agganciare al volo. Design molto bello e molto aderente alla schiena, non è il solito zaino che pende. Sono rimasto così contento che penso di comprare anche il 350 (il 450 è esagerato per il mio utilizzo). L'unico difetto riscontrato è la profondità, in particolare la tasca esterna lunga tipo organizer è poco profonda, il tablet 10" Samsung sta di misura ma alla fine l'ho lasciato a casa e vi ho messo i biglietti aereo, cartine mappe, il kit di pulizia sensore della camera e i filtri ND 88mm per la Full Frame, avrebbero potuto farla con uno spessore più ampio tanto più che sarebbe rientrato nella misura Ryanair e anche lo scomparto fotografico con un paio di centimetri in più di profondità non sarebbe stato male ma c'è anche da dire che l'essere costretto a limitare cosa portarsi dietro ha reso il mio viaggio molto confortevole, con l'altro zaino che ho di media grandezza mi caricavo sempre un ottica in più che non usavo mai e altro che aumentava il peso complessivo dello zaino spesso inutilmente.

Very well designed bag for a small compact mirrorless camera like Canon EOS M50 Mark II.The material feels very sturdy and water resistant and anyway a rain cover is also included.Provides access to the camera without having to put down the bag somewhere.However, noted that the bag was manufactured in 2016 and imported that same year to India. Guess that's why there is a fifty percent discount on the MRP of INR 9999/-. Other than that no issue.

Excelente calidad, el tamaño perfecto. Me encantó

Top quality bag with lots of handy storage pockets. Fits mirrorless camera and 2 lens nice and neatly. I use Kase filters so small and compact fits in top compartment with a couple other small accessories. This is all I carry so perfect size for me. If you like taking more gear you may be better off with the next size up bag. Highly recommended.

I LOVE these flipside bags for travelling, but this one is a tight fit for my Canon R6 and 100mm f/2.8L macro. It will fit a 24-70 f/2.8L though, so maybe that’s what matters most. I highly recommend this bag.