Lowepro - Fastpack BP 250 AW II Camera Backpack - Black

I wear this for long period of times with multiple flashes, batteries, and at least 2 lenses. The pack distributes weight so well and has helped with the strain on my neck and my back. I have also been rained on and my gear has stayed dry on the inside. I try to keep it in dry spaces but in situations where it has been unavoidable, it has greatly protected my gear! Overall a great pack. Only disclaimer: if you have purchased in store, check to make sure all the straps are with it. My was missing the one to clasp chest area and I really wish it had it!

I bought this bag specifically for my drone. I used to have just a regular backpack that ripped when I traveled outside the country. So it was due to buy an actual travel backpack. The bottom half of the backpack is where your camera (ex: DSLR) should be, together with your lenses, etc. But I used it to place my drone, extra battery, external hard drives, etc. plus other stuff, the sections are inter-changeable, so it's really helpful. There's extra storage for the top part of the bag. If it's a rainy day, there's an attached "rain coat" at the bottom of the backpack that you can use to cover the bag. Lastly, you can latch your backpack to your carry on luggage when travelling - very convenient and by far, my favorite part of the bag. The only reason why I'm giving it a 4 star and not 5 is because of the price. Kinda pricey. But if you love your toys, it's worth it.

The Lowepro-Fastpack BP 250 AW ll Camera Backpack is a decent camera bag. It is fairly lightweight. It also has adjustable straps for comfort. As well as adjustable pockets for your gear. I will add that the only reason I am giving this bag a 4 instead of a 5 is due to the fact it could use a bit more padding. This would make it more comfortable for extended periods of use and/or heavier equipment.

Really high quality bag and is extremely well designed and build. As you see from the actual pictures .. I am using this with my gear inside and very happy.

It’s a great bag has all the compartments and you can even rearrange the compartments even has a water proof cover on it, the quality, make and material of this bag feels great first time having a bag for my gear and I love it!

I love this camera backpack it fits my iPad and camera with different lenses in it I would really encourage u to get it

I'd had my eye on this bag for a while. I bought it wanting a bigger bag for my Nikon gear that also has room for stuff that I'd like to take on a hike. Bottom line, the bag looked great in the store, but after using the bag I don't like it at all. The lack of flexibility with the dividers kills the design and leaves a lot of wasted space. I don't feel like my camera is secure at all. The idea of grabbing the camera from the side is awesome, but the way the zippers are setup you could potentially dump your whole bag by accident. The details: First, the things that I like. I like the idea of being able to keep the bag on one shoulder and get the camera out of the side. I've seen other much more expensive bags with this feature and it would be handy when hiking. I like the built-in/attached rain poncho rather than it being a separate piece. I also like that the bag has a lot more padding than the bag I'm replacing. The materials seem to be high quality. But that's where the good ends. The root problem is that much of the camera compartment padding only fits in one spot. You can move most of the smaller dividers, but the big ones only fit in one spot. (see red "x" in picture) That limitation kills this bag for me. I carry the following gear: - Nikon D7500 - Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 - Tokina 11-20mm f/2.8 - Nikon AF-P 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3 - Nikon AF-S 35mm f/1.8 - Filters, extra batteries, etc. I generally keep the Sigma on the body. With the body and lens in the main spot, there's a lot of space between the end of the body and the bottom of the bag. So the body is able to move around quite a lot. (See the red circle in the picture) The 70-300 and 35 both fit pretty well in slots on the bottom. But the only place I can fit the 11-20 is in the middle next to the lens that's on the camera. That's OK, until I need to put both the 11-20 and 17-50 in the bag at the same time. There's only a place for one of them. The only thing that fits in the top slots is my filters. You might be able to fit a pancake lens there, but no other lenses. Maybe a small mirrorless body would fit. A flash would fit too, but I don't use one.

Everything fit. It is the perfect bag for everything to go inside of it.