Lowepro - Urban Reporter 150 Camera Messenger Bag - Black

The main compartments of the bag is large enough to carry a mirrorless crop sensor and 3-5 lenses depending if they are zoom or prime lenses. You can also carry a full frame camera and a it the same amount of lenses as well. I can fit 1 zoom lens and 5 primes. The velcro separators are excellent and allow you to connect them in many different ways depending on your desired setup. The side compartment fits about anything you can think to put in it. The back pocket has a zipper on bottom to access it without having to open entire bag. The latch design is good for securing the content but not good for quick access. You can leave the latches unhooked for quick access if it is a worry. The inner casing is removable of you need to clean it or just to to remove it. There are smaller outer side pockets as well. Great for small items like keys, cell phone, batteries etc. You can carry by the handle or by using the adjustable shoulder/ cross body strap. In sum, the bag is built great with plenty of room. I bought it on sale for $19.99. It is not worth the $100 plus dollars they are asking at regular price. With that said it is worth more than the $19.99 I paid.

Bag looks great and is comfortable slung across the body with the angled harness points on the bag itself. Not to big inside. Use it for my Bose Soundlink Mini II, Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones, and iPad. All 3 items fit perfectly in the bag. Bag feels sturdy and light. As a photography bag, this bag would work fine for light use. The front snaps take some time to unsnap and then snap again, and in this time can lose a shot. I would not like to leave it unsnapped, because there is no other back up protection such as Velcro to hold down the flap, and the equipment could fall out if you bend over at the right angle, and you wouldn't hear if someone dipped their hand in the bag. I use my Lowepro Slingshot for on the go shooting. The back quick and secure. In addition, you can stabilize your shot by resting your elbows on the Slingshot when sitting across your chest. As others have mentioned in the reviews, dirt (and pet hair) sticks to the bag easily. Overall, for the price I paid for this bag, and the use, it fits well.

I got this bag as part of a deal of the day so it is great for the price I paid for it. I used this bag on a trip to the Pacific Northwest and it kept everything inside the bag dry in the rain except for the items that were in the side pockets. The removable camera compartment is great for keeping your camera safe and I liked how I could adjust the dividers to fit my camera and lenses. The buckles are nearly impossible to separate, making it extremely difficult to open. I wound up leaving the claps open so I could get into my bag easier but it also defeated the purpose of the claps. Other than that, the bag is well constructed and did what it was designed to do.

I ordered this bag online and picked it up at my local BB a few days later. It closely matches the description seen online and the pros/cons mentioned by others are true for me as well. I like that I can remove the dividers and create a larger space for non-camera stuff. It is extremely light, but the fabric and straps aren't suitable for dirty environments or heavy or rigorous use. If you're just going to carry your gear around town, then it'll be fine. But if you need to quickly remove your camera from the bag and put it back securely with ease, then this is not the best bag; the retro-style snaps and dual straps are not ideal in this regard.

This is a larger than normal bag good for carrying multiple camera or electronic equipment. It is pretty secure, since you need to unbutton and then unhook two straps on the front before gaining access to the inside of this bag, then the inside has another compartment which is closed using Velcro. There is a front zippered and a rear pocket as well as two side buttoned compartments for easy access. So if you want to carry a camera with several additional lenses or camcorder with a few accessories this bag would fit the purpose, but if you only want to store a single camera or camcorder with other small items, a smaller bag would be better.

This bag is perfect for my Canon 5D Mark iii. I can also carry my iPad when I want to without having to carry case just for iPad. The best feature of this bag though is that the padded insert case comes out and fits in any other bag you want to use. You can use the Urban Reporter bag as plain messenger bag if you want to. Lots of good stuff about this bag. Lots of pockets, it is a good looking bag, does not look cheap. Very good quality. Good comfortable fit for my 5d. No sloshing around. Glad I got it. Worth the money.

I needed a larger camera bag to accommodate extra lenses filters etc. as I was carrying around 2 bags at times and this appeared to be large enough to do the job. There were "no" reviews available when I checked and the description could have been better. For a bag this caliber I was expecting quick releases on the main closures and velcro for side pockets however this bag has snaps which are both difficult to open and even more difficult to close especially with my arthritis. It was on sale when I bought it and larger than my previous bag so it is functional. Would I buy it again? Probably not.

This is an okay bag for mobile shooting in the field but the cost for the low profile bag is there is little/no space. My camera alone makes the bag bulge outside of its fit shaped design. This immediately makes the bag more cumbersome and it's annoying trying to get ANYTHING in/out of it. Additionally, you have to select what equipment you want to pack since it will not hold much. Just get a standard bag. I think they focused too much on "looking good" versus "working well".