Customer Ratings & Reviews

I recently took the Case with me on a cruise. It was a great asset, as it allowed me the freedom of my hands to assist my wife and carry other items. I also like the versatility of the compartment dividers, which you can arrange to fit the items you are carrying. I would highly recommend it.

I can easily fit my Nikon D5600 with 2 lenses and still have space for my GoPro camera and accessories. Pretty cool backpack. Well padded to protect your precios item.

The bag is good a little small from the pics but has good amount space

I needed a camera backpack to carry my Canon camera along with its attachments over seas. Originally I was gonna go with a Canon one, but my photographer friend told me carrying that label practically is bragging for my things to be stolen, he suggested low pro because most people aren't familiar with low pro. So I went with that and I do not regret it, I got a tiny one which was satisfactory in carrying what little attachments I had. Backpack compartments can be adjusted, and it comes with a few tiny pockets, all over. Even if you don't use it to hold your camera stuff, its still good for on the go traveling without having to carry something big.

This backpack is small and lightweight. Just enough to hold your camera and 2 small lens. It's build quality is ok but I would not take it into rough terrain. I am not sure is it is waterproof. I would only take this on light day hikes.

My wife got it for me as a gift and I really like it. The bag is about 1/2 the size of an adult backpack and has room for both of my cameras and lenses ( Sony a6000 & Nikon D5100 ). It's well made with adjustable Velcro dividers that supports the bag to make it sturdy.

My mavic dji drone and all its accessories fits in it perfect

This is a bag you need if your om the go. Lightweight and holds all my lens and camera. I love that i dont even know that im carrying it. Love that its a backpack as well

There is literally enough room inside to house many extra lenses and gadgets alongside the actual camera. It's also great protection for your camera. It travels well!

It’s good as we can have more than two lens in this bag

If you have a lot of accessories you need this to to carry everything

I bought this because I wanted something small to carry my Mavic drone. This works well, holds all my drone accessories, and isn't too bulky.

This camera bag has so much room and protects all of my equipment! It is comfortable to carry and I don't have to worry about any of my equipment moving around!

My wife wanted something larger then the standard Nikon case that came bundled with her camera so she got this one. It's large enough to carry her camera and gear and it has padded compartments she can change the layout of to handle different equipment. She also likes that it's a backpack and won't put too much weight on her shoulder like a bag with a single shoulder strap. I think the only thing lacking with this particular bag are straps or a pouch on the outside of the bag large enough to securely hold a tripod. There are two pouches on either side of the backpack but they are more for holding water bottles and are not large enough to securely hold a full size tripod.

I compared a lot of of camera bags before purchasing the Lower 150. Many had extras which made them very "cool" looking. But when I assessed what I, an amateur photographer really needed I found that the Lowe Pro 150 met my needs without spending unnecessary money.

I got this for a Nikon D3100 I had. Camera and lens fit fine. There's some space for a couple of other small items, or maybe another zoom lens. Seems like it would protect the camera well, within reason, but not waterproof (and not priced to be). It's good for the amateur photograph seeker. Not really for anyone seriously into their gear because I think the size would become an issue quickly. I velcro a tripod to the side of it, and it's convenient for taking places where I want to get a better quality photo than my iPhone will give me. I would recommend to anyone with a simple dslr setup. Not so much so for the serious, gear carrying semi-pro/hobbyist.

I would not trust this on a day hike. But it sits flat on a car seat and running a seatbelt through the handle makes it a great car organizer. The shoulder staps are fine for freeing your hand when taking equipment out of your car but I wouldn't do much more. We put a shoulder strap on it which felt far more secure for extended carry.

Looks really small. But a lot of stuff fits nice! Perfect for the on the go photographer. Adjustable on the inside pockets is perfect!

Needed to upgrade from old camera case and this fit the bill nicely. Small enough for easy handling but plenty of storage for multiple lenses.

Comfortable to carry and has enough storage space.