Customer Ratings & Reviews

For my needs works great for me , easy access to the camera while simultaneously wearing the bag along with the the sleek design of the bag ...has me sold

i added photos below didn't even pay attention to the 1 strap, i normally go for 2. but saw this in the store for 99, and online for 74.99 or whatever it says and went for it instantly. what i love most is the small size of the backpack, nothing overly heavy or large. figured if i need to run from a place i shouldn't be in, smaller is better, also will help with climbing anything or traversing in hard areas what i don't like is the inside compartment camera storage. it works, don't get me wrong. i dig you can customize it to what you need and how you want it, and comes with more mini divider walls than i needed so i don't use them all. but the velcro does not go far enough to elongate custom compartments. i am finding most images show cameras with large lenses storing small lenses but for real, how many people constantly keep a large zoom lense on their camera 24/7? but that's just me. so storing my zoom lense however, is a little difficult. i managed to do it but it does not lay flat, still tight and nothing will break but could be better. i also wish the zippers on the back went further around the backpack rather than just stopping at the bottom. i put it on with a t shirt and can feel them, i could always loosen or tighten it but messing with the 4 foot straps everytime will get annoying (comes with ties for the straps don't worry), but i rather have 1 setup for heavy or light shirts. and if i don't wear a shirt i will feel it that much more. but they don't irritate my skin and it is not hugely noticable but something so minor could have been easily thought of. i store my camera upside down because of how it is shaped, and where i put my zoom lense. i did not switch sides of where i store the zoom lense because the bottom of the backpack where the zipper is takes up more space, making it harder to get to, so i use that side for little storange for my rear lense cap and digital camera instead overall, i like it, ~70 or so bucks for a light backpack with plenty of padding and accessible, comes with the waterproof case and 1 of few backpacks that holds the tripod nice and snug. if you want to spend 100 or more on a pack go for it, if you don't, i would suggest this one. i compared it to many 2 strap backpacks in the same price range up to 100$ and find this one has 1 of the best organization setups for storange, and how it is stored.

Durable construction with plenty of room for accessories. I am using this with a Canon 6S and 18-135mm lens fits fine even though this case is for mirrorless cameras. The rain cover is a nice addition too. Highly recommend this product.

I use this bag for my DJI Mavic Pro and it's perfect. Small enough so that it doesn't defeat the portability of the #MavicPro and yet it can hold all the accessories that I need. I pack my Mavic and everything that it came with, 2 extra batteries, 3 extra props, charging hub, ND filters and an iPad mount. There's even enough room for an action cam. It's quality made and very comfortable to wear. It also has a waterproof hood.

I own a Sony a6000 with two lenses, compact 16-50 and 55-210 zoom. After some trial and error I was able to get the movable padded velcro dividers into a good position to be able to hold: the camera with lens attached, a large flash (flat), the zoom lens in-line with the camera, two short prime lenses, charger and cables. This was just in the camera storage area. Still had room for other cables, a 7-8 inch tablet, extra cards, lens hood, cleaning kit, extra batteries for flash. The smaller pocket is VERY deep for longer items such as a foldable reflector or such. I am able to carry a monopod and tripod with the tripod straps on the back of the bag. There is a rain hood which pulls from a small zipper at the bottom of the bag. There is also a handy clip strap to keep the main shoulder strap from slipping. The bag is very comfortable and you can simply slide the bag under your arm and unzip the camera compartment to gain access to the camera and lenses. I do wish the main strap were changeable from one side to the other for non right handers. I've gotten used to it. All in all I am pleased with the capacity and functionality for a mirrorless system. AND the sling style bag is much better and more comfortable than a standard shoulder camera bag. I like the camera is more accessible and secure.

I bought this camera backpack for my Nikon DSLR camera. The design of this bag is modern and convenient for DSLR camera fans. You can put your backup battery, battery charger and etc, in the compartment. Furthermore, you can fit your camera stand at the back of the backpack.

The Lowepro slingshot edge 150 is the perfect bag for your mirrorless camara such as the sony a6000 series. It holds the camara snug with room for extra lens and batteries. The upper compartment has enough space for a tablet and extra items such as sunglasses, cellphone, or other items needed for a day trip. It fits well over the shoulder and allows conveniate access to the camara while still attached to your shoulder. The bag is light weight and very high quality. It provides great protection to camara. This is a great bag!!!!!

This is a great bag for traveling on a quick one or two day trip. I was able to fit in two lenses and my camera body as well as have ample room for backup batteries, filters, and able to fit my iPad.

Needed a lightweight easily accessible camera bag with enough capacity but not too much. This bag fit my needs nicely, and it's comfortable.

Perfect for tote of DSLR Camera and accessories when hiking. Lite weight and enough compartments to store all you need for photography.

Needed a case for new camera, this was a little pricey, but worth it. Has plenty of space for extra lenses, a tablet, phone, wallet, etc. And offers excellent protection for the valuable equipment. Also has it's own rain cover zipped in the bottom. Excellent for travel, and very comfortable to wear.

Small, lightweight and accessible from the side. Easily holds my Sony 16500, 1 zoom lens and 2 prime lenses. Upper pockets are wide and fit all the essentials. Wish there was a little more organization in the main camera pocket. Its just an open space with some Velcro dividers. This is fine, but stuff like batteries can fall out or move around.

Bought this as a means to carry 2 cameras on vacation. The Slingshot did not disappoint. Not only did it fit both cameras (Canon TI w/lens and an Olympus underwater camera), but the location of the straps provided a secure fit around the body - no way this could get stolen off your back! Have friends purchasing for their motorcycle riding.

comfortable and pleasing to wear, plenty of room and lightweight

Really like the compact size of this bag. It's large enough for a DSLR, two lenses, miscellaneous filters and other small items, and has a number of little zippered areas for your wallet, phone or anything similar. Also has a great spot for carrying your tripod externally, and it also has it's own "rain hat" which I though was genius.

The case is very durable with lots of storage areas in it. It holds everything I will need out on the road. The case is padded well and it is easy to carry. By it's appearance it should last me a long time.

I do like this backpack. What I do like about it is that it is small (and was not that pricey). It is well designed and I love the build in rain cover. That is also its' downfall, it is a bit small for my camera and lenses that I usually carry.

I've had this for several months now and taking it all over the place. It works great for my DSLR and multiple lenses. I've also jammed some extra lights in there and if I take most of the things out I can use it for my DJI Mavic as well

Excellent construction with lots of small compartments to hold everything you need. It holds my SLR (Nikon 5300) with 2 lenses (18- 55 and 18- 250). Everything seems secure and well protected. It is small, which is what I was looking for. If I had even one more lens or carried any extra equipment I would need a larger bag. It is comfortable enough to wear when biking to the park with my kids and easy to get into the camera compartment quickly without taking it off completely. The design makes it comfortable and stable when worn over the right shoulder with the strap across your chest. Because of that, it is off balance and uncomfortable when quickly tossed over one shoulder.

Prefect size to carry my Sony RX100-3 and accessories. ( Portable picture printer, batteries for the camera, memory cards, cables and more ) It's comfortable to wear all day. Small enough to not get in the way. Has room to carry a few extras too! Sometimes wish I had gotten the Sling Shot Edge 250. But it just means that I'd be carrying more stuff that I really don't need to carry plus it's a bigger pack. If you have a small camera and s few accessories this pack is perfect.