LoweproProTactic MG 160 AW II Mirrorless and DSLR messenger - with QuickShelf divider system - camera gear to personal belongings - for Mirrorless Like Sony Apha9 - LP37266-PWW, Black

Fits my camera body, lenses and accessories with enough space for a weekend away (clothes and toiletries) and still fits into the airline carry on crate thingy.It can get heavy after a weekend of lugging it around a city though but it works for me.

Nice bag that’s light weight but still well padded, interior can be configured in many ways to hold your equipment . Only down size is that if your rotund, like me the strap maybe a little tight if your wearing a thick winter coat and a jumper.

Does the job & fits lots of photography kit in & also customisable inside. Nice product. Not cheap but I think worth it.

This bag is a great idea but lacks good design and that is down to Lowepro's design team not understanding photographers real needs. Yes there is a compartment to put cameras, you'd expect that. There is a slot for a 13inch laptop which is nice. But when you are out and about the front pouch in a camera bag becomes really important for storing things you will be need during the day and on this bag it is the size of a skinny envelope! It's ridiculous. Like there's nowhere to put anything useful like a book you might be reading, a fruit bar, glasses, shades, gloves, cigarettes, hip flask with JD for early morning shoots. If they made the front pouch an inch in depth it would have been the perfect bag.The weatherproofing flap is not brilliantly designed either but it does have the Lowepro shower cover so that's covered I suppose. I like the bag enough to keep it and may try and make the front pocket bigger. The problem is it's hard to find good camera bags that are well designed, cool looking and waterproof. Lowpro has the best shot at it.

It is a very useful bag and works wonderfully for short shoots or short distance hikes however after a while you get some back pain so I would recommend a traditional backpack.

Whilst I love this camera bag unfortunately I underestimated its overall bulk for travelling. I carried a Fuji Xpro2 and xe4 along with a few lenses and a iPad 11pro. Though this would would work out when walking around Copenhagen. But to be honest felt far bulkier than I expected. My opinion great for the professional who needs to use as say real estate photographer or someone doing maybe photography on the street for a professional Instagram account but maybe not so much for amateur on a city break. That said love the brand and have had many sizing was maybe my own fault but wouldn’t recommend if you’re trying to keep your kit light for a city break

In my experience no camera bag is perfect, you always have to make compromises, but I like this camera bag. Its my go to bag on most occasions.Normally, I use two cameras selecting the lens at the beginning of the day before I set out. I am able with this bag to use several permutations of lens without difficulty, storing the two camera’s side by side, lens down. The big advantage of this bag is that it is not very wide, so I don’t catch it on door frames etc, etc. It’s also better than a ruck sack because I can open the flap and lift the camera out without having to swing the ruck sack off my back – so much easier, quicker and more practical.I can also fit a camera with a 100-400mm zoom lens within it, although when doing so I lay it on its side and there is no room for the second camera/lens combination, unless I stack one above the other, using some protective material to separate them. Something I am not prepared to do.The only downside is that you have to carry it on one shoulder and so could hurt your back, if your lens selection is on the heavy side. In that scenario I guess the ruck sack wins, but all that messing around, swinging it off your back, placing it on the ground when you can lift the camera out of the bag.So, if like me you don’t like carrying all your lens around, just to cover every possibility no matter how unlikely, and you work with two camera bodies with preselected lens then I recommend it.You can also attach your tripod underneath the back if you want, though I tend to sling it over the other shoulder.Not sure the slot for the laptop is really necessary, though useful when travelling to a holiday destination, so for me the bag could have been even more narrow. Another 2cm saved would have been my preference, as I can put my laptop in another bag and throw it in the car, and leave it in the cottage or hotel room, that's if I want to take it, just as I can other lens that I may wish use on another day, when going away for a week.It’s a bit cheeky, me posting this on Amazon, as I did not purchase the bag through them. I got it cheaper elsewhere for little over half the recommended retail price, so it pays to shop around. Saved nearly £30 on the Amazon price.

I have been using Lowe Pro products for many years now and usually use a Lowe Pro backpack to carry 2 dSLRs. Sometimes I only need 1 camera, so had been after something smaller and easier to access than a backpack.Had seen this bag before but it was always on the pricey side. Saw Amazon had it at a very good promotional price, so bought it.The main compartment holds the removable camera holder which can be customised using the velcro divider panels. It easily takes my dSLR with standard zoom, flash and space for another lens/accessories.The camera holder section lifts out completely, so you can use the bag as an ordinary bag if desired. Under the main flap, there is a small second section for accessories and small items. A rain cover is integrated in the bottom of the bag which is very useful.Overall, a very good bag especially as I got it at a special price.

Ottimo prodotto sotto l'aspetto qualitativo, funzionale ed estetico, come per altro è tradizione del produttore e ci si attende dal posizionamento del prodotto.Nella scelta del modello suggerisco di valutare attentamente (per dettagli c'è anche il sito del produttore) le dimensioni di quanto vogliamo farci stare. Il modello MG 160 AW II in mio possesso contiene: corpo Sony Alfa 7RM3 con montato il 24-105 e due obiettivi (16-35 e 70-200 entrambi f/4) ai lati; lo spazio interno residuo disponibile è sufficiente solo per pochi ulteriori piccoli accessori (tipo batterie, sk di memoria, strumenti di pulizia). Dispone sul lato esterno inferiore di cinghiette per un eventuale cavalletto e di copertura impermeabile in caso di pioggia. La borsa è utilizzabile anche togliendo la struttura interna rigida e imbottita (la "scatola" che contiene e protegge il materiale fotografico nel trasporto) come una semplice borsa floscia da spalla. Ottimi spallaccio (ampio e generosamente imbottito) e cinghia di trasporto che non affaticano la spalla anche dopo qualche ora e mantengono la borsa sufficientemente stabile camminando, pur naturalmente senza poter raggiungere la stabilità di uno zaino ove il terreno non sia piano. Molto agevole (è forse il maggior pregio delle borse rispetto ad uno zaino) l'accesso al contenuto, anche camminando, senza necessità di togliere la borsa dalla spalla.

Lowepro rien n'a dire.

Fantastica. La verdad es que lowepro es una marca que me gusta y tengo varias mochilas suyas por el buen servicio que siempre me prestan.En esta ocasión esta bolsa me sirve para eventos y fotografías de ciudad. El tipo bandolera me es muy cómodo por la accesibilidad.Dentro me cabe una canon R6 con un 24-105, un flash y luego un tele tipo 70-200. Ademas puedo llevar un iPad de 11 pulgadas también. Decir que lleva el nuevo sistema modular donde te da ademas del juego de mover los separadores, rigidez y protección al conjunto. Si por lo que se en un momento determinado necesitas la bolsa para llevar otro tipo de material, lo retiras y te deja la bolsa diáfana.La cincha es muy cómoda y con un buen grosor y la tela de la bolsa se ve resistente.

La borsa appare robusta ed elegante. Nonostante la sua capienza, grazie alla forma poco spessa ma profonda, risulta comoda da indossare

Muito pratica.