Quality of Lowepro bags?

Samsonite

Senior Member
I've read some mixed reviews about the quality of Lowepro bags on the Internet, anyone here with first hand experience?


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Phillydog1958

Senior Member
I've got like 4 of them. Perhaps some people have had issues with Lowepro, but not me. If I did, I'd call the company and seek warranty assistance. They're supposed to stand behind their product. I just bought a little one for my Nikon 1. They probably have better bags out there that are made by other manufacturers and I know that they surely have worst bags out there, but buying a Lowepro always seems to give me a feeling of getting the best bang for my buck.
 
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Samsonite

Senior Member
Wow you both have 4?! That's a statement in itself! I was looking at the Flipside 500 AW


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Phillydog1958

Senior Member
I have 4 because my gear-carrying needs vary from day to day. One day I need to carry my camera and one lens. The next day, it's my ipad and 3 lenses. Another day, it's my laptop and two lenses. I've promised myself that I'm not buying anymore. :) Speaking of bags, your screen name says it all.
 

TedG954

Senior Member
My only mistake with Lowepro is thinking bigger is better. I have a 302AW for my D800 and 4 lenses. A D800 and 4 lenses is way too heavy for a day's hike. Now I use the 200AW and take less lenses. Lowepro is a good product and the quality is just fine.
 

Moab Man

Senior Member
3 bags. Quality is outstanding, well thought out, and love the built in pull over rain fly that has definitely paid for itself.
 

Just-Clayton

Senior Member
I have the small backpack and I can get both cameras with lenses, my flash and an extra lens. If I don't need the flash I have room for 2 smaller lenses. Most of the time I use only one strap so it can be used as a sling style.
 
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fotojack

Senior Member
I have 4 Lowepros and a National Geographic bag. Different bags for different needs. Lowepros are guaranteed for life. Excellent quality, good prices (used or new) and I wouldn't buy anything else.

1 Lowepro Messenger Pro 180AW

1 Lowepro ComputrekkerAW

1 Lowepro Nova 4AW

1 Lowepro Sideline Shooter.
 

Geoffc

Senior Member
My wife and I both have the lowpro AW75 top loader bags. I bought it because it said it would take the body with 70-200 2.8 attached even though I didn't have on at the time. I then used it as justification for buying the lens :)

They are great bags and I feel like my gear is well protected inside.

I also have a messenger for storing and transporting and my wife uses our older backpack. I may need a backpack as well for a trip next year.
 

bobonit

Senior Member
I have been using the Rezo 170AW that came with the D600 Bundle from BH Photo Video. Its a great bag, but not big enough to fit my F/2.8 70-200mm lense. I just ordered the Slingshot 302AW, hopefully it will fit both of my lenses.
 

Curt

Senior Member
Have one backpack style have it loaded down with lots of lenses and two Nikon bodies. Great bag, never have any problems with it, had it for about two years.
 
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