Lowepro Format TLZ20 Toploading Shoulder Bag for Compact DSLR
Description
- Fits a compact DSLR with compact zoom lens attached (most 18-55mm), spare memory card, battery or other small accessories
- Sturdy and padded design with weather-resistant outer fabric to provide essential protection from bumps, moisture and abrasion
- Toploading construction with YKK zippers offers an easy way to grab your camera with a moment's notice
- Three ways to carry: via removable/adjustable shoulder strap, padded grab handle or built-in belt loop
Style:TLZ 20 Get essential protection and fast access to your compact DSLR with this top loading shoulder bag that offers multiple carrying options. The sturdy and padded design with weather-resistant outer fabric provides essential protection from bumps, moisture and abrasion. Top loading construction with YKK zippers offers an easy way to grab your camera with a moment's notice. The Format TLZ 20 has three ways to carry: via removable/adjustable shoulder strap, padded grab handle or built-in belt loop. The TLZ 20 fits a compact DSLR with compact zoom lens attached (most 18-55mm), spare memory card, battery or other small accessories.
Reviews
D**.
Worthless pockets on an otherwise good bag
In spite of its quality construction and materials, I think Lowepro whiffed it on one key detail. At its heart, the TLZ 10 is a fine bag for a mirrorless camera, if a very basic one (which is what I wanted). But know this if you're considering this model: the pockets sewn into the zippered lid are garbage. They're too small for spare batteries (though the padded divider can make a usable "battery pocket" at the bottom of the case if your lens is compact enough), and they're too insecure for smaller items. A spare memory card is guaranteed to fall out. Right now, I'm keeping a stack of singly wrapped cleaning wipes in one of the pockets, mainly because it's not a guaranteed calamity if I lose those.I realize a zippered external pocket would add to the price, but a simple elasticized flap over the existing pockets would add so much functionality for a few pennies. I don't think pockets that can secure a spare SD card are too much to ask for, even in an economy bag.
M**S
I was delighted: it it fits like a glove
I must confess I have been a Lowepro fan for many years and have several Lowepro bags including Pro Roller X100 and a Magnum 200 AW. I needed a small case for a new Canon EOS 3M. I did some extensive research on the Internet, including on Amazon. This seemed just about right for my needs from all the specifications I went through on the Net. When the item finally arrived, the moment of truth was when I actually put the camera into the Lowepro TLZ10. I was delighted: it it fits like a glove, with the 18-55 lens on.
T**N
Quality
Lowepro has always made good gear and this case is no exception.
K**R
Five Stars
It's my Canon EOS M3 with 18-55 lens perfectly. Side pockets hold a remote, spare battery and SC Card.
S**S
A little smaller than I thought would be. Can ...
A little smaller than I thought would be. Can only fit camera body with prime lense or the standard Cannon 18-55m lens.
M**A
Good little bag
Good little bag...4 stars because the pockets inside the zip lid are not all too secure...careful if you have memory cards stashed in there when you open the bag, possibility to fall out.
S**E
Everything it should be from a company you can trust!
Everything it should be from a company you can trust!
D**.
Nice compact case when you don't need all the extras ...
Worked very well for our Nikon D3300 at Disney World. We were able to fit the camera with stock lens and charger. Nice compact case when you don't need all the extras with.
K**G
Too small for 60D
It was too small for my Canon 60D, so I had to return it.
Common Questions
Trustpilot
3 weeks ago
5 days ago
