Lowepro Tahoe 150 Camera Backpack for DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras

Amazing bag that fits everything I need. It looks great and stays comfortable even when carrying it for a while. I love that the pockets are adjustable, and the rain protection means I never worry about my equipment getting wet.

I love this bag, the build quality is great it feels really well made and I trust thjs holding my camera. The zips are good with room to add a small lock to keep your items secure if you’d like to. The bag is small and portable, if I could get my 15 inch MacBook in here I’d call it the PERFECT bag, but unfortunately JT does not. The bag has lots of smaller pockets allowing you to carry any accessories you’d need making it a really versatile bag. I’ve been out in light drizzle and the description mentions it’s made with water resistant material so I’d like to hope it keeps my stuff dry! Overall great bag and you can’t beat the price.

Probably surplus to requirement but I thought I’d add my kit list that this great bag can fit in it in case someone has the same. With some trial and error, I managed to fit my Canon 5D mark IV plus 70-200mm, 24-70mm and 100mm macro L series lenses in too with their lens hoods still on! Plus a speedlight and batteries and charger in the top compartment. I was previously in danger of gathering so much kit that I had stopped taking it out with me due to being too bulky and heavy, so wanted a bag that was as small enough to *just* fit my favourite camera body and favourite 3 lenses to make days out with a decent range of lenses an option again, and this bag has done just that. I’d previously had a one-strap sling-style bag that was getting increasingly uncomfortable as the bag was getting heavier and heavier as I bought more stuff. The single strap also had an unflattering habit of lifting and separating my man-boobs, but that is a personal issue ;) I ordered this bag prepared for it only be able to house my spare 2 lenses while I had the third out on the body in use, but was very pleased to find that it actually did all fit in! No space wasted and no bigger than it needed to be - perfect for my needs. And the two-strap rucksack-style makes the weight much more comfortable to carry. And it cost a quarter of the price of some of the other bags i’d been considering, despite still being a quality brand. I’m very very pleased with it.

I was satisfied with this item. Good quality and very robust. I was a disappointed to find that it didn't come fitted with a chest strap. These are cheap enough to buy however so it wasn't enough of a reason to return the item. Pity. Would have been five stars with a chest strap included.

This is a great pack – well-made, solid zips, comfortable to wear all day, padded against shock, and with well-thought-out spaces which can be tailored with velcro-fastened dividers. Also useful zipped space for chargers, cables etc, and enough room in the separate zipped section for a notebook, pens, extra batteries and cards. Suits my Fuji XT5 plus 16-80 and 70-300 lenses, with enough extra space for compact pair of binoculars or mini-tripod. One thing - for the price, would have been nice to include waterproof cover (about £16 separately).

In case you have a similar kit and are looking at this bag - My kit is basically a modern Sony E-Mount body, two Sony G-Master prime lenses and a Sony 100-400mm G-Master zoom lens. Judging from the internal measurements before I bought the bag, putting the Sony body in the bag with the 100-400mm attached should have been snug but achievable. Long story short... It wasn't. Even trying to put the 100-400 in the bag by itself with the body and 2 primes was extremely cramped and didn't feel as secure as it's hope for what is quite expensive gear. I don't think my kit is crazy. A small mirrorless body with 2 quite compact primes and a zoom (retracting/extending type design) is a normal kit for most people to take on a trip, but the bag just couldn't accommodate the zoom especially while attached to the camera. So if you're going walking and want the zoom attached and ready to pull out the bag for any nature or telephoto landscape shots... It's not happening. I will accept part responsibility for taking a bit of a gamble and not just buying a bigger bag, although even the bigger Lowe Pro bags seem quite cramped when it comes to carrying a chunky zoom, especially if it's attached to the body. They focus on multiple compartments for versatility, but not for carrying bigger lenses... If your use case is different to mine and have a more compact zoom, I'm sure this is an excellent bag. I have therefore still awarded it 5 stars, as I am judging it based on what it does, not what it doesn't. It's well priced, well made, looks good, a nice compact design and seems secure... If your gear fits. Just air on the side of caution.

I don't normally feedback on products but have just used this to its full potential a couple of weeks ago. I have a Nikon D3300 camera body with stock 18-55mm lens and a 70-300mm lens. Both fit well in the backpack. I have left the inserts in as they were sent to me and this works fine with the 70-300mm lens attached to the camera. But with easy configuration the inserts could be moved around. They are sturdy and give good protection. I also carry a small compact camera in one of the insert slots and the chargers in the other slots. There is an easy access pocket which I use for my iPad mini but it would take full size iPad or equivalent tablet. There is a smaller outer zipped pocket for smaller items such as pens, snacks or instruction books. There is an internal zipped pocket for glasses, cables or SD card readers. There is also a small inner pocket to carry a spare SD card. I used this to its full potential a couple of weeks ago when walking up and down mount Snowdon in Wales. I had this on for 7-8 hours and with no discomfort at all. There was enough room to squeeze in a light long sleeved top and rain coat. The 2 side mesh pockets came in useful for carrying 1 x 750ml sports bottle and a 500ml bottle of water. I was very impressed with its performance. Not too bulky and looks good as well. I have not tried it in the rain yet but can imagine it would stand up to a good shower. It's a bit more expensive than some similar sized backpacks but you definitely get what you pay for. As I add more equipment and need a larger bag, I would not hesitate in buying Lowepro again.

Great quality and just the right size for a SLR and 2 lenses erc

Great small compact, lightweight very comfortable and holds a lot of stuff

Ich hab mir vor kurzer Zeit Lowepro Tahoe 150 gekauft als er im Black Friday Angebot war. Ich mache es kurz und Schmerzlos: er ist einfach fantastisch. Klein und praktisch und dennoch ausreichend für Tagestrips. Stauraum für sämtliches Equipment ist da. Im Rucksack selbst bekomme ich 2 Kameras und 6 Objektive sowie diverses Nebenequipment unter. Die Stativgurte links und rechts sind auch vollkommen ausreichend. 1 kleines Manko hat er allerdings auch wenn es für mich meckern auf einem hohen niveau ist und zwar das wenn ich mein Stativ am Rucksack befestige und ich meine Kamera aus dem Rucksack holen möchte ich immer das Objektiv komplett vom Rucksack entfernen muss allerdings ist für mich schon wie gesagt meckern auf hohem Niveau. Ich kann ihn allen Neueinsteigern auch zum Aktuellen Preis wärmstens empfehlen sowie allen anderen die einen kleinen aber mehr als ausreichenden Rucksack suchen der dazu auch noch gute Qualität mit sich bringt die allerdings für Marke Lowepro selbstverständlich ist für mich.

I am able to fit a 2 cameras - a DSLR and a Mirrorless each with a zoom lens in the pack with a little extra room at the top for a few smaller accessories. The build is solid like the rest of Lowepro's gear. There is no rain hood - which would have been a nice accessory. Two cameras with lenses is a bit heavy but the pack fits pretty comfortably. At this price point - this is worth the money.

Riktigt nöjd med den faktiskt. Känns som bra kvallitet till priset!

this is a very practical, compact and strong camera bag. It also has a removable bag on the inside, which I use to store my filters, extra batteries, ... I take a dslr camera, a flash, extra batteries, filters, and all sorts of little accessories that I need on my photography walks. The smaller pockets at the front are useful for keeping your phone, wallet, even a small tablet.