Lowepro LP37159-PWW m-Trekker HP 120 Waist Bag, Black

I have a Sony a6400 and use this to carry it with the 18-135 zoom and the Zeiss 24 1.8 prime. It works perfectly with camera sideways/grip up with either lens on and one to the side. There's enough room remaining inside for a pancake lens or a battery (incl small plug-in battery charger). The additional pockets are great for cards, lens cloth, anything pretty flat. It's very wearable as sling or waist pack and light/well-made.Also - I read some reviews describing the main closure/strap as tight and hard to close quickly. I'm inferring that Lowepro took the feedback; mine is adjustable by a couple inches. I added a keyring to make it easy to tug tight quickly - could be easier to grab.All in all a great bag for this kind of setup!

It's a high quality, well constructed pack with many useful features.I bought it hoping I could carry a Nikon Z50 while cycling. And I can - it just barely fits, and the zipper closes. But then there's the issue of the Flap and Strap. This bag has one of those big flaps that folds down over the zipper, and is secured by a strap with hook that has to be inserted into a loop. With the camera inside, the strap is just barely long enough to secure the flap, and it's a bit fiddly to get the hook in place. Not very convenient for photography.And why do I want this flap, exactly? I"m not cycling in the rain. I guess it's a security thing, to discourage pickpockets (or would they be pickpacks?) - they can't just unzip it, they'd have to unhook the strap. But I don't need that extra security. I've thought of cutting off the flap entirely but it's really integrated into the bag...Like I said it's a great pack, does the job, comfortable to wear. I just wish it didn't have the Flap and Strap.

Perfect for carrying all the little things you regularly need access to (batteries, Lens duster, wallet, phone etc.). It would only hold a small lens, maybe 50mm-100mm tops, and certainly could not fit a normal size DSLR. I use a larger bag for my equipment, and bring this to events I will be shooting so i don’t have to carry around my whole camera bag. Straps snug and comfortably around waist.

Obviously well made. However, I intended to use is to carry an Olympus micro thirds camera and lens. It is to small for that unless I opt for the smallest m4/3 camera I own, and even then it would be "tight." that said, someone looking for an "extra pocket" for a wallet or other small items, this might be just the thing. As a camera/lens (small, one mounted another small lens, and a small camera body) carrier, I found it to small for my use. The catch device on the front flap is a hook, and id probably secure enough, but I prefer a more positive closure device. The fabric seems water resistant, but the bag as a whole is not - light drizzle, maybe. Anyway, it's in the closet and may be of some use sometime. Sorry, guys - It's basically the size.Edit - 05/04/2019 - Found a good use for this as a lens carrier. My 100-300 Panasonic lens fits nicely, and is easy to carry with this. I use a slightly bigger one for the camera and 2-3 shorter lenses. it complements the system well.

I like the compact size for mirrorless 📸

Internal dimensions are about 1-2 inches smaller than listed. This would not fit my OM-D camera unless used with a pancake. So take that in mind. Otherwise it’s very well built and comfortable on the body as a cross body or around the waist.

Bought this for my wife for her photography business. She loves the compactness of of this and the amount that she can store in the multiple compartments.

First off, given its shape, it’s slightly smaller than I had anticipated. Not a deal breaker, just a bit smaller than it appears in their images.Most of my gear goes into a Lowepro ProTactic 450 AW…and it holds quite a bit. But I figured it might be handy to have a bag that would hold a couple of tele converters (or telephoto extenders as Canon calls them), a set of extension tubes and perhaps a couple of filters. Things I might want to grab “quickly” without having to remove my backpack.So inside mine is just that: a 1.4x and 2x extender, a set of Kenko tubes, a clear “filter” for sand attacks, and a CPL. More MIGHT fit, but I’m not certain that the “flap” could then be closed. It has a zippered pocket on both the front & back…but I certainly wouldn’t expect them to hold anything bulky.

Permet de ranger un compact (Sony RX100 pour moi, mais peut accueillir des appareils plus volumineux ) et tout ce que l'on a habituellement dans les poches, clés, bourse ,papiers, smartphone, accessoires photo (cartes, batteries)... C'est pour moi la sécurité de ranger tout ce qui est important quand je suis en tenue légère.

It can get quite bulky with everything inside, but maybe that’s just because I’m 5’2 lmao. Quality is just fine, but I have not yet tested out it’s waterproof ability. It has fairly small compartments (i.e. it’s difficult to fit things in the small pockets with my camera [fujifilm x-t20] and wallet already inside the main pocket). Other than all that, it’s great to have on hikes and adventures outdoors.

Ho provato diversi prodotti, ma questo mi è sembrato il migliore. Spazioso, ma non troppo ingombrante, buona imbottitura e buona posizione delle varie tasche. Ve lo consiglio per una crop sensor, una full frame ci sta, ma ci sta un po stretta...

Thank you received today, great product

Estaba buscando un bolso, lo suficientemente pequeño que no sea un problema para llevar en todo momento, pero a la vez tenga suficiente espacio como para llevar una DLSR pequeña (Canon SL1). El bolso es genial, muy buena calidad, espacio interior customizable y bolsillo con cierre seguro. Gran producto.