Lowepro Photo Runner 100 Convertible Beltpack/Shoulder Bag for DSLR Camera (Black)

% stelle di prodotto Per tutti coloro che hanno bisogno di una borsa contenuta nel volume ma capiente...io ci metto Leica M e 5 obiettivi più i soliti accessori......robusta a prova di pioggia perfettamente ergonomica...con tasche frontali ma sopratutto imbottita il giusto...beh questa è la borsa ideale.....consigliatissima

I purchased this for my Canon EOS 450D and three lenses. It would have been perfect if the shoulder strap padding had been attached correctly. Unfortunately I could not move it into a comfortable position so had to return the product. I was refunded quickly but have since purchased a different bag - although it was probably a one-off error, I was put off purchasing another Lowepro.

Let me say right off the bat that this bag is well made and well designed, with many of Lowepro's usual thoughtful touches. For me though, it's just one more step on the way to finding the ideal camera bag.I own another Lowepro backpack style bag (make and model escapes me) which has the right amount of capacity for all my gear: camera body, two lenses (one attached), memory cards and reader, extra battery and charger, flash diffuser, paper manual and guide, small tripod, and other small assorted accessories. I'm an occasional hobbyist, so my gear pile is small compared to some amateur photographers. That's why I'm hoping to find a bag that will hold all of the above in one bundle that's easy to just grab off the shelf and head out knowing you have everything you need, easy to carry and easy to access everything.The previous backpack had the capacity, but the design made it awkward to access the contents. The lid design meant that it wouldn't stay open once you'd opened it, and there were dark recesses in it that made finding some items difficult in low light. And while it did have a tripod holder, the design wasn't suitable for my tripod.My second attempt, and the subject of this review, is a step forward in some ways and a step back in others. I'm finding the shoulder strap to be far better for me than a backpack design. The lid stays open, and the interior is far more accessible. Two straps on the bottom of the bag hold my tripod nicely, right in its own bag no less.But the tripod straps are on the bottom of the bag, which while great for carrying, mean that the bag doesn't sit upright with the tripod attached - it needs to be propped up against a vertical surface, or the tripod needs to be removed, while accessing the contents. The capacity is slightly smaller too, so I no longer have room for the camera manual and guide, which for a relative beginner like me is essential.To their credit, Lowepro's Bag Finder on their site is a great way to narrow down the choices based on your needs and your gear, and it led me to purchase this bag, but the process is still not perfect. My recommendation would be to do what I should have done in the first place - taken the time to go to a few local camera shops with my gear and try them all out. Time-consuming, but I think now it's the only way I'll ever find a bag that works for me.All that being said, the Lowepro Photo Runner 100 will likely stay in my collection. While it's not my be-all end-all bag, it has enough positives to be useful for some situations down the road.

OLYMPUS OM-D E-M1 に12-40mm F2.8proレンズを付け、バイクでのツーリング時に使っています。ウエストベルトとショルダーベルト両方同時に使っています。したがって、身体への負担感（肩こりなど）も少ないです。トップ（上部）カバーが横開きなのもじゃまにならなくて良いです。もちろん軽いのも気に入ってます。　サイズ的には、フルサイズ（キャノン5Dなど）には小さすぎます。

ストロボと5Ｄレンズ付きで入れたらちょっと狭いかな～デザイン性は、かっこいい！4点