Lowepro FreeLine Camera Backpack 350 AW, Black, Versatile Daypack Designed for Travel, Photographers and Videographers, for DSLR, Mirrorless, Laptops, Bridge, CSC, Lenses and Travel Gear,

Awesome bag for my camera gear. Very comfortable and stylish unlike most camera rucksacks. Great that the camera section can be removed and set up and enough space left at the top for a fleece or jacket.

I used it as a day bag with 2 FUJIFILM cameras whilst walking around Edinburgh for 3 days, it was very comfortable and I could put plenty of stuff in it.

Bag is fantastic, I can’t fault really fault it that much. Just wish was a bit bigger to carry a small bit more equipment. If they release a AW450 version I will Defo get that. If you use mirror less it’s perfect, DSLR’s are just a bit too big/ deep with lenses attached. You may have issues with a 70-200 f2.8

I know it’s only a bag but what a bag. If you have to travel with a range of items big and small that always take a few minutes to locate and end up tangled, scratched orc damaged then fear no more. This is a build your own solution that looks good.

So I have had this bag for a few months now and here at good and bad thoughts about the bag.Good:1. The bag material is quite durable2. Good zips3. Straps are comfortable4. Will fit my camera and laptop and provide good protection to themBad:1. Because of the material the pockets are really hard to get into comfortably to put things in and especially get things out.2. The main reason I purchased the bag was due to the luggage strap; however, although the strap exists, it is fitted so tightly to the bag that it makes it extremely difficult to slide it on to the handle of your traveller case and therefore makes it useless.Because of this I give the bag a 3. You are paying a lot of money for a backpack, but when it becomes so difficult to use it makes you less enthusiastic to use it as your main travel backpack.

Great bag holds camera & lens is very comfortable to carry

I have switched over to this from a regular backpack as the reviews convinced me that I would have easier access to my tech. The quality is excellent and the zippers are well built and likely to stand the time. Access to the inside is however very hard and really delays the process especially when you are in public transport. The top opening is really tight (a sweater or a coffee mug are really hard to pass through). Same goes for the laptop slot: 14” MacBook Pro with protective cover is very tight to slip in and out. When you add paperwork or even worse an iPad then you can actually feel it against your back!The side access is really comfortable for accessing, if you are OCD and remember exactly which side is closest to what you need.The inside divider system might take sometime to adapt, however keep in mind that you get a bulky extra object inside your backpack that occupies significant space. Not sure what the actual volume is in lt, but certainly is reduced considerably with the divider.The bag has a ‘stand system’ on the bottom side and should stand upright but if you put the bag on the floor quickly (that’s the selling point, isn’t it? Easy quick etc) the back straps inevitably get in the way and the bag falls!Free tech pouch is an excellent idea.Luggage strap could be a bit wider.147gbp NOT well spent!

All straps especially the chest strap, are awkward to secure with the hook system and buckles slip easily. I found it uncomfortable to wear and slow and difficult to use. Side access is limited and awkward. Top compartment is not sealed from the bottom. It only has a velcro base so small items find their way down the sides into the bottom compartments. All in all I found nothing positive about this camera bag. I didn't keep it long enough to test the water resistant properties so that may be one good quality so I found an excuse to give it one star in this review.I gave it the bag away to a friend as a gift and went back using an older and far better bag which cost me half as much. I guess you live and learn.