Product Comparison: Lowepro Photo Hatchback BP 150 AW II vs Lowepro Photo Hatchback BP 250 AW II
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- My camera (with 16-50mm lens) along with the extra lens (55-210mm), and spare batteries fit very comfortably in the camera compartment.
- The top compartment is perfect for wallets, keys, water bottles, and a light jacket. So I'm pretty happy with this bag for the price.
- It fits my D5500 with two lenses in the lower compartment and has enough room in the top to pack lunch and sweater or an extra lens.
- With a fullframe camera and lens in the bag, the main compartment has little to no space for other lenses. You can fit one normal size fullframe lens, but just barely.
- I only carry my camera, external flash, extra lens, battery charger, nothing else fits in the camera compartment. If you carry a lot of great this isn't the best bag.
- Apart from holding my camera and accessories, I was able to fit my binoculars in the camera compartment.
- Two main compartments, one accessed from the front, the other from the back. was able fit two cameras and three lenses in it, and all was fairly well protected.
- I was able to fit in the camera compartment 3 canon prime lenses (24mm, 35mm, and 85mm) and a 24-105 zoom lens as well as a 6D, and extra batteries.
- Threads are fraying all over only after the first use and the camera compartment is tearing apart after just using if on one occassion.
- Getting to the camera compartment quickly is a challenge, so plan ahead a little.
- Lowepro has done a good job with materials, construction, layout, and weight distribution.
- Great bag if you're looking for something small and light. Highly recommended.
- I wore it everyday, all day for three weeks. It never got uncomfortable and was the eprfect size to be carrying around all day!
- Good size and comfortable to carry. Fits perfectly under the seats on planes. Took it on a Eurotrip and loved it
- I really like the layout of this back pack, but I found it to create unbalanced weight distribution.
- The across-the-chest straps and around the waist helped distribute the weight easily.
- If you are looking for a solid day pack that can carry gear and odds and ends safely around town or on a modest afternoon hike, but is only the size of a school book bag, this is a good purchase.
- The backpack was comfortable & fit perfectly under the airplane seat with another larger size tote bag.
- It's the size i was looking for and i don't have that much equipment yet, but there's room for a couple of more things in the backpack.
- If you need a medium size camera bag, you should get this bag.
- The rain cover works great! We go caught in a couple downpours and with the rain cover on, the backpack stayed completely dry!
- All the convenience of a lightweight day trip backpack but with the protection and storage of a camera bag.
- With this bag you can go out in any weather, it is really not afraid of water.
- The padding material does not breathe well, compared to looser meshes.
- The compartment designed to hold both the camera body and lenses is rather cramped. The zipper to access this compartment also faces the photographer's back, which is rather awkward.
- Smart design keeps your most valuable gear well protected. I've gone hiking in some pretty moderate rain and the water seems to bead off.
- Great size for the day at a great price. I love that the camera pocket zips from the inside.
- You can fit enough food in the inner compartment, and a light jacket too. It also has a zipped pocket for your valuables and a small keychain.
- The camera compartment can be customized and has good padding that gives me more protection.
- On some of the camera dividers, the stitching came right off, exposing the innards of the padding.
- I like that the camera bag can come out of the backpack and then you have a full sized backpack to use if needed.
- Very comfortable straps, the straps and back have nice padding, the chest strap and waist strap are very nice for longer walks/hikes.
- The bag features an all weather cover that is built into the bottom of the bag, so rain or shine the gear will be protected.
- This backpack is super useful as a camera bag, but also transforms into a regular backpack when needed!
- The two side pockets are about 6-7" deep and wide enough to fit a water bottle.
- The removable camera compartment is a great design and it's actually very easy to reach the camera even when it's still on your back.
- The front pocket can easily accommodate a 10" tablet, a book or two, magazines, or other flat objects.
- There are two water bottle sleeves that can take a slimmer bottle (think 24-26 oz. bottle for a bike, not a wide Nalgene for camping).
- I appreciate the water bottle pouches on both sides, nice and stretchy and seems to keep things secure.
- I can fit my water bottle in one side pocket and the amazon basics tripod in the other.