Lowepro Fastpack

I wanted the slingshot version of this but it was a bit too small for my camera and other camera equipment as well as a few bits and bobs for travelling.I settled for the backpack version which has enough room for my camera, a long lens, a short lens and flash. The side opening gives quick and safe access without having to take the backpack off which is very convenient. The protective padding is good and the arrangement can be changed to various layouts to suit whatever kit I choose to travel with.The top section has room for a change of clothes and washbag for travelling. Then there are additional straps for carrying a water bottle, tripod or any other items, a smaller zipped pocket at the front for phone, pen, spare battery or similar small things as well as a full depth zipped compartment for a tablet or small laptop.It is all well designed and put together and seems perfect for my needs. I chose the grey/black colourway which looks good, in my opinion, and the orange zip details set it of well.All in all a good purchase for me.

If you are on a short hike and need room for items other than your photographic kit, then this is a great option. Solid structure, retains its shape well and very protective. Handy side flap to access the camera, well protected laptop pocket, side strap / mesh pocket to hold either a lightweight tripod or water bottle. Personally I would have liked a padded waist strap. I used it on a 10 mile hike and it was beginning to dig a little.If you have more than one camera with zoom lens + 2-3 other smaller lenses then you will need a more photography focused back pack where more, or all, of the space is dedicated to camera equipment. This pack would not cope with a FF DSLR camera with huge 70-400 F4 plus several primes! For an amateur with lightweight kit such as an APS-C or 4/3 body with a standard zoom (17-70 or similar) fitted and a 55-300 + two small primes, then this would be ideal. Good as a carry on bag for flights as lots of pockets for things like passports, wallet, headphones etc. Suits me very well.

Great backpack with a well organised camera section with plenty of dividers. Ideal for day trips as there is enough storage space for small items but it's probably too small for any overnight trips. The laptop pocket is well designed as the bottom is suspended above the bottom of the bag so the laptop does not make contact if you but the bag down. The straps on the bottom are more than capable of holding a tripod as I use the side mesh pocket for a bottle.

Well organised structure which allows for reasonably efficient packing, but compartments are a tad small for some items e.g. 100x100 filter set. I think the biggest model would perhaps have suited me better. I use Olympus kit but some of the PRO lenses are bigger than the non-PRO ones.

Comfier than a sling but still side-accessible and compact for a day hike or similar, taking a jacket and bit and pieces as well as your camera gear. I fit a Somy A6400 plus a few lenses, one of which is a large telephoto. Smaller lenses move around in there unless you pack them in a little. The dividers are top-notch as is the general build quality. Also fits my Mavic Air 2 in either the top part or the larger lens compartment. The sleeve that fits a large iPad Pro rounds off a thoroughly well laid out and designed backpack.

I firmly believe that there is no such thing as a perfect bag as a mix for travelling and photography gear but this bag is as close as it gets. Photographers need to tailor the equipment they carry depending on the task for that day. This bag can accommodate all you need for every eventuality. I would recommend this product as a happy medium between size weight and capacity for both equipment and extra clothing layers maybe also a packed lunch and drinks.

Premium quality, very comfortable and the idea to keep the camera in the bottom side compartment is simply brilliant

This bag was said to be suitable for mirrorless cameras.I have a X-T4 and I assure you it not, I have a smaller Lowepro case that is perfect, but wanted something bigger. This was not it!Real shame