Lowepro ProTactic 350 AW II Modular Backpack with All Weather Cover for Laptop Up to 13 Inch for Professional Cameras, Mirrorless, CSC and Drones, LP37176-PWW, Black
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Style: Bp 350 Aw Ii - Old
Features
- Tough eva moulded top armoured section and protective padding all round the bag ensures equipment inside is protected
- Flexible and adaptive dividers inside allow multiple configurations of camera kit to be positioned with ease
- Modular: Includes two quick lock straps and a slip lock tripod cup to mount a tripod securely; also fits multiple accessories in the lowepro range with the slip lock system
- Comfortable carrying with the activzone system technology delivers targeted support at shoulder blades, lumbar and waist for all day carry comfort
- Protective laptop carrying with cradlefit pocket suspends and protects up to 15-Inch laptop for 450 and 13-Inch for the 350 model
- Rain protection: Safeguard valuable gear from the elements with the built-in all weather aw cover. External Dimensions-30 x 18 x 47 cm. Internal Dimensions-26 x 12.5 x 40 cm. Laptop Compartment Dimensions-24 x 1.8 x 34.5 cm
Description
The ProTactic BP 350 AW II professional camera backpack expands upon the rugged versatility and armoured protection our original ProTactic series is known for. This high-performance second generation offers a more adaptive interior, multiple access points, modular exterior attachment capabilities and convertible utility belt. ActivZone back panel gives targeted comfort and support while all weather AW cover protects gear from rain, snow, dust and sand. Includes utility pouch, water bottle holder, tripod cup and two quick straps.
Product Dimensions: 7.09 x 11.81 x 18.5 inches
Item Weight: 4.67 pounds
Item model number: LP37176-PWW
Batteries: 1 A batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 19, 2018
Department: photography
Manufacturer: LOWEPRO
Age Range Description: photograpphy
Item Weight: 2120 Grams
Number Of Items: 1
Units: 1.0 Count
Capacity Total: 26 Cubic Centimeters
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I picked this backpack out based on several YouTube videos that referenced it. It is smaller in size than what I probably needed but I wanted something a little more portable. I wore this and used this backpack for a recent hike to Angels landing in Zion and I did not feel like it hindered my ascent at all. It works great to not only carry photography equipment, but also clothing and toiletry items that I needed for my trip. I have a 13 inch MacBook Pro and iPad and I was able to keep both of them in the storage sleeve in addition to all of my lenses and gear. I found that the foam dividers were very easy to configure to which lenses I wanted to carry in the backpack. There are plenty of extra accessories that are included that I did not even need to use the rain cover tux underneath in stores away very easily when not in use I like how the backpack sits tight to my back, and feels very comfortable to wear for extended periods of time.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2023 by SuzaneR
This is a relatively long-term review, having traveled extensively with the Lowepro Pro Tactic 350AWII. I have Leica M film and digital cameras and lenses and this bag has been amazing. First off, it's very compact on your body and after a year of heavy use, has no signs of flaws or failures with the straps or zippers. My primary need was a compact bag that would allow me to travel on airlines of all sizes and be able to put the bag in overheads or under ANY airline seat. It is perfect for this. Often, there is no overhead space, so that ability to fit under ANY airline seat is a must for me. The strap and belt system is very comfortable to wear. I carry the following:MacBook, Leica Q, Leica M9, Leica M240, Leica M3 and 21,28,35 and 50mm lenses, 3 chargers, cords, 3 viewfinders, batteries and SD cards. Now, I do not use the side quick access entries really, but rather use it to transport and then remove the backpack to access items. Security at airports love the design with it's open back to access for inspection. The built in rain cover is great. If you have larger SLR's, they will fit without grips, but IMO, this bag is best for more compact mirrorless systems.The belt is removable and thens integrates with Lowepro's belt pouches. It took me a lot of searching to find what I consider to be the perfect travel bag ofr my needs. With the MacBook, it is full and heavy, so I often leave it behind.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2020 by Jason Colquhoun
This bag is AMAZING! Build quality is fantastic! The external add ons and accessories make this very universal and flexible for many need beyond photography. I easily fit the following inside. Canon 5D Mark IV with 24-105 4L 16-35 4L 100 2.8L Macro 100-400 II L Charger 2 Batteries 2 Filters Cleaning Kit Memory Cards This is my travel kit. I can simply swap the lenses for other needs and put in flash, more filters, etc. depending on what I’m shooting. It’s the perfect size and super durable. The 450 would have been too big for me. I don’t carry a tablet with me and that would be the one limit in this case. If I added a tablet it would be very tight and probably stress it a bit. Easily resolved by taking out one lens. If you need all the gear plus the tablet the 450 would be better for you. Remember to assess YOUR needs. Overall this bag is well built with endless configurations and more than enough dividers. Just buy it! Worth the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2019 by Amazon Customer
Spacious, with plenty of options for any combination of photography camera accessories. It’s my second one, if that tells you anything.
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Overall is a 4.25 stars backpack. Construction and outer shell material used: 4.5/5 The construction is great. Material used is very premium, thick and tough. So durability, sturdiness, protection is definitely enhanced comparing to the other lowepro bags I owned ( although none of them had any structure or durability problem). The top of the backpack is hard plastic. It will protect anything places up there safely. I use the top part for my main camera facing down. Versatility , accessibility and interior flexibility: 5/5 The interior shell is very well padded with a lot of high quality dividers provided. You can arrange the dividers anyway you want. The best feature of this bag is you have 4 access point to interior: the two sides quick access opens, the top open and the flip side full open for complete access of the entire interior. Combines with the unlimited divider arrangement, this bag becomes the most versatile and easy to access bag in the market. Capacity: 4.5/5 This bag look pretty well sized outside. Not too big but not tiny. The interior volume for prostatic 350aw II is GREAT. It holds 1 mid telen fix 90/f2 1 mid flee zoom 50-230 2 small primes: 23 and 35 One full size crop XH1 with full size standard zoom 16-55/f2.8 on One Small size crop XT20 with metal grip with a wide angle zoom 10-24/f4 on. 4 filters, charger and 4 extra batteries. And 2018 3rd generation iPad Pro 12.9. I found that if the bag offer a larger exterior zip pocket somewhere ( maybe on the flip side) it will be even more perfect. Comfort level to carry it for multiple day trips: 3.75/5 The straps are enhanced and it offers the chest and a good waist straps to relief the pressure from shoulders. Unlike the tremor m-150 which offers just a very tiny little less interior capacity., The organic 350 aw II was not aiming for being light by design. Also with the large interior capacity, this backpack can easily get heavy when loaded. So the overall weight distribution and shoulder straps comfort ability is crucial to users. I found that if I have load it up with the equipment I listed, the weight pressure to my shoulders is high and it is NOT comfortable if it don’t apply the waist strap and chest strap. The comfort level difference is big when comparing g to the Thinktank street walker or street walker pro or even the lowpro trekkor m150. This is indeed very disappointing. When use waist and chest straps, distribution of the weight improves a lot as expected. But the comfort level is still inferIor to the other backpack I mentioned above. Special features and it’s drawback: 4/5 The full blown exterior strap system was inherited from last generation and is a great and good looking feature if you care about strapping other modular add-one or tripod on it. However making the exterior full of strap points made the backpack lack of bigger exterior pockets. Let say if you are traveling and you have a map, small tags, ride passes, plan tickets, etc, you will have to use the laptop / tablet sleeves to hope them. Or you will sacrifice one of the quick access point space ( top, left or right side of the bag) for these a little larger miscellaneous items during travel. Overall: it is a GREAT backpack. Almost the one that is best in design and best in functionality you can find in the current market. I would give it 4.25 stars out of 5. And I recommend it.
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