Lowepro Fastpack Pro BP 250 AW III (Gray)

It's exactly what I wanted: a fairly light bag with two separate areas, one for my camera and two or three lenses and another for my papers, a jumper, glasses etc. That's exactly what this bag offers. That's exactly what this bag offers.

Almost perfect for one D810 with 24-105 and 2 or 3 lenses plus filters.I give 4 stars for two reasons, 1.- Remove the belt is very difficult, velcro "does a great job", I cut a X Ray Film from a template and inserted between . . . now is easy, also to reinstall.2.

Purchased this pack for a 3 week trip to Ireland. It carried my 15" Macbook Pro, Nikon D600, 3 lenses, and all chargers/cords. Pleased with this purchase and would highly recommended.

This is a nice travel bag with some annoyances. Pros: Laptop compartment is roomy (big enough to easily accommodate my Asus N56 series 15.6 laptop). High quality material all over. Comfortable straps. Removable waist strap is comfy and practical. Top compartment is very roomy.

Great price for this no frills and to the point backpack. My only hesitation was with the size. I am 5'5 and 130lbs, but all the straps are adjustable and I was able to fit the pack to my frame perfectly. I highly recommend.

High quality, fits all in , now I can pack my Canon with the 70-200 2.8 lens mounted with no issue and take it out easily. Perfect place for my iPad or even my Laptop. The only downside is that you can pack so many things and then the bag becomes pretty heavy.

Not too heavy and very handy for traveling. Room for a camera, flash and a couple small lenses, or one larger lens on the bottom, with room in the top for headphones and other gear. A strap and pocket on one side to attach a tripod.

The Fastpack BP250 is a very good, well made pack, as I feel most Lowepro's are. The size of the camera compartment might be small for some packages. And as one reviewer said, "it's a little unimaginative..." I understand that now.

I brought it out to one of my trip to Lake Tahoe. It was awesome. No problem carrying it in the hike and getting the camera is easy. :)

I wanted a more compact backpack than my f-stop bag, with sling access. This is a great bag, well-built, very convenient. Took it to Turks & Caicos a couple weeks ago, with a Sony A6400 plus 4 lenses, filters, etc. Perfect. And it also carried with ease my large iPad Pro and Kindle.