Lowepro Adventura, Camera Shoulder Bag With Adjustable/Removable Shoulder Strap

Externally this bag is about 19cm tall, 19cm wide and 13cm deep; it's a good size to carry one camera (Rebel T3i in my case) and a couple of small lenses, like a 40mm pancake, 50mm "thrifty fifty" or a 50mm 1:2 macro, or filters if that's your thing. It's well-padded yet pretty lightweight, which makes for ease of carrying. I use it as a "scouting" camera bag when going light to scout out good shots to revisit with my full kit. Great little bag for on-the-go Camera use. Interior pocket allows for a spare battery, remote trigger, spare SD card etc. There's a velcro-positioned removable/adjustable interior divider you can use if it helps you. The shoulder strap is doubly adjustable and has a reinforced section to actually go on your shoulder. Limitations: Obviously don't expect to carry massive telephoto zooms in it, nor will it carry a tripod, but it's very useful in the right role. The external mesh pocket... exists, although IDK what you'd ever really put in it. There is a loop on the back that a belt could be fed through, but I haven't tried that.

This is a good case - made to the usual LowePro standard - which is a good (tightish) fit for the Leica Q2. It has a belt loop and is not too bulky to carry. It will also - just - hold my M10R with a small lens. It’s a push fit and the zip is quite tight, but I think it will stretch a little with use. There’s also room for the wrist strap, but don’t expect to carry anything else (like a spare battery!). Quite possibly too small for many, but exactly what I’ve been looking for over a number of years.

I've got a small Lowepro bag that I used for my Panasonic FZ200 bridge camera, so when I was given a FZ330, I thought I'd buy another small Lowepro bag for it. My existing bag is thoughtfully designed and works well, but this bag seems to have been designed by an intoxicated focus group. I expect the folk at Tamrac are very pleased to see Lowepro producing bags like this. I don't know who's telling you that you can fit a DSLR and lens in this bag, but as you can see from my pics, the bag is easily filled by a bridge camera like the FZ200, so the prospect of trying to use this bag in conjunction with a DSLR does not appeal. Maybe you can fit a DSLR in it, but a DSLR will fit in this like I fit into a T-shirt a couple of sizes too small for me: Much too snugly. Diminutive size aside, there are some odd design decisions. There's a small pocket on the front of the bag which is protected by a good-quality flap with a strong clip. To access the small pocket, you need to undo the clip to allow you to lift up the flap. The camera is held in the main bag, and the front flap does not need to be opened to gain access to the camera. I understand the idea of having unhampered camera access, but this design doesn't feel natural on this bag. I looked at the outside and inside of the flap to see if there was a pocket on it. There is not. It's just a somewhat pointless flap, but it does make an ideal place to put the Lowepro logo on. Maybe that's all it's for? One thing I love about this bag is the base. It's a big rubber/silicone foot that offers good protection from the ground and is much better than the base of my old Lowepro bag. Super! There's a decent zipped pocket under the lid of the bag, and a memory card holder bearing a graphic of a 32GB SD card. Inside, there's a moveable insert held in position by velcro-type hook and loop pads, but I found it a bit of an awkward shape. As you can probably tell, I don't like this bag and I won't be using it to carry my FZ330 around in. But on the positive side, for a Lowepro bag, it's pretty cheap and it works well to protect my FZ200 at home, so that's what it's going to be doing. It's good-quality and it's decent value, so I've given it 4 stars. I note it's dropped in price since I bought it. Bad for me, but maybe a chance for you to pick up a bargain now it's under £20?

It is a very well made bag, rubber protection on the bottom and provides excellent all rpund protection for your camera gear. The only downside is the kack of pockets and additional storage, there's a small pouch inside that fits a small sd card case and another iiternal/open pouch you could put a lens cap & lens wipe in. No obvious way to hold a tripod, however if you are not using the belt loop you can thread your tripod through it and it works quite well as ois snug & seems to hold the tripod well. All in all the bag feels of excellent quality, I just would have liked a few more storage options for small accessories!

The perfect case for the canon G7X iii. Couldn't ask for a better fit. Easy to get camera out of case without the zip teeth dragging over the camera. Easy to get the camera out of the case without pressing any buttons on the camera The shoulder strap isn't the easiest to fit off you have large fingers but once on its nice and secure. The case has an inner pocket that you could put a memory card in or a sachet of silica gel. Couldn't be happier with my purchase No need to search for another case. This ticks all the boxes.

Very nice stores my Sony a 6700 kit lens and a couple of batteries quite well. I'm impressed with how well made it is. It feels very high quality but couldn't be any smaller. Luckily my a6700 and lens is pretty compact. Now looking forward to going out with my camera in my nice new bag. Impressed.

Excellent case,will last a long time. £20 roughly when I bought it and it £30 everywhere else so at that price it’s an even better buy

I purchased the Lowepro Adventura SH160 III to carry my Canon 5D and a couple of lenses whilst out on daily walks. Due to the bag being smaller than advertised, I can only fit the camera and a single lens. The dimensions of the bag are actually significantly smaller than shown in the product description. The external sizes are as follows W 24cms. H 19cms. D 13cms. I imagine that you would still struggle to fit two lenses and a mirrorless camera into this bag.