The bag while being of the usual high quality is a good bag. However it is physically quite small to wear. I am a fairly big guy (6' 2" and 48" chest) when i put this on it was just too small and was not comfortable to wear.

This bag is not worth for its money. Rain cover is missing. Shoulder straps are not well padded. Shouldn't expect this from an international brand like lowepro. My 1200rs laptop bag is better in quality. Still I'm not sure I've received the original bag or not.

The Lowepro Flipside 300 ($99.99) is the largest of the Flipside backpack/camera bag series at exterior dimensions of 10.2"W x 6.9"W x 17.5"D (Interior 9.1"W x 5.4"D x 15.9"D). It's available in Black, Arctic Blue/Black/Red/Black color schemes. The Flipside 300 is deceiving.

I recently reviewed Kata 3n1-33 which is my main travel pack for camera equipment. However, as I mentioned in that review, there are better choices if you need a backpack for hiking – for that I prefer the Lowepro Flipside 300.

Don't get this if you plan on carrying more than 4 or 5 lenses and a single camera body.

Great bag for a kit of about 4 to 5 lenses (one lens attached to a single body) and a flash; Heres what I have in the bag, 40D with 30mm attached, 150mm vertical in the center column, and a wide angle 11-16 and 50mm along the left side of the 150 with a 430exII, battery charger and dust blower along...

Honestly; I should have bought the all black version; the red is not really red but more of a maroon color

The Flipside is far superior to the Lowepro Slingshot series, Tamrac Velocity series, and lumbar packs like the Moutainsmith Photo Tour. The most significant difference is the level of support provided. Ergonomically, the Flipside maintains symmetry throughout your body.

Brilliant design; Security; Ergonomics

Not the most comfortable pack; Price

"Most, if not all, the reviews regarding these bags fail to take into consideration one of the most essential elements of any outdoor activity where hiking is involved, as is often the case in nature/landscape photography. I'm talking about WATER (hydration) for the photographer.

Kanonbra bag! Tripod Strap, however, could have been a little further up, then medium sized tripod like to lean a little backward in the current situation.

Flipside 300 is a very tough looking and easy to use backpack for any DSLR camera kit. Actually I wanted one where I cold fit my Canon 600D, Canon 350D, Lenses Tamron 18-200, Tamron 75-300, Canon 18-55, Canon 70-300, Two battery chargers, four different filters (58 mm and 62 mm types), Camera guide,...

Found the perfect bag to carry the D700 with Sigma 150-500 attached: LowePro Flipside 300. Leaves plenty of room for accessories. It even has a clip on the front to carry a monopod/tripod.