Great bag for someone hauling 1-2 DSLR bodies, 3-4 lenses, flash, etc. Right now it holds my 7D with 70-200 2.8, 24-105, 17-40, 50 1.8, 1.4 extender and a speedlite, and I have room for more gear!

size; durability

For some years now I owned and used the Lowepro Slingshot 200 AW. Because this bag pushes too much on my shoulder and has no way to attach a drink bottle, I looked for another kind of bag or backpack to fit my 2 dslrr's with attached lenses, a drink bottle and additional gear.

The Lowepro Flipside 400 AW fits perfectly and ergonomically and is a dream to carry; The slip lock system makes it possible to attach additional bags and pouches to make sure you have all the gear you immediately need at hand, The developers had an enormous eye for detail, not seen in other bags.

Unfortunately; the drink bottle holder of the S&F system does not fit into the slip lock system used on the waist belt!! The strap of the bottle holder is too wide to attach to the slip lock system..

I have been through two of these so far, about to order my third. I feel bad that they are basically disposable and filling the landfills around the world, I imagine, but at least when the zipper wears out, you can keep the padding for other bags. Why am I ordering a third

This a is a great bag for amateurs who need to carry around 4-5 lens. But that includes only one telephoto lens. The great thing is that it opens from the rear so it protects your equipment. The inside compartments are quite customizable. It has excellent build quality.

This is a very good camera bag. I purchased it for a 2 week trip to Italy and I needed a bag to hold my Canon 5D, 3 lenses, and a tripod. This bag opens from the back for safety. You attach the waist belt and flip the bag around in front of you to open.

I love this bag! All sorts of room for my camera gear. I love all the little Velcro walls that you can move around to suit each piece of equipment you have. Another great feature is you have to access your camera equipment from the inside (your back area) and not the outside.

This bag can hold a huge amount! * 2 cameras * 1 flash * 3 lenses * Accessories Also has attachment for monopod. The bag is durable and protects well, sits nicely on the back with no problems. The best bag I had (have).

So my first impression : It looks more than strong ! It is a lot more comfortable than my Orion Trekker II. I am also more confident in the build quality. All filled it seems lighter (I think that it is because it's better made) than my Orion less filled.

build quality

Nothing

I can put in the bag: - Sony a6000 - Sony a6500 - Flash light - Tablet - 70-200mm f2.8 lens - 55mm f1.8 - 12mm f2 - 19mm f1.4 - 35mm f1.8 Really well protected, and I love the way to access the gear by putting the backpack in front of you.

"Have been using pack on ski slopes. Works as advertised. Rain cover worked great during heavy snow storms. Very comfortable while skiing and snowboarding.