Used Lowepro Pro Roller x200 Mobile Studio, Padded Divider System Case with Wheels, Black - with FREE Devo Folding Travel Table for Laptops

2014-03-24T21:00:00

I use this case daily, if not several times each day. The x200 is well built, versatile, and very well thought out. The only oversight, and the reason it does not get a '5th Star' in my book is the lack of a shoulder strap. There are times when the entire bag must be lifted and carried some distance. The bag does not have anchor points to add a strap. With that one feature this would be a 5 Star without question.

PATRICK C.

2013-11-25T19:00:00

I got to the point where carrying 4-5 lenses, 2 camera bodies, tripod, and all of the accessories was just too much for my body! I do weddings professionally and when I am carrying my gear around for 9-11 hours at at time I need something that keeps me organized, is easy to transport, protective, and quick to get in and out of... and this definitely does it! all of it! I Love that you can prop it open and go in and out of it easily and the different pouches to safely keep my free and used cards as well as other gear. The only thing I wasn't fond of was that its difficult to roll on gravel/stones... but I probably should have expected that.

ALYSON M.

2013-11-18T19:00:00

fit all my gears for location shoot

HENRY W.

2013-01-16T19:00:00

One of the coolest features of this bag is that it converts from a roller to a backpack simply by unzipping the zipper.

EZ

2012-08-19T21:00:00

I have used and tried many cases. I use the X-100 when I dont need all my gear and the X-200 for everything. I actually fit 3 Canon bodies all with vertical grips. 5DII and two 5DIII's 70-200mm, 24-70mm, 16-35mm, 35 1.4mm, 50 1.2mm, 85 1.2mm, 3 EXII speedlights, 8 extra camera batteries, 16 extra AA batteries, a laptop,cleaning supplies and Advil... Hands down best rolling case on the market...

Ross G.

2012-07-05T21:00:00

Now I have everything on hand when I need it ;) And they have thought of everything!

lilsilverfox4u

2012-07-01T21:00:00

this bag was purchased to replace two other bags that i was carrying. It will fit all my camera equipment ( 2 bodies, 4 lenses, plus underwater hounsing, ports and strobes when traveling) It also fits my laptop with chargers. It is easy to transport, and best of all i can carry it on and not worry abut by gear getting broken or stolen

Randy A.

2012-04-22T21:00:00

I've had this case a little over a year. My biggest fear was that the zippers would die, but they have been great. I'm paranoid about back up equipment, so the bag weighs 37 lb or more most of the time. Extendable handle and wheels work great. Only complaint is that after just a few trips, the leg that swings out from the back to set the bag at an angle collapsed. From then on I have had to lay the bag completely on its back, as the leg will not support the weight I think it was designed to handle. Maybe I should have asked for a replacement, but unfortunately I didn't.

BURT R.

2012-04-01T21:00:00

In home storage, field work, travel.

GERALD W.

2012-03-12T21:00:00

Well built to transport your camera equipment, but everything will be heavy if you have top quality gear.

GENE W.

2012-03-04T19:00:00

The Lowe Pro 200 is an AWESOME photography case and I highly recommend it to all photographers and I got it from Adorama at a great low price...

Fred P.

2012-03-04T19:00:00

Difficult to reassemble after using as a backpack. HEAVY tripod may make it fall to one side.

Rick

2011-12-25T19:00:00

i have had this bag for over a year now and it goes everywhere now because u have more items in my bag i need a bigger one and will buy it but the build on this is great i love that there is a lot of room and the pockets are tuff to stuff with anything if you need a bag that you can fill with all your pro gear this is it

real p.

2011-11-07T19:00:00

I have two of these cases. They hold all of my equipment easily and safely with all of the padding and removable partitions. It is a little heavy to begin with and once fully loaded with equipment it can be fairly heavy.

JOHN S.

2011-09-27T21:00:00

It holds all of my gear (2 cameras and 6 lenses) with ample room for filters, batteries and memory cards. The compartments are adjustable and will snuggly fit my equipment. My only complaints are 1.) The front compartment for personal stuff, ie keys, wallet, is very tight and difficult to access and doesn't hold much. 2.) The tripod holder on the side does not hold my tripod all that securely and the base keeps slipping out so I have to stop and readjust. 3.) It's a good thing it's on rollers because it's very heavy, even by itself without the gear, and also does not wheel very well when taking it off paved and smooth surfaces. I do some of my photography off dirt roads and it does not maneuver well over less than perfect terrain. 4.) The prop foot is not all that stable and the slightest bump against the carrying case can cause it to tilt on its side or fall backwards.

Lhea

2011-06-07T21:00:00

I ordered this bag as a way to take all of my needed gear and backup gear for wedding photography. I already had non-portable storage in my home studio. Since I received this bag I have just left everything in it and ready to go. I have a smaller bag if I only need one camera and my 28-300mm lens. The bag is very sturdy and well made and has replaceable wheels if they should ever wear out. The size and wheels are not always convenient but the whole bag zips out of the wheeled frame to become a very comfortable backpack case. It holds a d80 and d90 with lenses and grips attached, 7 other lenses, filters, 2 chargers for camera batts, 3 aa chargers, 30 aa batteries in cases, 2 full size bounce and swivel flashes, a compact flash, a dome diffuser with all three toppers, my memory card wallets, and laptop computer with a little room to spare. If you have a ton of gear you need a safe place for this is a great bag. The abilmity to use the handle as a low tripod or slave flash holder is a plus too. You can't go wrong.

mccoyphoto

2011-03-13T21:00:00

All 4 lens camera and accessories fite in the case.

JOHN H.

2011-01-11T19:00:00

Love the flexibility to take what I anticipate needing for a shoot. In my opinion, strapping the tripod on the side needs improvement. I take both still and video tripods, and current design is not capable. I purchased luggage straps to put around the entire case to secure two tripods to it. Not ideal or pretty.

BURT R.

2010-02-02T19:00:00

Without this, it would be difficult to take all of my photo equipment along each time. All of my gear (DSLR and 5 lenses, including a 70-400) are now in one case for easy transport.

GARY C.

2010-01-24T19:00:00

This carry on camera and accessory case meets all airline regulations. Well padded, adjustable compartments, sturdy wheels and handle. Ballistic nylon exterior. Room for laptop and cords as well as all camera accessories. Maybe a bit pricey but well worth it.

Imager

2009-11-20T19:00:00

The x200 is a very roomy bag constructed and designed quite well with numerous pockets to organize all that misc. 'stuff.' The main compartment is spacious enough for two full size bodies and a myriad of lenses and flashes. The backpack feature is a very nice touch though I wouldn't want to trek too long with it on my back. The wheels are large and roll easily over most terrain and the built in TSA lock is added security built right in. Padding is ample and there are enough dividers to configure the bag in any number of ways. The tripod mount leaves much room for improvement. It seems flimsy, cheap and poorly designed. For that reason I can only rate this bag four stars. The x200 is far superior to last years pro roller which had a similar tripod mount so I am hoping that next year the tripod dilemma will be solved.

PAUL J.