Lowepro Nova Sport 35L AW Shoulder Bag for 1-2 Pro DSLRs with Attached Lens, Slate Gray

2016-10-23T13:35:07

Much bigger than expected. Not for occasional photographers. Not like a messenger bag as shown in the pictute. No complaints on quality.

Kai L.

2016-08-30T09:33:10

I have only had the bag for a little over a week but i am happy with it. I took it to one assignment and it fit most of my gear. A little tight with two cameras but I made it work, it is stylish, and the grey color is attractive.

Michael L.

2016-08-29T13:25:35

I need a bag to carry my cameras, lens, etc. with me when traveling by car, or taking on a shoot where I need access to all my equipment. I have even take this to a botanical garden where I can put this on a two wheel rollaway and cover the area without and burden of being weighted down with all the equipment. It is well made and a pleasure to use it.

BILL N.

2016-02-01T06:11:31

I am very happy with bag. It has compartments I can use. Only reason I give a 3 star is for the following: During sale dates I noticed one price on my phone, and when I went to purchase it on my pc the price was higher, so I had to put it in cart on my phone and then purchase on pc where I feel more comfortable shopping. Next a 10.00 rebate was offered where I cut off the UPC from package, sent original copy of receipt and for some reason the data did not match and rebate denied. Only 10 bucks but the hassle to get a rebate is always a pain. Will refrain from rebate offers.

German J.

2016-01-29T06:29:42

This bag holds a lot! The separable inserts provide excellent protection and the bag is deep enough to hold quite a few lenses and accessories.

QIWU L.

2016-01-28T14:48:00

This is a great bag for the price. It has plenty of compartments and a pocket in the back large enough for an iPad.

Mark T.

2016-01-28T09:08:34

The bag is a lot bigger than you think. It can hold 1 or 2 bodies with 3-4 lenses easily. Lot of room for everything else. Seem very sturdy so I think it will last a long time. For the price can not find a better bag.

MICHAEL B.

2016-01-28T07:26:52

This bag is almost as big as my Lowepro backpack. Laptop pocket not quite big enough for my Dell XPS 15 Touch but I can slip it in between outer wall and camera insert which is removable by the way so this bag might even double as a 35L carryall. Good padding and configurable organization system. Nice weather cover.

CHRIS W.

2016-01-28T06:20:43

The material is very thin. it seems like it will last but we will see.

Daniel B.

2016-01-27T13:37:51

Excellent product with a huge volume, larger than I thought and nicely padded for protection. Highly recommended!!

Tandy H.

2016-01-23T16:03:55

I love this bag! I you are looking for a good lightweight camera bag look no further, it fits so much stuff!

Natalie

2016-01-16T07:30:21

I love Lowepro, I had a backpack but my D7000 barely fitted. Now I'm using D800 and it fits perfectly even beside my D7000 in this bag.

LUZ A.

2016-01-14T10:32:55

Adorama emailed me during x-mas, with a heck of a sale for the gray bag only. It had green sides which the pictures did not show that and the pictures show more of a messenger looking type bag, but it is not. It is a shoulder video/camera bag and a big one at that. It will hold a lot of gear. I got a Canon 7d with grip, Tamron 70-300, Sigma 17-70 Contemporary, flash, Canon 50 1.8 STM, many extra battery packs. It's full and heavy loaded up, but it holds it all.

SCOTT B.

2016-01-13T14:27:40

I used this to replace another bag that was more-or-less the same size (not as deep). I got everything in it with room left over! Very happy!

Jack S.

2016-01-13T06:57:56

This is Bigger/wider than I thought, although it may work for 2 bodies and laptop and several lenses including a 70-200 2.8 L. I wish the padding is thicker for a peace of mind . The belt is OK. I wish more secure and even distribution of weight of full bag.

WENGE S.

2016-01-12T19:28:55

I did not review all the pictures depicting this bag. The main picture makes it look narrower than it actually is. It is a really nice bag although it is squarer than what I'm used to carrying. The zippered pocket on the front of the bag is shallow, but I think it can hold a cell phone. I have two cameras with lenses attached. A Sony A57 with Tamron 18-200mm, and a Sony A100 with 75-300mm lens. I have a smaller Sony lens in one of the other pockets and a Fuji Instax mini 90 in another pocket. I still have room for more lenses or a flash unit. I originally took all the partitions out to see how I wanted to place my cameras. After some trial and error I put the partitions back and decided that it was best to have the cameras facing down. In addition to the drawstring sack for covering your gear there is also a rain cover tucked away in the back. There are no loops for attaching a tripod, but that isn't a bad thing because many bags do not have loops for attaching tripods.

JOSEPH C.

2016-01-12T16:24:41

This is an excellent size for two DSLRs, but it can also be used for certain video projectors along with the required cables, etc.

THOMAS G.

2016-01-12T10:09:25

I purchased this because it was on super-rebated closeout sale and I have been looking for a side-hanging bag which would hold my OM-D E-M1 and three PRO zoom lenses, along with my 75-300mm zoom and a flash. You know, for those prepare-for-anything wildlife treks and such. This bag is perfect for just that, with room left over, especially considering my m4/3 setup. It has no hooks or attachments for a tripod, though, and everything need to go in vertically, so if anything is stacked in a space some hook-and-loop needs to be opened. Also, the single main lenghthwise divider doesn't allow for much flexibility in the interior setup. Aside from that, it's a great bag -- FOR OUTDOORS shooting. When trying to maneuver through a crowded interior space (or urban sidewalk, for that matter) it's like hanging a beer cooler on your hip -- not the slickest or most svelte mobile profile.

John P.

2016-01-12T07:43:35

greate production, large room and light weight

LUAN L.

2016-01-07T10:06:20

I've been looking for a bag like this, and I am very pleased! Yes, it is a big bag, large enough for my DSLR and accessories, plus my waterproof point and shoot, small tripods, extra batteries, etc. Love the removable protective insert with closable cover that allows the entire kit 'n caboodle to be lifted out and still be protected. Has a sleeve on the inside back that will fit manuals, tablet, or a laptop up to about 15", but...my MacBook Pro will not quite fit. It might if I forced it, but my Macbook does have a full cover on the exterior that gives it just a bit extra thickness that is may be the difference between snugging it in that sleeve and not. Two straps: one sewn-on shorty for hand carrying and a nicely padded, adjustable and detachable shoulder strap. Back pocket can be opened at the bottom via zipper to slip over rolling luggage handle to make it a useful carry-on. Thank you, LowePro for another quality product.

Jan H.

2016-01-03T07:38:45

This is a great camera bag. It is huge and holds tons of cameras, lenses and flashes. Rebate process was tedious to do requiring online registration and mailing in proof of purchase...

JACK K.

2015-12-29T15:11:59

The pictures of camera bags make them appear so much smaller than they actually are. Don't be mistaken, this bag is meant to hold alot of camera equipment. I got it for a the specific purpose of swim competitions. I have it configured to hold a Canon pro body attached to the 70-200mm f/2.8 on one end and the 300mm f/2.8 lens with a detached body beside it. It holds this setup well. The quality of material and clasps is not the same heavy-duty materials as the Toploader 75AW but this is also reflected in the great price. This is a great value for the money and a must have for anyone that needs another bag to meet a particular purpose.

BRICE G.

2015-12-27T18:40:38

VERY nice and tough bag. Has a rain fly built in. Can carry a huge amount of equipment along with a 13" Macbook! Definitely a keeper.

etfixer

2015-12-27T13:34:40

Have been using the Nikon Messenger bag, but wanted something a bit larger. This is much larger! Comfortable strap and pad, long enough to be worn sling style by a large person, and excellent padding throughout. Why not 5 stars? The buckles at each corner of the front flap are rather small and as such are hard to undo with one hand. Picky, I know, but thought I'd mention it

LOUIS C.

2015-12-24T03:59:14

I like this bag very much, it has plenty of space and enough dividers. I can store a Canon 5D MkIi with a 24-70 2.8L lens, a Canon 50D with a 70-200 2.8L lens, plus a Canon 16-35 2.8L, and my Canon flash. There is also room for filters and memory cards. The bag seems to be water repellant, however it also has a water proof cover you can put over the bag. And last but not the least, it has a sleeve to hook around your carry on bag metal handle. I also like being able to get equipment out of the bag, easier than with a back pack. THIS BAG IS WORTH EVERY PENNY I PAID FOR IT, AND THEN SOME.

Frank

2015-12-04T08:33:55

Finally, after trying several bags and backpacks, I find a bag that I can put 2 bodies and some lenses in it, and it does not get too heavy to carry. I strongly recommend this bag, if you have several lenses and bodies, flashes, ... The built quality is good. However, it does not look as sturdy as my other big bags. On the plus side, the bag by itself, is not heavy.

Sean T.

2015-12-02T16:01:44

Holds all my equipment well worth the price I paid and extremely rugged more than meets my expectations.

Albert G.

2015-12-02T05:41:59

Solid build and the size can fool you. It will hold so much more gear then you can imagine. I had 2 1D series bodies, 70-200, Sony a6000, Canon flash, extra batteries, ef 100mm, and still had room. Worth the money.

THERON M.

2013-12-25T19:00:00

First bag I've purchased in over twenty years, seems well planned and put together.

BILL K.