Lowepro Passport Sling III - Grey

2018-12-17T10:42:25

bought for gifts

Gary L.

2018-09-10T20:00:00

I love this bag. It doesn't take a lot of room and yet holds mirrorless, umbrella, two water bottles, and some accessories. Comfortable.

Man B.

Originally posted at

2018-05-13T01:23:51

I like it very much. It is light and compact and as long as you're not carrying a huge telephoto lens, you should be able to bring a second lens and all your other accouterments. The 'but' is because there is no padding across the bottom of the bag. There is padding at the bottom of the camera cradle insert which is great but if you have a Canon 6d or similar size camera there won't be room to put your lens within the padded cradle and it will get knocked around when you put your bag down. There is an easy fix, just add a bit of your own padding.

louis A.

2018-03-17T20:00:00

I have had this bag in black for at least 3 years. I bought it to take on a series of trips to Europe. I wanted to have a bag that could doubled as a large purse, go cross body, and act as a carry-on holding my Lumix GX8 mirrorless camera and a few lenses. I can also put my Nikon D 810 and a small lens in it if I decide to use that instead of the Lumix. Love it! I love the way it unzips to be larger if necessary. The dividers are great. The outside pockets hold tissues, hand cleaners, etc. The little zippered mesh bag is perfect for holding small valuables that might get lost, and I like the attached cord with the clip for securing my keys. My only wish is that is also came in a tan, khaki, or cream, so it could blend with my summer clothes. I don't want to look like a photographer in some of the places I go. Another suggestion: make one that is 2/3 or 1/2 this size, then I could be even more discreet and carry my camera to restaurants. Great bag!

SaraCaballera

Originally posted at

2017-11-22T19:00:00

I used this camera bag to travel in Japan and Singapore. It stored everything that I wanted. The expandability of the bag allowed me to carry a light jacket and a small water bottle as well as the camera, 3 lenses, battery charge and spare battery. Being light and not looking like a typical camera bag it attracted little attention, which I think is good security when traveling.

Lyell

Originally posted at

2017-05-31T13:01:42

Nice small bag that can be used for carrying a small amount of camera equipment plus other gear for short trips or for sightseeing. Adequately protects DSLR and one or two lenses.

John P.

2017-01-10T09:15:31

Nice bag to carry a few items.

Devdeep G.

2016-06-14T14:28:33

Pros: I carry the bag on my right hip with my camera and 28-300 lens facing down so I can pull it in and out without attracting too much attention. The partitions are adjustable. It has enough room an 11-16mm ultra wide zoom, 35mm "normal" lens, compact flash and Blackrapid strap; enough gear to cover all my needs. Padding is lightweight: it's a carry bag not intended to be a protective travel bag. Cons: needs a outside mesh pocket for a water bottle and attachments to sling a compact tripod and it would be a perfect bag.

JEFF B.

2016-06-07T14:26:36

I did not think it was much use as a photo bag the compartments are small and seems to be more bag then you need. if you carry just a few camera items and more clothing food etc. it might be more useful. I ended up putting my Tamron 150-600 telly lens in it along with the accessories it fit fine with its case once I took out the compartments. it is comfortable to carry but kind of wraps around you.

John W.

2016-05-31T06:35:49

I have used this bag twice and it is great within an urban environment. No lugging your bag on and off the subway, simply over your shoulder and across your body. Just don't expect to care more than three lenses. Once gain it is compact. I am able to carry DSLR body, 1 fixed Lens, 1 Multi Lens, 1 Hi-Zoom Lens and Flash. Plus, charger, phone, tablet, wallet and water bottle. So far I love this bag !!!!

William F.