Lowepro Pro Roller x100 AW Rolling Bag, Fits 1-2 Pro DSLRs, 4-6 Lenses, 15" Laptop. Also Fits DJI Mavic Drone and Transmitter with GoPro or DSLR with Lens

2020-03-12T10:06:30

Been using this for a couple years now. Love it. I had been using over the shoulder bags for 20 years. So glad I went to a sturdy wheeled bag. Except for smaller planes, it fits in overhead storage. I shoot mostly architecture. The only drawback is while shooting exteriors, it isn't as easy to lug up a hill like a shoulder bag.

KEN P.

2019-03-23T02:59:57

Well designed and well made. Very versatile with easy to change interior compartments.

GENO J.

2019-01-08T09:58:57

very good and roomy case. I also have an older top of the line Lowepro; that one was on the same quality as this one. If the Pro Roller X 300 is anything like that it will be durable and last a long time, my other Lowepro is 8 years old, very good and standing tall and in excellent condition.

HERSCHEL S.

2018-12-31T01:14:42

Seriously impressed with this bag. Lots of compartment space for my D500 and all my lenses + accessories. I really like the TSA lock (not the TSA) as well as the removable backpack. The only flaws I have found so far are the lack of a pocket for the base of the tripod to prevent any slippage. Some MOLLE type straps on top and on the opposite side from the tripod would also be welcome.

Floyd S.

2018-06-20T20:00:00

This is a great bag, but the size will not fit in the airline overhead bins. The airlines are going to a standard size or 22" and this bag says the size is 22", but it is not. If you take off the wheels to make it fit, there is still a 1" stand on the bottom of the bag which makes your bag have to be checked and out of your control. Bought this bag so that I could carry it on with me, now can't use it as a carry on, without separating the inner bag from the outer bag, and have to check an empty outer bag (pay for an empty bag) just so I can put it back together when i get off a plane.

Hawaii M.

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2018-05-09T10:46:10

I love this case..it holds a lot. I am so happy I got it.

Sandra S.

2018-03-21T13:28:39

This bag replaced an old used roller bag that I had used for years. I love how this bag can convert to a backpack if you need to check the roller bag. All of my gear fits as well. I highly recommend it.

John H.

2018-03-01T10:51:50

This is a well designed suitcase for cameras and lens, but need more careful designs for accessories and bigger lens. Definitely not for holding two DSLRs, one is ok.

Xi L.

2018-01-03T14:07:11

I was looking for a single bag to hold and store all of my frequently used equipment. And, that could occasionally be used if i need to travel with a large amount of equipment, this is the bag.

Eddie F.

2017-11-27T05:35:23

When I bought this bag I was not pleased with the price. After using it every time we go out on a shoot and it has stood the test of time and protected my gear admirably. I would recommend any professional purchase this bag. I just wish held my light stands as well as my lights and batteries.

CINDY P.

2017-08-01T03:09:09

I've only had it two weeks but it passed the test of travel from NYC to rural Indonesia and back for a shoot. The case fits a lot of gear and wheels are smooth. Fits in the plane overhead easily. Has greater depth than the Thinktank I was also looking at. Cons: The handle doesn't glide up and down very smoothly - feels a bit cheap and almost like it will break when trying to pull up and push back in. Wish the computer pocket was a bit bigger and had a flap that closed over it so people couldn't see my laptop as I roll past.

MORGAN G.

2017-07-25T10:42:04

This case is sturdy and holds a lot of gear. I've dragged this case up and down stairs and thrown it into the trunk of my car many times. I've had it several years and it doesn't show any wear and tear.

PATRICIA M.

2017-06-27T01:08:40

Have used this for a year under rugged conditions on a regular basis. Bag performs perfectly, It is a dream to use as carry-on for plane trips. No hassles about size. Carries a ton of stuff with proper packing.

ELWOOD P.

2017-05-30T11:17:33

I was in need of a Carryon Bag for my photography gear. I chose the Lowepro Pro Roller x200 because of the reviews I had read. I'm glad I did. It holds my Canon 5d Mark iii with Battery Grip and my Canon 7d Mark ii also with Battery Grip. Plus my 70-200, 24-70, 100 macro, 16-28 Ultra Wide plus two Canon Speedlites, filters and more. Great Buy.

ROBERT H.

2017-05-28T17:19:07

I had a ten year old camera backpack. When my new cameras didn't fit in it, I ordered a new larger backpack. After I placed my newer (and heavier) cameras in it, I was extremely disappointed to find that I was incapable of carrying the pack any distance. I though my vacation photography would be very limited. Then I found out about the Lowepro Rolling bag. I ordered it, and was happy to see that, I could again bring the equipment I wanted and enjoy the photography I love.

TOM F.

2017-03-16T10:49:26

Not too many options when using two DLSR 's

Jeffrey J.

2017-02-08T07:35:14

Great case

Thomas B.

2017-01-12T06:46:07

Solid and build well. I need a good zipper and lot's of space. Go for it. Adorama got it to me fast. 5 stars for that.

RICHARD M.

2016-12-21T09:27:57

My immediate reaction upon opening the box was this bag is WAY too big! Who could possibly fill this up and with what kind of equipment? Pack it up; it's going back! Fast forward to an hour later: Every bit of my equipment is tucked very safely away in nooks and corners: 2 full-sized DSLR's with battery grips, 5-6 lenses, 2 portable strobes, tons of AA's, a 17" laptop, wires, cables, adapters, chargers, and everything else I can think of, all in ONE bag. No more schlepping 2 or 3 bags with the aggravation of keeping track of them and figuring out what bag holds what. And, no more back aches. This Lowepro is every bit as firmly built as the ThinkTank, but way more affordably priced. Not one regret on the purchase, other than wondering what took me so long to get the damn 35lb backpack off my back!

g t.

2016-12-20T12:20:16

My husband is getting this as a gift for Christmas. Shhhhhh!! We can't wait to use it!! He has researched and researched...

KEITH H.

2016-12-12T12:01:21

Think Tank makes great products, but I could not justify the price of the Airport Security 3, so I opted for the Lowepro x200. This is a well-constructed bag with solid zippers, nice handle, plenty of room and dividers. The wheels are exceptional - they glide very smoothly, even across old rough pavement. There are a couple of things they could improve: 1) the retractable handle, and 2) the dividers. While the handle extends smoothly, it has a little more flex than it should and is sometimes finicky when collapsing. The hook-n-loop tabs on the dividers, rather than connecting at the ends, are sewn to the sides of the dividers such that you have to significantly bend the divider in order for it to attach to the case. Also, the two long rigid dividers are set at an awkward length for my gear, forcing me to bend them such that they kind of snake from one end to the other. That said, I can live with the small flaws because at the end of the day this bag that gets my gear safely to my destinations...and at a significant discount relative to the Airport Security.

Gerald H.

2016-12-08T11:27:09

This roller bag has saved my back. I carry a lot of gear because I never know what I will need from shoot to shoot. The only regret I have is not getting one sooner

ACCOUNTS P.

2016-10-23T12:36:00

This is a very useful carry-on. Rolls nicely, but is also easy to carry. When not traveling, I keep my "toys" in this bag and ready to go. I fortunately have not had to try the rain cover but think it is a good idea.

william s.

2016-10-19T09:43:16

I needed a bigger bag that could fit all of my gear, which includes: 2 DSLRs, multiple zoom and prime lenses, flash and triggers. I still have room to spare! The velcro separators are really well made, making sure my smaller gear doesn't slip and slide into other sections of the bag. The bag is a tad heavy, but doesn't wear you out on a long wedding day.

Kera H.

2016-09-27T03:53:55

There are huge voids in the bottom of the case where all your small things will roll into forcing you to unload the case each time you loose a roll of gaffers tape, battery or screwdriver. The dividers use 1/2 inch velcro that is sewn 1/2 inch in from the edge of the divider. So, the velcro might as well not be there. The dividers are useless. If you work really hard at it you can get one or maybe two rows of the hooks to catch the loop of the liner, but the first time you put pressure on the divider the divider slips because it's not fixed properly. The voids on the bottom of the case also make it impossible to secure the dividers on the bottom. My impression is the case I got must be a cheap knock off. I don't trust it with my gear and neither should you. As a professional photographer who has used Lowepro cases for twenty years my recommendation is to buy anything else.

DeanBirinyi

2016-07-25T23:49:59

All the bells and whistles that the original pro roller x200 featured is not present in this bag. It is missing the 3/4 inch thread on the telescoping handle ( which i was really looking forward to and now how to modify my handle for it or use a c clamp). Missing front zipper for 15inch laptop, now your laptop can freely fly out and is exposed if in high impact situations (like checking in your luggage).The tripod slips out, nothing to support the feet. Made more for carbon fiber tripods. Organizer is simple and really tight now much can fit like the original which has SD slots, a flap for pen cleaners, and large pocket panels. The wheels are great but the original looks more like a nicer upgrade. The features i can live with out but would of love to experience is the kickstand. I wasn't to crazy about but would of love to see if that was a feature I can use on the field. Also the missing the ballistic nylon material.. now its made of cheaper fabric which will probably fade through time and look fuzzy like black cotton shirts running through several spin cycles. The only good thing I can say about this bag is the MAX fit divider system. It does fit many of my lenses and 2 camera bodies very snug. But I am a bit concern about the bottom of the lens where you do feel the telescoping metal but covered with minimal padding. Pros: -MAX fit divider system, -Backpack and reserve pack -TSA lock improvement -2 handles, one on top and on the side for easy stow away movements. -Waterproof bag incase you fall into some insane tropical weather like in miami ;-) Cons: -Missing 3/4 thread on handle. -Unsecured tripod latches. -No front zipper security for laptops -Organizer is simple and not easy to access simpler accessories and media. -Missing kickstand.

LUIS T.

2016-07-02T03:33:19

This case is very sturdy and durable to secure and protect my equiptment. I also like the removable backpack for travel.

DEBRA M.

2016-06-07T02:54:56

Combined a backpack and another case into this unit. I am able to fit a DSLR, 70-200, and 4 lens. Here is the kicker, I am also able to fit 2 Quantum flashes and batteries.Well padded and excellent protection. Highly recommended. Easily fits in airplane overhead bin.

DAVID L.

2016-06-06T13:54:48

I can't thank you enough, for offering the best case I have ever used in the past 40 years as a photographer . So adjustable, so easy to configure, perfect for all the camera bodies are lens I have. I've been telling friends about how good this case is in protection of my camera gear, having a backpack that you can pull out and use the actual inside of the case for your cloths when you travel, that's hard to beat m, quality is top-notch, I couldn't ask for more and Adorama thank you very much for recommending it to me.

THOMAS S.

2016-06-01T10:04:53

I really love it, but I miss the flash support that had the last version.

CLAUDIO G.