Lowepro Toploader Pro 70 AW II Holster Bag (Black)

If you find me shooting, you will probably also find at least one Lowepro Toploader Pro hanging from my shoulder or attached to a Lowepro Belt I am wearing. These cases are by far my most-used. Why?

I purchased this bag to travel with a D750 (no grip), 85/1.4G and a 50/1.8G, both without hoods. The bag came with a velcro divider pad so I can pack the second lens at the bottom, though it's a little awkward to have to peel off the velcro each time I want to switch lenses.

This is an ideal way to transport your camera when working. I am using Pro 70 AW II in architectural work with a Nikon D5 and Nikon 14mm-24mm, f/2.8 lens most of the time. The holster bag provides protection from sudden rain showers and allows both hands to be free when setting up a tripod/leveling...

I wanted a bag for a camera with a nine-inch long lens, that could be worn with one strap on the sshoulder and one around the waist. This bag nominally satisfied these requirements, but:1. it is too baulky, and though the width and length are right, it is far too deep.2.

Parfait pour transporter un reflex pro comme un D4 ou encore un D810 avec grip, avec une 24-120mm attach.Trs bonne qualit du nylon et du sac.

I have three of these bags. Two are housing my Nikons, the third is for those times I take a longer lens and leave my main camera bag home. I like to keep expensive gear protected and Lowepro does that for me.

This pack fits perfect my D810 and the lense 24-70 mm. The material look good. I really like it.

Good protection for the camera. However, the zipper enclosures for the top cover is not easy slide. If you have a lens hood on the lens, it will be a little difficult to put in and take out the camera from this bag..

This product is great for when you don't want to bring a backpack, or when you want quick access to your camera. It snugly fits an ungripped Canon 5DMkiii with 24-70mm f/2.8, but the hood has to be in it's stowed position on the lens.

Previously I've used Tamrac camera holsters. I paired them with a Mountainsmith Day model Lumbar Pack. They were great and very durable except for the spot where the belt would attach. I had to find an upholstery shop to sew extra straps to reinforce that spot.

Just what I needed to carry my dslr with 150-300 mm zoom.