Lowepro ProTactic TLZ 70 AW DSLR toploader - expand to hold up 24-70mm f/2.8 and lens hood with portrait grip camera gear personal belongings for Like Canon 5D LP37278-PWW

This is my solution to storing and protecting my travel setup (Full-frame mirrorless with 24 - 200). I needed to have something compact to go into my cycling panniers. It doesn’t have space for additional lenses, but I have bags with greater capacity, but none are as compact as the Lowepro ProTactic TLZ 75 AW DSLR toploader. As with all of my Lowepro bags the quality is exemplary.

I purchased the LOWEPRO PRO-TACTIC TLZ 70 AW TOP LOADER to hold my Nikon Z9 with the Smallrig L-bracket attached, and it really works extremely well once I removed all the adjustable padding inside the case. I have the Nikkor 14-24 F2.8 on the camera about 90% of the time for my real estate photography, along with the 112mm filter hood for my magnetic KASE REVOLUTION CPL, and I can place the camera + lens w/filter hood in the case and it fits like a glove. Since my Nikkor 24-70 F2.8 is nearly the identical size to the 14-24 lens, it works perfectly in the case as well. I don't currently own the 70-200 F2.8, but I believe by unzipping and engaging the extension at the bottom, it should handle the extra 3 inches in length for the final lens in the Nikkor "Trinity".As you can tell by my 5-star rating, I'm EXTREMELY PLEASED with my purchase for the NIKON Z9. It provides great protection and convenience when carrying the camera with any of the native "trinity" lenses attached. The product is also VERY WELL CONSTRUCTED, and I expect the case to last for many years.

Like: Seems well made, carries camera equipment with space above for rain jacket, or lunch or other stuff. Comfortable on the back. Good side access to equipment. Compact size.Dislike: The camera 'cube' and dividers are very rigid and hard to configure, depending on your equipment. Not enough dividers provided. I've had to add extra, softer padding to keep lenses from 'banging around' in the pockets I've formed. I can get a Sony A7-series camera, medium-zoom and maybe two medium-sized primes in the cube, but then the primes need to be 'stacked' so that you need to remove one to get at the prime behind it.Good & Bad: Two pockets for water bottles (good!), but these are on the camera access doors. That doesn't impede access, just makes it a bit more awkward. The side pockets are suggested for securing a tripod, but it would need to be a travel-sized tripod for sure. You can strap a tripod across the bottom, but it may stick out and catch on things if you're on a narrow trail. You can also strap it to the back of the bag, but you may need an extra strap (or two) for this to feel really secure. Then, too, a longer tripod will stick up above or below the bag, making it impossible to set the backpack down upright.The bag works for a certain configuration of mine, but it's not as flexible as I would like. DSLR users should know that the cube may not fit your camera, especially if it's larger (taller), and certainly not if it's gripped.

Già avuto in passato. Molto resistente e capiente. Arrivato prima del previsto, ben confezionato. Dallo stesso venditore già acquistato altri prodotti, sempre soddisfatto.

Fits my camera body, lenses and accessories with enough space for a weekend away (clothes and toiletries) and still fits into the airline carry on crate thingy.It can get heavy after a weekend of lugging it around a city though but it works for me.