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The Lowepro Flipside 300 is a camera backpack with space for up to 1 camera body with 70-200mm and 2-4 other lenses. It measures 26 x 17 x 44 centimeters and it weights 1.2 kg; these dimensions are compatible with the hand luggage limits of most airlines.
It is made in nylon and polyester. It has flexible and modular dividers; there is an external tripod holder. It has been in production from 2006 to 2022 (discontinued); the average price, when in production, was 122 €.
15 users have given it an average vote of 9.2 out of 10.
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Pros:Very comfortable and capacious in the main part. The waist hook system to pick up/change equipment without taking off your backpack is truly incredible.
Cons:Aesthetically ugly, it does not have a pocket for PC / tablet, little capacious pockets and other spaces. System to hook the smart tripod but very ugly to see .. The black fades a little over time.
Opinion:Backpack bought 5 years ago and used less than other backpacks because there is no possibility to bring a PC or tablet. Certainly very safe against theft (it does not open if you keep it on the back) and turning it in front, it is "horizontal" as on a table, to change or take stuff, brilliant! Very comfortable and spacious the main part (maybe a bit narrow, but deep just right to put a medium zoom "standing"). The other pockets and compartments are very small (especially those on the side). Mine after an "ontheroad" in the United States in August, has faded a bit ', and now in the sun is not really black but reddish, to understand the same shade that has the hair of a dog or a black cat seen in full sun :3
Opinion:I use it to carry a D3s with mounted the 70-200 including the Duplicator, there is also the mounted the Sigma 300 f/2.8, just remove that kind of inner bag. Let's say it is dedicated for this, at most you can insert a flash or another camera body without lens. Scrambled for sports photos after years is identical to the new
Pros:Internal/external dimensions, constructive goodness and materials, good endowment of internal partitions, absence of metal sliders of the internal zippers, excellent accessibility to the material/optical change thanks to the ventral belt that allows to rotate it in front To itself and operate with a superior comfort to that of the traditional bags
Cons:Shortage of external pockets, lack of elastics with Velcro inside to guarantee a better anchoring of the material, delicacy of the inner lining, presence of the rain cover but sewn to the backpack and not free
Opinion:It's an excellent backpack, also from the aesthetic point of view (I took the version "Mimetic"): For an Aps-C and related lenses (not too bulky) space is more than enough; The only real "flaws" in my opinion are the anti-rain cap (in my there) sewn to the base of the backpack (I would have preferred free, easier to fit) and the delicacy of the interior lining of the backrest: after only a few exits, the edge of a Lens has slightly uneaten the lining, problem easily solvable by adjusting the lens with the rear cap facing the same coating.
Cons:External / internal dimensions allow its use only during limited kit. Door tripod suitable for light and shorter models. It is not equipped with waterproof protective bag but has treated the hinges.
Opinion:The Lowepro flip side 300 has an outside pocket for the bottle and a zippered pocket for memory, batteries, mobile, etc., and you can attach a tripod on centrale.rnPuò position contain an SLR with mounted: the battery-grip, the extension of the eyepiece, the doubler (extender) canon 1.4x (7x2,5cm), the big lens hood in the rest position and the tele canon 70-200 f4 L iS USM (17,2x7,6cm). Other examples: the canon is 100-400mm, 150-600mm Sigma os (in this case is removed velcrtaoto wrap top with zipper. On the side you can put a gimbal type Benro GH1 and a fifty or a flash. On the bottom there are still 6 cm useful, across the width (they are covered from the top). If you mount the SLR a tele less stringent than the canon 70-200mm can be stored in total 3 other bulk goals and 1 flash.
Pros:Capacity in relation to the dimensions, materials used and therefore resistance, support for retractable tripod, rear opening.
Cons:Lack of anti rain cover as the flipside of 400
Opinion:I possess it for several years and despite having made him see all the colors, just a tap with a damp sponge to get it back again. It is very ergonomic and compact; the rear opening is a great convenience, especially in places frequented by attackers, allowing you to make quick changes without lay it on the ground (it uses the belt to run it from behind his back in front within seconds and tilting it remains perfectly balance the pelvis allowing access to the material). I can get us to stay inside 7d, 100-400, 17-50, 10-20 and 30 1.4 more flash, as well as small equipment batteries etc. The only flaw, it lacks the "sack" Rain of which is equipped with the 400 version Highly recommended for kits not too exaggerated.
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