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The Lowepro Photo Hatchback 16L AW is a camera backpack with space for up to 1 camera body and 2-3 lenses. It measures 27 x 18 x 47 centimeters and it weights 0.9 kg; these dimensions are compatible with the hand luggage limits of most airlines.
It has a rain protector and it is made in nylon and polyester. It has flexible and modular dividers and a front pocket for tablets. It has been in production from 2012 to 2021 (discontinued); the average price, when in production, was 110 €.
5 users have given it an average vote of 8.2 out of 10.
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Pros:Light, comfortable and sturdy, I really like the kidnapping division and the sense of security that you have with the rear opening, including rain bag.
Cons:The side retinas tend to tear when you bump walls or trekking, little modular on the outside, missing the hook for a possible travel tripod.
Opinion:I use it for 3 years now for my trips on the road and I can only talk about it well, not the typical photo backpack but allows you to carry a camera body with zoom mounted and at least one other fixed lens with any charger and flash. The part above the use for my odds and ends or there clothes etc etc. very convenient the possibility to remove the photo department and use it as a "normal" backpack. It has a padded pocket that lends itself to transporting a tablet.
Pros:Light, sturdy, versatile and modular for every day, complete with rain Coprizaino. Photographic part accessible only from the rear, therefore safe enough in case of places with presence of crowds or pickpockets.
Cons:No hooking for any tripod, possibly from accroccare with rubber bands or other DIY hooking... The photographic compartment is accessible only from the back, so removing the backpack, no lateral opening.
Opinion:Taken for my Oly Em10mkII, it fits well together with the 12-40 and 9-18. There is also room for another fixed, maybe two. At the moment the exploit for batteries + charger. At the top comes a lot of stuff: I put wallets, travel toothbrush, sunglasses with pouch, a light sweatshirt well rolled, a small sandwich and some other object. In the front pocket, divided into two compartments, enters a 10-inch tablet, and maybe even a MacBook Air, but I have not tried in person... In the side pockets, in addition to a bottle of water from half a liter, we would happily go a pixie... In short, perfect for a ride in town or for a non-committal excursion! On the shoulders is comfortable, the belts are well adjustable, the one in life is not comfortable but proportionate to the estimated load for a backpack of this type, which is certainly not a mule trekking... Interesting three features: the upholstery of the photographic compartment is removable, for cleaning and for separate transport the internal partition is detachable, thus allowing to use the backpack without photographic material in all its capacity the opening of Photographic part is just back. I'm fine with that because it makes me feel safe... For those who prefer to have lateral openings for "quick extraction" maybe should look for a different model...
Opinion:A handy and lightweight backpack, good quality. The back pocket can hold an SLR and two fixed lenses or an SLR and a handyman; the opening remains hidden behind his back and can be reached only by removing the backpack. The top pocket is roomy and can hold several personal items. The front zip pocket can hold a mini ipad smoothly. rnIl negative side is the fact that when used with a tele 70-200 type does not allow to introduce other lenses, if not using the top pocket.
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