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The Lowepro Transit Sling 250 AW is a sling bag with space for up to 1 camera body and 2-3 lenses. It measures 25 x 17 x 43 centimeters and it weights 0.8 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; there is an external tripod holder. It has been in production from 2013 to 2018 (discontinued); the average price, when in production, was 96 €.
5 users have given it an average vote of 9.0 out of 10.
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Pros:slip movement with access to laterale.rnStile urban pocket inconspicuous
Cons:Low capacity and poor ergonomics in case of too high weights. RNE 'can be fastened only very small tripods and light.
Opinion:Use SLR since 2003, recently I switched to Sony Alpha 7R II. After extensive research and testing, I came to this product on the advice of a friend and after consulting various sites. Among all the products used so far I think is the best in many respects. The release system and forward displacement makes the use of the most immediate camera of any other product. The bag moves toward the front of mo 'baby carrier and creates almost a shelf, allowing you to take the camera from the side pocket or objectives, goals change, unscrew the adapter, place the caps, etc. The everything with extreme comfort, without the risk of accidental falls. A secondary shoulder strap retractable can be used to make it stable and suitable to light trekking (even if the backpack is not properly indicated for such activities). 'The only way, for me, to have on hand and how much like a cell phone camera, ready to use even for photos "rapids." The dimensions are obviously more & userious; contained than conventional backpacks: greater weight may not be supported on one shoulder. The "urban from backpack-style" makes the presence of SLRs not guessed (handy in the subway and on the streets). The build quality is Lowepro.rnrnL'ho standard used in a 9-day trip to New York all the time, and I can say I'm fully satisfied. On that occasion, I brought in the bag, all in horizontal position, wedged ad hoc thanks to adjustable dividers (then cash out all the same from the side opening): Sony A7R II with mounted on Sony-Zeiss 24-70 f4, Canon 17- 40L f4 of Metabones adapter, Sony 70-200G f4, f1.8 Canon 85, battery replacement. At the top I put the cell phone, the map of the metro, the wallets, handkerchiefs, a light sweater (in its place, a few days, I put a folding umbrella or a bottle of water) .rnrnParlando of negative notes, the door -treppiede is almost unusable because it unbalances the zaino and it makes the weight more noticeable on the back and makes it difficult and unstable as the famous slip movement to take the camera from the side pocket. With the mini-tripod Manfrotto Befree One problem is less obvious and the use is possible even if still not advisable for too long. Personally, I also would have preferred a principal softer shoulder and wide (and possibly the secondary).
Cons:It must not overload because, being single sided, it becomes uncomfortable.
Opinion:convenient and efficient backpack, carries on his back for hours without fatigue. The important thing is not to overload it. I am using it with a Nikon D5500 and two zoom lenses (10-24 and 18-200), lightweight tripod (or MeFoto A0350 Gorillapod Focus) and, sometimes, flash. Also filters, batteries and accessories. It seems to me the right weight. Whereas when they are "around photographing" the D5500 with a lens is always out from the bag, around your neck or in your hand, the weight is further reduced, and you almost forget that you have the backpack on his back.
Pros:Compact, well-built, single shoulder strap with a shoulder block, cover anti rain, snare stand brings convenient .... but for those ultra light! unobtrusive, space-saving design.
Cons:Become uncomfortable if it is filled with too many pounds.
Opinion:Good value for money (I have found it to € 50) the convenient side pocket to pull out his camera, and slide your one shoulder down without taking off the zaino.Dimensioni reduced but reflex and 3 goals come tranquillamente.Ne are satisfied. Perhaps the top model is bigger, but surely this is much more compact and space-saving.
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