Lowepro mini trekker aw !!

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Would just like to let everyone know that this bag rocks.

Ive been looking for a suitable bag for ages now as my old one (fishing bait bag) only had one strap and wasnt very comfortable when fully loaded.

So far I can fit in:

Canon 40d + tamron 17-50 2.8
Canon 1000d + falcon 8mm fisheye
tamron 18-270
canon 50mm
spare batteries + mem cards
body caps and lens hoods

along with my laptop as its a small one and a tripod for those odd occasions and for £35 off ebay for "as new" it was a bargin and has plenty of room for at least 3 more lens's, and more importantly the weight is evenly distributed over my shoulders.

So anyone looking for a great bag grab one.:thumbs:
 
I use a Lowepro Computrekker which is rather good other than the fact that it only takes laptops up to 15 " :bang:
 
I had one but found it too awkward and time-consuming to access easily once all buttoned up... Lowepro Slingshot kind of spoils you for things like that I guess... no need to take it off your body.
 
I sent my SS300 back and exchanged it for one of these. Excellent bag, very comfy.
Although I sometimes think i should have purchased the flipside, as i could have used the weather cover keeping the bag clean/dry whilst still able to get my equipment.

Dave
 
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