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title: "Lowepro Flipside Trek 450 Backpack, Camera Backpack for DSLRs and Multiple Lenses, for Laptop, Tablet, Photo Accessories, Tripod, Grey, 17 x 26 x 31 cm"
price: "$915.71"
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# Lowepro Flipside Trek 450 Backpack, Camera Backpack for DSLRs and Multiple Lenses, for Laptop, Tablet, Photo Accessories, Tripod, Grey, 17 x 26 x 31 cm

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- **What is this?** Lowepro Flipside Trek 450 Backpack, Camera Backpack for DSLRs and Multiple Lenses, for Laptop, Tablet, Photo Accessories, Tripod, Grey, 17 x 26 x 31 cm
- **How much does it cost?** $915.71 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Description

The Lowepro Flipside Trek 450 backpack is designed for photographers who need a versatile carrying solution that protects camera and outdoor equipment for a day off road. The Flipside Track backpack offers the perfect mix of camera and daypack compartments, as well as all the carrying options you'd expect from an outdoor backpack. 1 x Flipside Trek BP 450 AW (Grey/Dark Green)

Review: Great all round photo/trek backpack. - I have had a play with this backpack today, it seems small but is in fact quite large for storing your camera and lenses. An example of what I fitted into the camera compartment is this. Nikon D750 with a 24-70 F2.8 Nikon 70-200 F4 Nikon 50mm F1.8 Tamron 15-30mm F2.8. Nikon D7100 with a 17-70 Sigma Macro F2.8-F4. As you can see, it will fit most of your camera gear in there in one go, the main issue is with larger lenses, I have a Tamron 150-600mm, its a bit of a beast so that pretty much takes up one whole side of the compartment, the D750 the other (with a 70-200 F4 fitted), just about squeeze in a 50mm f1.8 but not much more room in there, its still good if you are just going to do long range work but there will be compromises to be made. Top compartment, easily fits a Gortex type waterproof, top and bottoms, with room to spare for a warm base layer, front compartment, not really done much with that, there is plenty of room for your batteries and cards (though these could be fitted into one of the two velcro pocket dividers found in the main compartment), and room for a 10 inch pad and food, its deep enough for kit as long as you don't expect to stay out 24+ hours. Side holders for water bottles, not a problem there either, I have 2 1ltr bottles (British Army type) easily placed in there securely. I have not yet tried attaching a tripod but it should easily be accommodated on the back (or side if you do not require as much water taking out with you), I would just avoid putting water into any of the internal compartments in case it leaks. Padding of the internal compartments is good, not had any issues with anything jabbing into me or out of the rucksack, the padding on the straps is more than enough for it to me comfortable, as is the waist belt, the only issue I have here is that its pretty much a requirement that you fasten the top strap across your chest to get the pack to seat correctly, if you don't then it drops slightly off the shoulder and could be an issue on longer walks/hikes if you don't like the restrictiveness of a chest strap, I think having adjustment on the shoulder straps at the top may have been a better idea for comfort, it's not a deal breaker but it is something you should be aware of. Overall its a good compromise as a day rucksack, the ability to carry food, clothing, water as well as a first aid kit, map/compass and any other little items you would require for your comfort, make it versatile enough for most photographers who usually only use a normal photo bag (I also have a Lowepro 400 AW, which is why I opted for this as an alternative whilst walking any sort of distance). Some compromises but easily worth buying for everything else it gives you, and the price.
Review: Great for Sony a6500 - Light, Spacious, Sturdy - Overall Conclusion: If you are after a light and sturdy camera backpack which allows you easy and quick access to your camera, look no further. I have used this back on a 3-weeks road trip through Australia and it was super comfortable and kept my equipment save in the field, in the car and in the plane. Just the right size for a weekend away and European airline hand luggage size restrictions. How to Use: The bag comes with various velcro dividers. Thus you can adjust the camera compartment to your needs. Some of the dividers have a pocket in which you can store a small spare battery, cables or memory cards - clever idea. The camera compartment opens to the back, so nobody can access and steal items from your back while you wear it. While having the hip strap closed, you can swing the backpack to your front and access your equipment without having to take off the backpack or rest it on the dirty/wet floor. It works very well. The top compartment is reasonably large, you could use this for a weekend away if you do not need a lot of things. I will use this in connection with some packing cubes and this should do the trick as they allow you to save space (see my review for the packing cubes I use). It has a mesh pocket for smaller items which you would like to store separately. You have a further pocket at the front of the back which can hold smaller iPads, papers, other long and thin items like power banks, etc. There are two further pockets on the hip strap which I use to hold spare batteries or lens caps. Again, another clever idea. There are straps at the front of the back which I use to hold a jacket, but can be used for tripods, blankets, solar panels, cups, etc. There are mesh pockets left and right to hold small tripods or large water bottles. Space: As mentioned above, I will use this bag for a weekend away on a regular basis going forward due to its ample space and the perfect size considering budget airline restrictions on hand luggage in the EU. I am able to fit a 3K GorillaPod and a GoPro Grip in one of the side mesh pockets, a large water bottle in the other side. In the main compartment, I carry a Sony a6500 with a Sigma 16mm 1.4 lens attached, a Sigma 30mm 1.4 lens, the zoom kit lens from Sony, a DJI Copilot, two variable Tiffen ND filters, five spare batteries for the Sony, Anker PowerCore 20100, a third party Sony battery charger, two lens pens, a rocket blower, PeakDesign camera strap, small GoPro case with Hero6, 2 spare batteries, GoPro charger, all required cables, spare lens caps and a spare SD card. In the front pocket, I carry a pair of Sony on-ear headphones, A4 papers/travel documents and tickets, etc. The top compartment should provide enough space for the cloths required for a weekend away during the warmer months. Quality and Price: The padding is very thick which gives the backpack a sturdy from. This is great for travelling or the airplane where you can not always avoid people throwing their bags on your own bag or squeezing things next to your bag. It also means that the backpack keeps its form when you have it not fully packed and if the weight is distributed correctly, it will stand up without falling over. I have not had any quality issues - the zippers feel very strong, so do the materials used. I noticed, however, that the bag gets dirty quite quickly, but you can wipe it down easily. There are lots of small clever straps, strap holders and pockets which make this bag amazing. I bought this at a reduced price of GBP 99 on desertcart and I would highly recommend this bag. If this review was helpful, please click the button below.

## Features

- DESIGNED FOR TREKKING: The perfect outdoor camera backpack for photographers who want to carry both their equipment and personal belongings.
- PRACTICAL: The flipside access via the back allows removal of equipment without having to remove the backpack.
- ALWAYS ORGANIZED: With the Flipside backpack, there is no need to make any compromises with the separate camera and daypack compartments.
- EQUIPMENT IS PROTECTED: Thanks to the specially designed tablet compartment, your device is always safely stowed away and the “All Weather Cover” offers reliable weather protection.
- TAKE EVERYTHING WITH YOU: Additional carrying options inside or outside allow you to expand the bag's capacity.
- Material composition - Polyester

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Outer Material | Polyester |
| Material Type | Polyester |
| Shell Type | Soft Shell |
| Lining Description | Nylon |
| Product Care Instructions | Wipe with Dry Cloth |
| Item Weight | 1.69 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 6.69"D x 10.24"W x 12.2"H |
| Storage Volume | 30 Liters |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Item Shape | Rectangular |
| Color | Grey/Dark Green |
| Pattern | Solid |
| character | Sports |
| Backpack Design | Daypack Backpack |
| Style Name | Flipside Trek Bp 450 Aw |
| Apparel Closure Type | Zipper |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| Pocket Description | Utility Pocket |
| Compatible Device Size Maximum | 10 Inches |
| Strap Type | Shoulder Strap |
| Embellishment Feature | Cord |

## Images

![Lowepro Flipside Trek 450 Backpack, Camera Backpack for DSLRs and Multiple Lenses, for Laptop, Tablet, Photo Accessories, Tripod, Grey, 17 x 26 x 31 cm - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61K1EK1qjwL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Only using camera storage which is better suited for a sony a7ii 16/35f4 and 70/200.... Also my filter pouch cable release and batteries ...**
A: You should be well suited with this bag, I've got a canon 80d, 10-18, 18-55, 50 prime and 55-250 in mine and have space in the main bag for charger and release cable. All of that is in the main body of the bag leaving the top pocket for hat, gloves etc

**Q: Would i fit a d810?850 with an l bracket in? thanks**
A: This is quite a large bag, i used Canon and not Nikon i fit in a camera with a 100-400mm zoom lens attached to the camera down just one side, leaving the other side for a additional lens or whatever you need, also on the top there is a additional compartment which will fit at least two pairs of full size 8x42 bino's, there is also pockets on the inside for cleaning cloths books etc you can even fit a laptop in it with ease. being flipside if you have all straps attached to you, you can flip it around for easy access with actually removing the pack but i don't use it, if you are not bothered with this you may as well buy the normal 450 capacity. overall a real fantastic bag oh and you can fit a tripod on it at the front no need to carry it. Hope this helps

**Q: What is the size of the hip belt**
A: The hip belt has two components each side. The large padded section starts at the bag and measures 10cm wide x 20cm long, The thinner adjustable strap on the right hand side measures 40cm long x 4cm wide. There is an additional 30cm of adjustment on the left side, as well as the thicker padded belt as already described.

Its a great bag and very comfortable to wear.

**Q: What are the dimensions of the padded area at the bottom of the bag for camera gear on the 450 AW**
A: the internal dimensions for this bag are 26 x 17 x 31 cm

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great all round photo/trek backpack.
*by T***S on 18 September 2021*

I have had a play with this backpack today, it seems small but is in fact quite large for storing your camera and lenses. An example of what I fitted into the camera compartment is this. Nikon D750 with a 24-70 F2.8 Nikon 70-200 F4 Nikon 50mm F1.8 Tamron 15-30mm F2.8. Nikon D7100 with a 17-70 Sigma Macro F2.8-F4. As you can see, it will fit most of your camera gear in there in one go, the main issue is with larger lenses, I have a Tamron 150-600mm, its a bit of a beast so that pretty much takes up one whole side of the compartment, the D750 the other (with a 70-200 F4 fitted), just about squeeze in a 50mm f1.8 but not much more room in there, its still good if you are just going to do long range work but there will be compromises to be made. Top compartment, easily fits a Gortex type waterproof, top and bottoms, with room to spare for a warm base layer, front compartment, not really done much with that, there is plenty of room for your batteries and cards (though these could be fitted into one of the two velcro pocket dividers found in the main compartment), and room for a 10 inch pad and food, its deep enough for kit as long as you don't expect to stay out 24+ hours. Side holders for water bottles, not a problem there either, I have 2 1ltr bottles (British Army type) easily placed in there securely. I have not yet tried attaching a tripod but it should easily be accommodated on the back (or side if you do not require as much water taking out with you), I would just avoid putting water into any of the internal compartments in case it leaks. Padding of the internal compartments is good, not had any issues with anything jabbing into me or out of the rucksack, the padding on the straps is more than enough for it to me comfortable, as is the waist belt, the only issue I have here is that its pretty much a requirement that you fasten the top strap across your chest to get the pack to seat correctly, if you don't then it drops slightly off the shoulder and could be an issue on longer walks/hikes if you don't like the restrictiveness of a chest strap, I think having adjustment on the shoulder straps at the top may have been a better idea for comfort, it's not a deal breaker but it is something you should be aware of. Overall its a good compromise as a day rucksack, the ability to carry food, clothing, water as well as a first aid kit, map/compass and any other little items you would require for your comfort, make it versatile enough for most photographers who usually only use a normal photo bag (I also have a Lowepro 400 AW, which is why I opted for this as an alternative whilst walking any sort of distance). Some compromises but easily worth buying for everything else it gives you, and the price.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for Sony a6500 - Light, Spacious, Sturdy
*by J***N on 21 October 2018*

Overall Conclusion: If you are after a light and sturdy camera backpack which allows you easy and quick access to your camera, look no further. I have used this back on a 3-weeks road trip through Australia and it was super comfortable and kept my equipment save in the field, in the car and in the plane. Just the right size for a weekend away and European airline hand luggage size restrictions. How to Use: The bag comes with various velcro dividers. Thus you can adjust the camera compartment to your needs. Some of the dividers have a pocket in which you can store a small spare battery, cables or memory cards - clever idea. The camera compartment opens to the back, so nobody can access and steal items from your back while you wear it. While having the hip strap closed, you can swing the backpack to your front and access your equipment without having to take off the backpack or rest it on the dirty/wet floor. It works very well. The top compartment is reasonably large, you could use this for a weekend away if you do not need a lot of things. I will use this in connection with some packing cubes and this should do the trick as they allow you to save space (see my review for the packing cubes I use). It has a mesh pocket for smaller items which you would like to store separately. You have a further pocket at the front of the back which can hold smaller iPads, papers, other long and thin items like power banks, etc. There are two further pockets on the hip strap which I use to hold spare batteries or lens caps. Again, another clever idea. There are straps at the front of the back which I use to hold a jacket, but can be used for tripods, blankets, solar panels, cups, etc. There are mesh pockets left and right to hold small tripods or large water bottles. Space: As mentioned above, I will use this bag for a weekend away on a regular basis going forward due to its ample space and the perfect size considering budget airline restrictions on hand luggage in the EU. I am able to fit a 3K GorillaPod and a GoPro Grip in one of the side mesh pockets, a large water bottle in the other side. In the main compartment, I carry a Sony a6500 with a Sigma 16mm 1.4 lens attached, a Sigma 30mm 1.4 lens, the zoom kit lens from Sony, a DJI Copilot, two variable Tiffen ND filters, five spare batteries for the Sony, Anker PowerCore 20100, a third party Sony battery charger, two lens pens, a rocket blower, PeakDesign camera strap, small GoPro case with Hero6, 2 spare batteries, GoPro charger, all required cables, spare lens caps and a spare SD card. In the front pocket, I carry a pair of Sony on-ear headphones, A4 papers/travel documents and tickets, etc. The top compartment should provide enough space for the cloths required for a weekend away during the warmer months. Quality and Price: The padding is very thick which gives the backpack a sturdy from. This is great for travelling or the airplane where you can not always avoid people throwing their bags on your own bag or squeezing things next to your bag. It also means that the backpack keeps its form when you have it not fully packed and if the weight is distributed correctly, it will stand up without falling over. I have not had any quality issues - the zippers feel very strong, so do the materials used. I noticed, however, that the bag gets dirty quite quickly, but you can wipe it down easily. There are lots of small clever straps, strap holders and pockets which make this bag amazing. I bought this at a reduced price of GBP 99 on Amazon and I would highly recommend this bag. If this review was helpful, please click the button below.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Pros and Cons of Lowepro Flipside Trek BP 250 AW Backpack for Camera
*by T***U on 1 July 2023*

The Lowepro Flipside Trek BP 250 AW backpack is designed for photographers who want to take their camera gear as well as their personal belongings on outdoor adventures. It's two-tiered, with a lower compartment for camera gear and an upper compartment for other items. It also has a flipside access feature, allowing you to access your camera without having to remove the backpack. Pros: -It has a padded and adjustable camera compartment, which can fit a mirrorless camera or a compact DSLR, plus 1-2 extra lenses, and has a CradleFit pocket for a tablet up to 10 inches. -It has an open zone at the top of the pack for personal items, such as a jacket, sunglasses, snacks, etc. It also has a front pocket for smaller items, such as cables, batteries, or a phone. -It has an ActivZone suspension system, which provides all-day wearing comfort and ventilation. It also has a chest strap and a waist belt for extra stability and support. -It has multiple attachment points for carrying gear outside of the bag, such as a tripod, trekking poles, solar panels, or water bottles. It also has a built-in rain cover for protection from the elements. -It is certified by Lowepro as a genuine product and has a QR code on the label that can be scanned to verify its authenticity. Cons: -It is not very spacious, and may not fit larger camera bodies or lenses, or more than one extra lens. It also may not have enough room for other items if you pack too much camera gear. -It is not very versatile, and may not be suitable for other purposes than outdoor photography. It also may not match your personal style or preference. -It is relatively expensive, and may not be affordable for everyone. It also may not be worth the price if you don’t need all the features it offers. Reasons to buy: -If you are looking for a compact and comfortable backpack that can carry both your camera gear and personal belongings on outdoor adventures. -If you want to access your camera quickly and securely without taking off the backpack. -If you trust the Lowepro brand and its certification process. Reasons to avoid: -If you are looking for a spacious and versatile backpack that can fit larger camera bodies or lenses, or more than one extra lens. -If you want to use the backpack for other purposes than outdoor photography. -If you prefer a cheaper or more stylish alternative to this backpack. Conclusion: The Lowepro Flipside Trek BP 250 AW is a small and comfortable rucksack that can hold both camera equipment and personal belongings on outdoor adventures. It's two-tiered, with a lower compartment for camera gear and an upper compartment for other items. It also has a flipside access feature, allowing you to access your camera without having to remove the backpack. However, it is not particularly spacious or versatile, and it may not accommodate larger camera bodies or lenses, or more than one additional lens. It is also relatively expensive, and you may not find it worthwhile if you do not require all of the features it provides. Overall, it's a good option for photographers looking for a small and comfortable rucksack to carry both their camera gear and personal belongings on outdoor adventures.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Lowepro LP37016-PWW Flipside Trek BP 450 AW Backpack for Camera, Grey/Dark Green
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