Contribution · Jul 2015
I got my Lowepro CompuPrimus AW today. I must sat that I wasn't expecting such a large bag. I went to the store and tried it. It is extremely comfortable even when loaded. It has a very nice laptop case fitted in front slot. Lower photo compartment was large enough to get the following: D300 w/ MB-D10 + 105mm VR + 12-24mm w/hood + 17-35 f/2.8 You can also carry 70-200 with the body and squeeze 105mm in one of the remaining places. Top compartment is large enough to get almost any thing. Winter coats, books, magazines or if you are trekking for couple of days you can carry your personal items such as clothing. The front laptop opening can be used to carry ropes, tents or sleeping bags. My Rover II AW bag looks like a day pack compared to this bag. It is very light yet very comfortable. There are many straps to adjust to your body and it provides perfect fit. I have many Lowepro bags (almost all) but I can clearly say that this is the best of all. I should exclude Dryzone 200 of course. This bag is very light almost 5lbs (2.5 kg) without the laptop sleeve. I would strongly recommend it. But this is the largest of the 3 versions. This might me too big. The top part is bellows shaped so when it is empty is is folded almost flat. The laptop sleeve also fastens to the bag by a velcro band and it is securely sits in place. The front lid is also padded. I think I finally found the camera bag to go many day long trekking with my camping gear and photo gear.
What works
It is simply an awesome bag.. Extremely comfortable and light.
Room for improvement
None.
