Lowepro Mini Trekker AW

Contribution · Jul 2015

It's my workhorse bag, I use it most of the time for my aviation trips. The config here is not my usual one, it's more to show how much one can put into it - however, I actually used it like that twice when going abroad with the plane :) The backpack is absolutely brilliant - apart from what you could expect as Lowepro standard, you get a very strong zipper that firmly closes the top even if some items are sticking a bit out of the "usual" depth (I miss that feature in the Nature Trekker). The front pocket is very deep, once I went to the Berlin air show with only the Minitrekker and all of my personal stuff (clothes, toothbrush etc :)) packed there. And, yes, the plane... while "regular size" backpacks like Nature Trekker are made to fulfil the norms for the carry-on luggage, the reality is sometimes less optimistic.. and Mini Trekker is the safe bet.

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Contribution · Jul 2015

Great bag, lots of room yet doesn't look it. I had the mini trekker 100, but was too small to fit anything but d50 and 18-70mm lens. Got domke f-2, great bag, tough to fit all my gear though, still a great shoulder bag if i am not carrying all my gear. Then got this, i am happy.

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Contribution · Jul 2015

That's my Lowepro Minitrekker AW, where I carry my dear Fujifilm S3 pro camera and the following lenses: Nikkor 80-200mm f/2.8, Nikkor 24-85mm f/2.8-4, Nikkor 50mm f/1.8, Nikkor 24mm f/2.8, Peleng 8mm fisheye, self-made bellow lens as well as the flash Nikon sb-800

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Contribution · Jul 2015

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Contribution · Jul 2015

It's my workhorse bag, I use it most of the time for my aviation trips. The config here is not my usual one, it's more to show how much one can put into it - however, I actually used it like that twice when going abroad with the plane :) The backpack is absolutely brilliant - apart from what you could expect as Lowepro standard, you get a very strong zipper that firmly closes the top even if some items are sticking a bit out of the "usual" depth (I miss that feature in the Nature Trekker). The front pocket is very deep, once I went to the Berlin air show with only the Minitrekker and all of my personal stuff (clothes, toothbrush etc :)) packed there. And, yes, the plane... while "regular size" backpacks like Nature Trekker are made to fulfil the norms for the carry-on luggage, the reality is sometimes less optimistic.. and Mini Trekker is the safe bet.

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Contribution · Jul 2015

Great bag, lots of room yet doesnt look it. I had the mini trekker 100, but was too small to fit anything but d50 and 18-70 lens. Got Domke f-2, great bag, tough to fit all my gear though, still a great shoulder bag if i am not carrying all my gear. Then got this, i am happy.

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Contribution · Jul 2015

Small outside, big inside. It can house many lenses and accessories. As you can see it easily fit body + grip, backup body, flash and 4-5 lenses (depends on lens size) and many accessories (in flap pockets). Can fit 400D+70-200/2.8L + hood (NOT reversed)!

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Contribution · Jul 2015

It's a very good bag and I love it. it carried all my equipment in tracks in Canda, Holland (even in Wadlopen) and Tanzania. I also use the front compartment for my laptop which fits in nicely.

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