
Lowepro ProMag 2 AW
- Added to Cambags
- 7 July 2014
- Bag type
- Shoulder
- Capacity
- 1 body, 3 lenses
- Interior
- 11 W x 6.5 D x 10 H in. / 28 x 16.5 x 25.5 cm
- Exterior
- 14 W x 9 D x 14 H in. / 35.6 x 22.9 x 35.6 cm
- Weight
- 3.97 lbs / 1.8 kg
- Material
- water-resistant 1200D ballistic TXP™ and 2000D ballistic nylon
- Colours
- Black
About this bag
A slim-profile bag for special assignments. The OverLap Zipper™, All Weather Cover™ and high-density, closed-cell foam provide serious protection. A divider system, removable, see-through FilmPack™, and many pockets keep you organized. There are straps for a light tripod and side attachment loops for optional SlipLock™ add-ons. The award-winning Pro Mag 2 includes a Belt & Buckle, thickly padded shoulder strap and padded leather handle.
What fits inside
1–2 large pro SLRs, 4–5 lenses (up to 80–200mm f/2.8 with reversed hood), flash and accessories
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People have occasionally asked me how I get all the stuff I carry in my favorite working bag, the Lowepro Pro Mag 2 AW, crammed in there. Here's how. The body has an RRS L-plate attached, and the lenses all have their hoods — the 24-70's and 16-35's (the smaller EW83-DII) in shooting position, the 70-200's reversed. The 70-200 has its tripod collar in place with a Wimberley plate attached. It can also go in the left side slot when one of the other lenses is mounted on the camera. There's room on the right side for more — a couple of smaller lenses or TC's, or another flash, or some batteries, or whatever — plus room for still more (the battery charger, for example) in the front zipper compartment. The bag's bottom padding has *not* been removed. Yes, it's a tight fit, but not so tight as to strain the zipper. Highly recommended.
