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  vitalogy

  2022-10-14

  I bought it from Germany for around 110 euros. The almost 190 euros they were asking for here at the time were excessively high.
  I wanted a backpack that wasn't too big but at the same time could comfortably fit a camera with two lenses in the bottom compartment and have a separate spacious compartment on top. It was also essential for it to have a tripod holder and a side opening for quick access to the camera.
  The only one I found that was both beautiful and reasonably priced was this one.
  The construction is definitely of good quality with a nice design, but the materials are definitely not meant for rough use. It is more suitable for the city rather than the mountains.
  The tripod can be attached from both sides and it also opens from both sides.
  Like all Lowepro backpacks, it is known for its practicality and this one is no exception... plenty of compartments, while there are straps in the front for two monopods or ski poles. It also has a rain cover.
  It is supposed to be more suitable for mirrorless setups. My camera (Nikon D750) barely fits in height. So, I put the camera with two lenses in the bottom compartment and in the top compartment, which is very spacious, I put a bulky filter wallet, a lens, and there is still space for a water bottle. There is also a comfortable space for a laptop at the back.
  The only drawback I found is that the top compartment doesn't completely separate from the bottom, it has two openings on the right and left. So, it's good to avoid putting small objects because they can easily pass through and you might lose them when opening the side doors. Even the water bottle sometimes passed through.
  Other than that, everything is good.

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