Lowepro Tahoe BP 150, Camera Bag, Lightweight Compact Camera Backpack for Cameras, CSC, DJI Spark Drone, Black, 27.5 x 21.7 x 40.3 cm, Medium LP36892-PWW

I am posting a quick review on this bag. I hike in the Fakahatchee Swamp and also enjoy photographing wild horses in North Dakota. In both these areas I use walking sticks because of the difficult terrain. In the swamp I am in knee deep water and in ND it is rocky mountainous terrain. I wanted a very small backpack that would free up my hands for walking poles. I kept seeing reviews with a pouch sewn into the top of the bag. The bag dimensions seem correct, but I did not want the zippered pouch. I purchased this bag and immediately went to work on the pouch with my handy scalpel knife (also from Amazon). It was easy to remove the pouch and the bag is now fully open. It is shown in my photographs with a Nikon Z8, a 1.4 teleconverter, and a 70-200 lens attached and a 24 -120 lens along side. There is obviously a lot of room still left for additional items. I own a half dozen other bags that cost 6 times as much. All have a purpose. This little LowePro is great for carrying a lot of camera gear in a small package. If I remove the 70-200 I can replace it with a 500mmPF or a 100-400 Nikon zoom lens. It would also work well with camera bodies such as a D500 or most mirrorless cameras. The new Nikon 180-600 may also fit. This is a handy bag to have available and you can not beat the quality and the price if you are thinking "small" ! See photos included.

This is small and can accommodate only one camera body and a couple of small lens. I have several of them. It’s good for a Nikon z body (except the z9) with a50mm/f1.2 attached and a couple of smaller size prime lens; or a d850 with a14-24mm f2.8 or a 79-200mm f2.8 and two portrait or small sized prime lens. I also have one fitted with a Nikon F2 and an F3 with small prime lens attached and an additional short tele lens but that’s tight. I can strap one medium size travel tripod on the outside as well. This works for me who’s not a professional photographer; and I take only one bag on a trip depending on which camera system I like to “play with” on that particular trip.

I love this bag so much! I shoot car shows and drift and needed a small bag to fit the essentials. This is perfect! I love that it has some side pockets so I can keep a bottle of water with me on track. The side buckles are great for keeping my monopod held up tight against the bag. It has plenty of space to shove lenses, microphones, lens wipes, extra batteries, SD cards, and anything you would need for a day of shooting. I really throw this thing around on the drift track and it has held up to my abuse for over a year. I accidentally dropped it once and it seems to be very well padded so my lenses and camera were fine. Overall, I think this is a great value and I would absolutely recommend it to anyone. I actually bought this because of a recommendation from a fellow photographer.

I bought this bag for wildlife photography and traveling with some equipment. I know that a lot of people will think that having the 200-600 defeats the purpose of having a light bag but that is the reason I bought this bag for. There’s nothing worse than hiking for hours with your equipment plus a heavy bag to get where you want to be, sit there for hours taking pictures, and then hiking back to your car with back pain. As you can see by the pictures I can fit my 200-600 lens, with an A7iii body on one side and the A7C on the other with a 24-70 F4 installed. I also have the battery case with 2 extra batteries for the cameras and a battery case with 2 extra batteries for the go pro. I can also fit my MacBook Air 13 inches in the front pocket. Not where the tablet space is, but it fits. When traveling I leave the 200-600 behind and only take the 2 bodies with the 24-70 f4, the 70-200 f4 and the mavic air 2, the laptop, and it fits nicely. The Sirui AM-225 is a good combo tripod for this little bag since is not too tall or heavy. Bottom line, the bag is comfortable, small but can be fit to meet your needs, and light. I definitely recommend this bag!

A few things to note about this backpack. It is pretty small and wont hold a bunch of gear. The camera and lenses in the stock photo are smallish so if you have "pro" gear it will be tight. The bag is nice quality though. Lowepro makes good products for the price. The only reason for knocking 1 star off is that the zipper compartment above the camera body does not come out. You can un-velcro part of it to make it a larger section but can't remove it. This would be a great starter bag if you could remove that and have more space for camera/lenses.

I have owned a few LowePro cases over the years. This is replacing a Slingshot 250 that I never really loved due to the single strap putting all of the weight in one spot on your shoulder. This case is nice and compact. I can fit my Z7, 40mm, 24-70 f/4, and 50-250 zoom, some accessories, along with a 12" Samsung Galaxy S7+ tablet. It fit great under the airline seat on my first trip with it. Build quality seems similar to my previous LowePro bags... which means top notch. It was nice and comfortable while wearing... I am 6-3 and it felt tiny compared to my other bags. I do wish this was an "AW" bag with the built in rain cover that other LowePro bags offer, which is nice when you are hiking and bad weather shows up.

I didn’t want a big backpack. I wanted something simple, compact, and reliable — something that could carry my full FPV setup without feeling like I was hauling unnecessary weight. That’s when I decided to try the Lowepro Tahoe BP 150. My goal has always been the same: keep everything packed in the smallest setup possible. My gear is straightforward but complete — DJI Neo 2, Goggles N3, FPV controller, three batteries, and the essential cables. Nothing extra. Everything intentional. The first time I packed the bag, I noticed how light it felt. Even before putting gear inside, it already matched the minimalist approach I prefer. Once loaded, the backpack stayed balanced and comfortable. It didn’t pull on my shoulders, and it didn’t feel bulky. I could move freely — walking, commuting, or heading out for a quick flight session. What surprised me most was the organization. The adjustable dividers made it easy to create dedicated spaces for each piece of gear. The goggles stayed protected, the controller had its place, and the batteries were secure. Everything felt tight, clean, and efficient — exactly how a compact setup should feel. This isn’t a heavy-duty expedition backpack, and it’s not trying to be. It’s a practical everyday bag. The padding is solid, the materials feel durable, and the zippers are reliable. It protects my gear from normal bumps and light weather, which is what most real-world use actually requires. There are limitations, of course. If my gear collection grows, space will become tight. And if someone needs maximum protection or room for large equipment, this probably won’t be enough. But for a compact FPV setup, it hits the sweet spot. After using it consistently, my conclusion is simple. The Lowepro Tahoe BP 150 does exactly what I need it to do. It keeps my gear organized. It stays comfortable to carry. And most importantly, it supports a true lightweight workflow. It’s not flashy. It’s not oversized. It’s just dependable — and sometimes that’s exactly what you want.

I'm actually using this one for a "go bag" for 3 small FPV drones (2s & 3s), a set of DJI goggles 3, and a RM "pocket" controller -- and it's a perfect fit for all of them, plus there's tons of extra pockets/room for chargers, batteries, power banks, and more. Like my other Lowepro camera bags, this one is SUPER well-built and has plenty of customization options. I'd 100% recommend it to anyone, especially when it goes on sale!

Ich hab mir vor kurzer Zeit Lowepro Tahoe 150 gekauft als er im Black Friday Angebot war. Ich mache es kurz und Schmerzlos: er ist einfach fantastisch. Klein und praktisch und dennoch ausreichend für Tagestrips. Stauraum für sämtliches Equipment ist da. Im Rucksack selbst bekomme ich 2 Kameras und 6 Objektive sowie diverses Nebenequipment unter. Die Stativgurte links und rechts sind auch vollkommen ausreichend. 1 kleines Manko hat er allerdings auch wenn es für mich meckern auf einem hohen niveau ist und zwar das wenn ich mein Stativ am Rucksack befestige und ich meine Kamera aus dem Rucksack holen möchte ich immer das Objektiv komplett vom Rucksack entfernen muss allerdings ist für mich schon wie gesagt meckern auf hohem Niveau. Ich kann ihn allen Neueinsteigern auch zum Aktuellen Preis wärmstens empfehlen sowie allen anderen die einen kleinen aber mehr als ausreichenden Rucksack suchen der dazu auch noch gute Qualität mit sich bringt die allerdings für Marke Lowepro selbstverständlich ist für mich.

Great camera bag I’ve taken it hiking motorbike riding travelling all over and it’s been extremely durable. Holds my drone, dslr, multiple batteries and filters and the clips on the side even hold my insta360 pole

Riktigt nöjd med den faktiskt. Känns som bra kvallitet till priset!

Cómoda, práctica, resistente, pequeña. Incluso pude meter dos cámaras (una con lente y otra sin lente) y más un lente extra. Aunque parece muy pequeña tiene suficiente espacio para una cámara, 2 lentes y flash más las baterías. La recomiendo.

this is a very practical, compact and strong camera bag. It also has a removable bag on the inside, which I use to store my filters, extra batteries, ... I take a dslr camera, a flash, extra batteries, filters, and all sorts of little accessories that I need on my photography walks. The smaller pockets at the front are useful for keeping your phone, wallet, even a small tablet.