Short version: The SlingShot 202 is a strange bag. It’s not really a backpack, although you do wear it on your back, and it’s not really a messenger bag, but you do put the strap over your
<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/SlingShot1.jpg" />Lowepro just updated their popular SlingShot line, adding more storage and the ability to attach a tripod to an already
<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/img_1010.jpg" alt="" />Lowepro <a href="http://www.crunchgear.com/2009/03/10/lowepro-announces-three-new-camera-bags-at-pma/">announced a
<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/lowepro.jpg" alt="" />At PMA, Lowepro announced a handful of new camera gear ranging from pro-level equipment to amateurish point and sho
I love my Lowepro Fastpack, but it’s bright red and draws far too much attention then I’d like. Not only do I pack my Pentax K200D and a handful of lenses, but it also stores my MacBook Pro and a
The Seattle Sling CA-2001-BLK, the first case produced by Made Products after the Lowepro acquisition, is meant for all you adventurous types. The claim to fame is the case’s zipper-less dry
Lowepro has a metric bushel (you heard me) of bags coming out, new and “new to you.” As always, they look perfectly decent and you know they’re going to be solid. Hit the link below
Much like its big brother the Fastpack 250, the Flipside 200, has been a great addition to my arsenal of travel luggage for gadgets and cameras alike. The Flipside 200, however, has primarily been my
I could have used one of these when I was traveling, although at the time I owned only one lens and no flash, so I suppose my laptop bag was just as good. The Inverse AW beltpack, left, and the Nova A
I’m really digging on Lowepro’s gear lately. The Fastpack I reviewed a couple months back is still in great shape. I’ve got the Flipside, which is fantastic. I still have to do a formal review o
It seems my never-ending quest for the ultimate gear bag has come to an end. LowePro, purveyors of everything camera related, appears to be the definitive winner at the moment. I’ve been testing
Lowepro always busts out some stylish backpacks at PMA and this year compact and convenient were the operative words in Vegas. In their slim and urban Flipside line, we like the 300 ($57), a slender,