Customer Reviews

Lowepro Rezo 10 Camera Bag (Black)

5 star:		(10)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

I got this for my new Canon SD800 IS (great camera btw). It's as small as possible, not possible to get any smaller really without sacrificing protection & utility. It fits in my pants pocket which is really nice. It has a small pocket for a memory card or battery, I'm not sure both would fit in there. This is the bag I use most of the time. I have a larger one for if we were going out for the entire day.

Just received the Rezo 10 for my new Canon S90. The pouch is well constructed as everyone's reviewed here, however the S90 is too long for this bag. There is a discrepancy on the internal dimensions listed on Amazon vs. Lowepro's website: 2.8 x 1.4 x 4.7 vs. 2.8 x 0.8 x 3.5, respectively. In this case, I'd go with Lowepro's sizing to be accurate. I will return the model 10 to Amazon and get a model 30 instead.

Shop carefully and Amazon, please correct the post.

I'm giving the product a 5 star rating because it is very well made and attaches on my Lowepro Flipside 200 nicely.

I bought this camera bag for my Canon Powershot 600. It was perfect! I am a big fan of anything lightweight and not a nuisance or bulky to carry around. With the adjustable strap, you can easily put it around your neck or carry it on your shoulder. It even has a loop in the back of the pouch so that you can carry it on your belt. It also has a small pocket on the inside to maybe put in another memory card for the camera or extra battery pack. Definitely worth the price.

Case is very well made and functional. Lowepro's bag finder application in their website lists Rezo 10 as compatible with the Lumix LX3K. It's a really tight fit, zippers straining to close. Practically useless for the camera. Will replace with the Rezo 30.

I chose this Lowepro Rezo 10 case for my new Nikon S620 Nikon Coolpix S620 12.2MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Vibration Reduction (VR) Zoom and 2.7 inch LCD (Rich Pearl). Very happy with it. Pros are: wide belt loop, good size fit for the camera, pocket for extra battery, ez-open flap to get camera in and out. The case makes it very convenient to carry the camera with me on weekends ... exactly what I wanted. Not a waterproof or dustproof case but I chose to opt for small size and convenience over protection. The Lowepro website was helpful in deciding which Lowepro cases would fit my new camera ... was worth the time to get a good match. I'd definitely recommend this case.

I have been a fan of Lowepro camera bags for several years now, so when I had trouble finding a good case for my Creative Zen X-Fi MP3 Player, I decided to turn to Lowepro. I carefully compared the dimensions of the various Lowepro bags to those of my MP3 player and decided that the Rezo 10 was the best of the bags in that size range. I have now had this bag for over a year, and it has served me well as I repeatedly take my MP3 player to work, to the gym, and back home again. The bag is solidly constructed, with a tough outer layer and soft inner layer. I have not used the strap or belt loop, but both seem quite secure and sturdy. I have dropped my MP3 player several times, but the bag protected it nicely. There's just enough room at the top for me to be able to attach headphones while keeping the bag closed. The little pocket in the front would be perfect for an extra SD card or two, but it wouldn't fit much. That's fine with me, though, as I wanted something slim and trim.

I can only think of two things I would change about this bag: (1) I would provide a way to completely close the main compartment (perhaps with a small zipper). A small bit of velcro on the little pocket, for added security, may be good as well. Neither has been a problem for me, but I would feel more secure putting things in the bag with these additions. (2) This is trivial, of course, but since this bag does come in multiple colors, I would have preferred some lighter options -- maybe pastels against white instead of bold colors against black. I ended up going with the all-black option, and it's very nice, but had a more feminine option been available, I would have gone for it. (I imagine that Lowepro has more male customers than female, however, so this might not be the best move from a business standpoint.)

All in all, this is a great little bag, and I highly recommend it for anyone with a camera, MP3 player, or any other electronic device of the appropriate size and shape.

I have had 3 of these for the Casio S10/ S12. Great little bags. One model has only velrco to wrap around the belt (they went cheap on this model) the best one is the one with the velcro AND the clip (for additional security)....

Here's a quick review on a practical and useful camera case. I bought 4 or 5 of these because they use a velcro pad to slide between your belt. It's also a practical size for either a camera or a cell phone. The case is durable and easy to slip on and off. Some camera cases have a belt loop forcing you to pull out the belt to slide through the case loop. Not so the Lowepro 10 and 15. Bottom line... it's worth getting.

My Canon SD 1200 fits perfectly into this case. I like the velcro flap on the case. It is easier to open and close than the cases with a zipper. I wear it on my belt. The extra pocket is good for a second memory card.

This is my second one, after 3+ years the velcro was getting a bit weak so I replaced it with a new one.

I carry a Panasonic FX-01 and it fits great. Not a stretch to fit, just slides in easy and still secure. The front pocket carries a spare battery, barely, as the flap closure could be a little longer to pick up more velcro. Still the flap doesn't come open accidentally so maybe I worry too much. It's more a matter of thickness than the length - width and the battery in mine is 0.3 inches thick.

I carry it on my belt everywhere and it's nice to have a camera handy for any event that comes up. I have never used the little neck strap but it's well made and should be very secure.

It's lightly padded and should give some protection if you drop the whole thing. I haven't tested it this way!

They improved the belt loop, it has always been open so you can put it over your belt and the velcro holds it in place without having to thread your belt through a loop. The improvement is tab with snap that snap over the back loop holding it so even if the velcro was weak it will not fall off your belt.

If your camera fits and you are looking for a way to carry it on your belt then this should work well for you.