Customer Reviews

Lowepro Rezo 60 Camera Case (Black)

5 star:		(9)
4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

I got the Lowepro Rezo Camera Case for a Canon G9, which fits in the case nicely. Not real snug but the camera strap on the G9 helps to keep the camera well seated. There is not a lot of extra room for accessories with the Rezo, barely fitting an extra battery and spare SD card. My biggest complaint with this case is the flap that fits over the accessory compartment. This is basically non-functional, having no real purpose other than to cover the accessory compartment. It would have been nice if the flap had a zipper pouch or something to hold more accessories. I am planning on cutting it off entirely.

Looks nice great quality but main camera compartment too large for small camera too small for regular sized camera. I have a Lumix LX5 and it has enough room for 2. The front compartment for accessories is way too small. Front flap has no purpose.

I was looking for a case for my Canon SX130 IS. Using dimensions, I decided to try a "Lowepro Rezo 60". The camera fit was okay, but the closing zippers were impossible to close because the back side inner lining blocked the top of the case. This could have been corrected by additional sewing to pin it down but I didn't try. Also when the the front zippered storage section was opened and pulled down to access contents, the integral pocket opening pointed down allowing its contents to spill out. Finally the strap connections were on the very top rear of the case which I found not as convenient as those mounted lower down on the sides of the case. Continuing to look, I found that a "Tamrack 5292 T92", to me, had a much better fit and function. Don't get trapped when using camera dimensions to select a case. Sometimes only the outside dimensions are given...

When i came to buy a case for my Fujifilm E550 there was only 2 option on this brand, Rezo 30 and 60. Since somebody said Rezo 30 was small for a Canon A70 (which i know is likely the size of the Fujifilm E550) i decided to buy the Rezo 60. When i got it on my hands i realised it was too big for my camera, at least 30% bigger. I really like the case to fit the camera like a glove, like the Rezo 20 did with my Fujifilm A303. This case will fit better on a SLR like camera, i suppose. Lowepro make quality products on a good price range. I recommend this brand, just be sure is the right size for your camera.

I got this case for my Coolpix 5400 and it is a perfect fit. Besides having quality padding and fabrics, it has a nice style to it that gives no cheap feel or look to it. I stuck an extra battery and memory card in the front pouch; the Coolpix 5400 has sorta a bulky strap on it, and it still fits nicely inside the case. It's really the perfect case for this camera.

As with the Lowepro Rezo 50 camera bag that I bought a while back, I'd give this product five stars but I'm not sure how durable it will be. This bag appears to be very well made and very well thought out. Also, the LowePro Rezo camera bags that feature this have the best belt clips that I have seen on any brand of camera bags. Some Lowepro bags are waterproof, but I don't think that this one is. Which Rezo bag or bags that you buy depends entirely on how much you need to carry and how bulky your items are. Of course, you are free to carry more than one bag, as I frequently do. The higher the Rezo model number, the bigger that the bag is.

Perfect bag for my canon A650is, plenty of room for extras such as SD Cards and spare batteries.

The bag per se is well made, and it seems to be the right size for a Canon G10. However, I advise against using this bag with a G10 with Canon's neck strap attached. That is how I scratched my LCD display. To fit the G10 in nicely get a wrist strap for it.
This bag fits nicely on a belt, but a G10 on a belt is heavy, and many belts will sag. To be worn comfortably this way requires a hefty belt. I have a Triple K Leather Lined Detective Belt that works well with it.
Of course the Rezo 60 comes with a detachable strap that can fit over the shoulder. One problem is that it is too narrow to be comfortable with a G10. That problem won't last long though, because the clasps are flimsy and will break. To accomplish what this strap is supposed to, I found that the Promaster #6548 ContourProStrap works well.

There is a nice little zippered pocket, which can hold an extra NB-7L battery or two, an extra SDHC card, and a small card reader (e.g. the SanDisk MicroMate). If the pocket were longer it might hold a tiny pocket tripod like the Giotto Ball Pod, but it isn't, so it doesn't. If it used a double zip like the main compartment, it could be opened without risk of things falling out the side.
As another reviewer noted, there is a flap that seems to lack any actual function. Maybe it is meant to misdirect pickpockets from the zipper closure on the main compartment.

I was looking for a case for my new Canon G11 (high end non-SLR camera). It is definitely large enough to hold the camera, but I wanted space to hold a spare battery, the charger, a SD card reader, and a couple of extra SD cards in a zippered "can't lose it" compartment.

This case doesn't fit that bill. There is no way to get the charger in along with the camera. And the main compartment is much too large for just the camera, increasing the chances that the camera will get scratched as it bounces around inside.

So I'm returning it, and still looking for the perfect camera case for my G11.

I have a Canon s2IS and it fits like a glove on it