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Color: Black | Size: 75
Designed for the Pro Photographer inside & out, the Toploader Pro 75 AW by Lowepro is made for action. The contoured, asymmetrical shape follows the lines of a camera for a snug, protective fit. A side opening with easy-grip access lets you capture the shot in a flash. Our 360 Degree All Weather (AW) Cover lets you work out of your bag while protecting your gear. Other features include: large, U-shaped zipper pulls; 3 point harness system; top pocket with space for sunglasses and personal gear; adjustable divider system to secure grip & allow storage of smaller lens. Works with Topload Chest Harness sold separately.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
53 of 57 people found the following review helpful
By E. Ramclam
Color Name:Black| Size Name:75|Amazon Verified Purchase
I have so many camera bags in my possession right now that I actually think I've beaten my girlfriend's stash of bags and purses. Each bag I have has a significant purpose for the things I do in life. Whether it be for a long trip overseas or an in studio photo session, each bag does it's job. I needed a bag that wasn't a backpack, a suitcase or even "a typical camera bag." Something that could lug around my Canon 5D mated with a 70-200 Telephoto lens and battery grip. I accidentally purchased the Topload Zoom AW thinking that's the one I needed. Apparently it's not modeled for a Camera with Battery Grip, so I returned it and picked up the Toploader Pro 75 AW. (Please be careful when selecting one of the 7 TopLoad bags that Lowepro has to offer.
The Toploader Pro 75 AW fits my Canon 5D (Series 1) with Battery Grip and Strap just about right. It's a little tight with no room to move, but after adjusting the removable foam pads around, I can say that the fit is almost perfect. I can have my 70-200 2.8 mounted to the body with the grip or my 17-40 with no problem. I just recently purchased the Lens Case LC 1 and LC 2 to take advantage of Lowepro's Sliplock System with this Bag. The Oblong shape is what I really like about this bag. I'm a skinny dude, 5'8 and the bag seems to rest just right around my hip and down my side. My Speedlite with in it's case fits comfy in the front pocket and the open pocket on the other side is nice enough to put little nick'nacks in as well. Overall, I'm very happy with this bag and with my purchase directly from Amazon. Do try to go to a camera shop and check one out for yourself to make sure it's the right fit for you before order. It will save you a lot of time. Thanks
The Toploader Pro 75 AW fits my Canon 5D (Series 1) with Battery Grip and Strap just about right. It's a little tight with no room to move, but after adjusting the removable foam pads around, I can say that the fit is almost perfect. I can have my 70-200 2.8 mounted to the body with the grip or my 17-40 with no problem. I just recently purchased the Lens Case LC 1 and LC 2 to take advantage of Lowepro's Sliplock System with this Bag. The Oblong shape is what I really like about this bag. I'm a skinny dude, 5'8 and the bag seems to rest just right around my hip and down my side. My Speedlite with in it's case fits comfy in the front pocket and the open pocket on the other side is nice enough to put little nick'nacks in as well. Overall, I'm very happy with this bag and with my purchase directly from Amazon. Do try to go to a camera shop and check one out for yourself to make sure it's the right fit for you before order. It will save you a lot of time. Thanks
24 of 24 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Read other reviews carefully; Pro 75 AW is high quality with tricky rain cover
July 13, 2011
By Keith Ober
Color Name:Black| Size Name:75|Amazon Verified Purchase
Lowepro Toploader Pro 75 AW
READ OTHER REVIEWS CAREFULLY. Look at what the reviewer actually was describing. Several of the "most helpful" were actually for the Zoom AW models (not the *Pro* AW, which are more expensive, better padding, better materials, more attachment options). It seems like an Amazon problem; I think the reviews sometimes get incorrectly attached to a product "family," even to distant relatives on the family tree.
Other reviews of *this bag* are pretty much on the money: well built, well padded, nice expanding accessory pockets, good zippers, good stitching, lots of attachment/carrying options. I own both a Zoom 50 AW (consumer grade/price) and this Pro 75 AW (pro grade/price). The Pro is worth the price premium to me because of the additional protection offered to my gear while hiking and Nordic skiing (with seemingly no weight penalty). The only negative is that the rain cover is relatively complicated (compared to the Zoom AW). The Zoom AW is as simple as a shower cap; but, it has to be removed in order to access your camera. The Pro AW rain cover is much trickier to get on the bag, but allows access to the main compartment while it is still in place (though the accessory pockets are inaccessible). Neither cover is effective in heavy rain; but, they are both very helpful to me as extra protection from light rain or snow (in wetter conditions, I put my gear in heavy duty Ziploc bags inside the Lowepro).
I'm impressed enough that Lowepro will be tops on my list for my next bag purchase.
READ OTHER REVIEWS CAREFULLY. Look at what the reviewer actually was describing. Several of the "most helpful" were actually for the Zoom AW models (not the *Pro* AW, which are more expensive, better padding, better materials, more attachment options). It seems like an Amazon problem; I think the reviews sometimes get incorrectly attached to a product "family," even to distant relatives on the family tree.
Other reviews of *this bag* are pretty much on the money: well built, well padded, nice expanding accessory pockets, good zippers, good stitching, lots of attachment/carrying options. I own both a Zoom 50 AW (consumer grade/price) and this Pro 75 AW (pro grade/price). The Pro is worth the price premium to me because of the additional protection offered to my gear while hiking and Nordic skiing (with seemingly no weight penalty). The only negative is that the rain cover is relatively complicated (compared to the Zoom AW). The Zoom AW is as simple as a shower cap; but, it has to be removed in order to access your camera. The Pro AW rain cover is much trickier to get on the bag, but allows access to the main compartment while it is still in place (though the accessory pockets are inaccessible). Neither cover is effective in heavy rain; but, they are both very helpful to me as extra protection from light rain or snow (in wetter conditions, I put my gear in heavy duty Ziploc bags inside the Lowepro).
I'm impressed enough that Lowepro will be tops on my list for my next bag purchase.
30 of 35 people found the following review helpful
By Jenn
Lowepro Topload Zoom 55AW Camera Bag (Black)
PROS:
Long enough to fit a Canon EF 100-400mm f4.5-5.6L IS USM Telephoto Zoom Lens while attached to a Canon T1i camera (with the sun shade on the lens in the flipped around packed position).
Velcro divider that can separate two smaller lenses.
Lid has a zippered compartment with a protective triangle of fabric to tuck the zipper pull behind to not scratch the camera. (See note on camera lid in cons below.)
Loops on exterior webbing (possible use for slipping a small travel tripod through).
D-rings on top strap and more importantly on the bottom of this long bag can be used to keep the bag from flopping around while walking.
Handy rain cover for the bag that is attached to the bag and tucks neatly in the flap located at the back of the bag.
Belt loop attachment.
Carrying handle is sturdy and comfortable in the hand.
CONS:
The lid could be made out of a soft fabric versus nylon which would provide a softer surface as it does touch the camera screen. A thick micro fiber type fabric would be nice.
Exterior zippered compartment could be used for a flash unit if the compartment were padded.
This case would have received 4 stars if it had more padding in the bottom of the bag to protect the lens.
PROS:
Long enough to fit a Canon EF 100-400mm f4.5-5.6L IS USM Telephoto Zoom Lens while attached to a Canon T1i camera (with the sun shade on the lens in the flipped around packed position).
Velcro divider that can separate two smaller lenses.
Lid has a zippered compartment with a protective triangle of fabric to tuck the zipper pull behind to not scratch the camera. (See note on camera lid in cons below.)
Loops on exterior webbing (possible use for slipping a small travel tripod through).
D-rings on top strap and more importantly on the bottom of this long bag can be used to keep the bag from flopping around while walking.
Handy rain cover for the bag that is attached to the bag and tucks neatly in the flap located at the back of the bag.
Belt loop attachment.
Carrying handle is sturdy and comfortable in the hand.
CONS:
The lid could be made out of a soft fabric versus nylon which would provide a softer surface as it does touch the camera screen. A thick micro fiber type fabric would be nice.
Exterior zippered compartment could be used for a flash unit if the compartment were padded.
This case would have received 4 stars if it had more padding in the bottom of the bag to protect the lens.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Lowepro Toploader Pro 75 AW
I bought this after I bought a new, longer lens for my Nikon. It meets all expectations regarding size, compartment versatility, comfort and accessibility.
Published 8 hours ago by MAJiC
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome case for Nikon D5100!
This case is big enough to carry quite a bit of stuff, but not so big that it is bulky. The regular Lowepro cases are built like tanks, and these Pro series cases are built even... Read more
Published 20 hours ago by Brandon
3.0 out of 5 stars
Does not fit my Canon 6D with 70-200mm lens attached
Considering this combination of lens and camera was expected to fit in this case I'm disappointed. The padding is sufficient in the main case but the front pocket has no padding... Read more
Published 2 days ago by Brian Owens
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great bag!
I read to great lengths to look at everything before buying this and almost bought a ThinkTank bag before deciding to try this one. It is just what I wanted. Read more
Published 27 days ago by S. Adamson
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent Bag
This is an excellent camera bag, specially if you use an entry level DSLR camera with a battery grip like I do. You can use it with bigger cameras too. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Jose Agustin Garcia Padron
4.0 out of 5 stars
Returned bc very large. Might as well use a bag.
It is just too large for me. It's great quality but for me a regular camera bag is better where I can fit my flash etc. or maybe a smaller version of this would have been better...
Published 1 month ago by Mom2boys
4.0 out of 5 stars
As described
I've only used it thus far with my Canon 5D Mark iii with attached Canon 24-75 L F/4 lens and a sling holster. Read more
Published 1 month ago by imkap
5.0 out of 5 stars
Toploader camera bag
This is my wife's camera bag. She really likes it as she can keep her favorite telephoto lens on the camera and have it ready to go whenever she sees a good shot. Read more
Published 1 month ago by D. Grubbs
1.0 out of 5 stars
Too Big
The smallest size of the "Pro" AW toploader absolutely towers over the non-pro variety. The regular toploaders have exactly what you need; I can fit a 35mm or 50mm lens on my D7000... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Mdilthey
5.0 out of 5 stars
My go to bag
This is my go to bag for when I go out on hikes and whatnot. It holds everything I need and is comfortable while carrying. Read more
Published 2 months ago by tubuochen
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