- Rezo 170 AW Capacity: Digital SLR with attached lens; 2-3 extra lenses and accessories
- Includes a built-in memory card orgainizer
- Includes a built-in LCD / Lens cleaning cloth
- Camera compartment is fully customizable for your SLR or Camcorder system, with adjustable and removable padded dividers.
- Lowepro’s patented All Weather cover to protect bag and contents from extreme weather, sand, dirt, etc.
Product Description
Designed specifically for digital equipment, the Rezo 170 AW is a lightweight shoulder bag packed with features. This bag offers plenty of protection with a well padded interior, soft, brushed-tricot lining plus a memory card pouch that’s integrated right into the reverse-open lid and an All Weather¿. A soft, micro fiber cloth built into the main compartment cleans delicate LCD screens and protects against scratches from camera straps. Carry accessories in the roomy front pocket and stretchy side pocket; and use the SlipLock¿ attachment tab for additional accessories…. More >>
Lowepro Rezo 170 AW Camera Bag
J. Kirlin
January 29, 2010 at 5:45 pm
The large flap which covers the big outside pocket but NOT the main compartment is large and full of stiffeners but doesn’t zip to even allow as much as some microfiber cleaning cloth. The unzippered neoprene side pocket is also only on one side. The front of the pocket compartment folds down and also opens from the bottom and is where the little raincoat for the bag is. It offers some extra cushioning of your memory cards and batteries, I suppose. Is the little raincoat really needed? How about a little umbrella, LowePro? The main compartment is large enough for the Rebel XTi with the kit lens and the 70-300 zoom, and a Powershot S2. A Panasonic FX01 fits in the pocket. There is enough room for all the memory cards and batteries. Why is it so hard to find a decent mid sized bag?
Update: If you take out the dividers and remove the lens hoods from your lenses, it will hold the Canon kit lens, a 50/1.8, Sigmas 70-300, 10-20, and a Sigma 28-200 on the camera. CAREFULLY zipped. But when shooting, the camera is around your neck leaving plenty of room for the lenses and easy lens transfers.
Rating: 4 / 5
alipacha
January 29, 2010 at 8:37 pm
I looked high and low for a bag for my Nikon D90. I wanted something that would protect my camera but I didn’t want anything too big/bulky. This bag is the perfect match. It has pockets for memory cards and accessories. I even managed to fit my battery charger and cord in the stretchy neoprene accessory pocket on the right side. It fits my D90 with a 50mm prime lens and my 18-105 kit lens. I like to attach a battery grip to my D90 for long photo shoots but it barely fits in the bag with grip attached. Over all I am very happy with the bag.
Rating: 5 / 5
J. Francis
January 29, 2010 at 9:15 pm
Really great bag to carry an SLR and 2-3 lenses. This is perfect for my Canon 40D, its 28-135 lens, wide angle zoom lens, and a macro lens. Accessories fit in too. I was a little confused as to whether it would fit the body and three lens until I received it. Don’t worry, they’ll fit unless you have huge lenses.
Rating: 5 / 5
John W. Montgomery
January 29, 2010 at 10:40 pm
I just purchased this bag and found it had alot of little spaces to use for filters or memory cards. It has a good tight feel to it and for as much as I will use it (just once in a awhile) it should last for years. Tight construction and easily configured dividers to fit whatever lenses you might have. Max lens about 80-300. The camera will fit in the middle with the 28-70 on it which leaves 2 pockets on each side for lenses. Nice compact design.
Rating: 5 / 5
Bakari
January 29, 2010 at 11:10 pm
Nice comfortable bag, especially the strap. I use it carry three lenses (the Canon 70-200mm the largest), an external flash on the side pocket, an Epson P-2000 (front pocket) and graphic cards. Very useful this way for wedding photography and event gigs. Wish I had bought it on Amazon. I would have saved $20.
Rating: 5 / 5