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Lowepro Lens Trekker 600 AW II Backpack (Black)

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  • Padded main compartment with shock-absorbing foam protects a DSLR camera with attached 600mm telephoto lens or unattached 800mm lens
  • Adjustable padded dividers and adjustable lens collar secure a large lens and camera
  • Ergonomic, adjustable and removable torso harness with contoured 3D mesh straps, plus padded waistbelt provides a customized comfortable fit and distributes weight evenly
  • Built-in All Weather Cover protects gear from the elements
  • Tripod Mount attaches to either side of pack stabilizes a tripod or monopod

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4.24.2 out of 5 stars68
4.54.5 out of 5 stars138
4.64.6 out of 5 stars1,578
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25 liters
25 liters
9.1 liters
16 liters
4 liters
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Polyurethane, Nylon
Nylon
Nylon
Nylon
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Zipper
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Zipper
weight
2800 grams
2.4 kilograms
0.95 kilograms
1.6 grams
3.3 grams
water resistance
water resistant
waterproof
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waterproof
water resistant
pattern
Solid
Solid
Solid
Solid
Solid
style
Aw Ii
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200 Aw Ii
Flipside Trek Bp 450 Aw
Lens Trekker 600 Aw Iii
strap type
Adjustable,Removable
Shoulder Strap
Shoulder Strap
Shoulder Strap
Shoulder Strap

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    Product Description

    Created specifically for nature and sports photographers, the Lens Trekker 600 AW II backpack by Lowepro is designed to perform in any environment, from the rugged backcountry to a crowded sports stadium. The roomy main compartment fits a pro digital SLR with attached 600mm telephoto lens or unattached 800mm lens. A fully adjustable-torso harness system offers a custom fit, plus includes a padded back pad with lumbar support. A drop-down zipper provides full access to gear and features 6 memory card pockets on the inside lid. The built-in All Weather Cover protects large-sized gear from wind, rain and dust.

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    4.2 out of 5 stars
    4.2 out of 5
    68 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the protection, safety, quality and usability of the backpack. For example, they mention it provides a safe way of traveling with a very expensive piece of equipment, it's easy to transport the lens and tripod and that it'll be good for road trips and short hikes. That said, opinions are mixed on the fit.

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    6 customers mention6 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the protection provided by the backpack. They mention that it is well constructed, durable, and provides perfect protection for the big lens. Some say that it secures their gear.

    "...Highly Recommended. Very Well made." Read more

    "Works perfect for my Canon 500 f4. Typical Lowepro quality and durability, most excellent...." Read more

    "...The lens fits the case well and is well protected. This is now my standard carrying case for my lens...." Read more

    "...A bit bulky but doesn't bother me at all because it secures my gear. It's good for my road trips and short hikes...." Read more

    4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

    Customers like the safety of the backpack. They mention that it provides a safe way of traveling with a very expensive piece of equipment, and is a great way to transport their equipment. They also say it's good for road trips and short hikes, and that it'll make it easy to transport the lens and tripod.

    "...All around it's a great way to transport my equipment." Read more

    "...It's good for my road trips and short hikes. For air travel, I'm pretty sure I'll have a problem with this bag as a carry on...." Read more

    "...pleased with the design of the Pro Lens Trekker 600 as it provides a safe way of traveling with a very expensive piece of equipment." Read more

    "...Easy to transport the lens and tripod." Read more

    3 customers mention3 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the quality of the backpack. They mention it's made of heavy duty canvas and the zippers work smoothly.

    "...I couldn't be happier with them. They are made of heavy duty canvas, the zippers work very smooth...." Read more

    "Works perfect for my Canon 500 f4. Typical Lowepro quality and durability, most excellent...." Read more

    "Great product..." Read more

    3 customers mention3 positive0 negative

    Customers like the usability of the backpack. They say it works great for one camera and one big lens. Some say it's usable but not optimal.

    "Works perfect for my Canon 500 f4. Typical Lowepro quality and durability, most excellent...." Read more

    "...If your only need is a backpack for one camera/one big lens, this works great. But that's rarely what I need." Read more

    "The bag works great for my 600mm f4 and camera and Manfrotto head attached...." Read more

    8 customers mention5 positive3 negative

    Customers are mixed about the fit of the backpack. Some mention that the overall fit is reasonable and comfortable after you twiddle the adjustments, the lens fits the case well, and the construction is great. However, others say that it does not fit perfectly, the backpack is a little narrow, and that the lens hood is able too large to fit inside the bottom.

    "...But it is very limited as a backpack.* Overall fit is reasonable and mostly comfortable after you twiddle the adjustments enough...." Read more

    "The 600 mm f4 lens is fairly large, and this backpack fits it well. It will hold a camera on the lens when zipped up...." Read more

    "Purchased this bag to carry my Canon 7D with a 600mm lens. Fits perfect. Well constructed product which has many adjustments...." Read more

    "...Both of them fit very well in the backpack with the lens hoods in the extended position...." Read more

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    5 Stars
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    I ordered two of these Lowepro Lens Trekker600 AW11 Backpacks. I couldn't be happier with them. They are made of heavy duty canvas, the zippers work very smooth. I have a Canon EF 800mm f/5.6L IS USM Autofocus Lens and a EF 400mm f/2.8L IS II USM Telephoto Lens. Both of them fit very well in the backpack with the lens hoods in the extended position. I knew the 400 would be fine but I was very happy that the 800 fit. It is a little snug on top but I have no problem zipping the backpack closed. I love these. I bought the backpacks more for keeping my lenses safe while in the car looking for wildlife. I can grab them and go anytime. I am very happy with my purchase and yes I would highly recommend them.
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    Alaskan
    5.0 out of 5 stars Incredible!
    Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2013
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    I ordered two of these Lowepro Lens Trekker600 AW11 Backpacks. I couldn't be happier with them. They are made of heavy duty canvas, the zippers work very smooth. I have a Canon EF 800mm f/5.6L IS USM Autofocus Lens and a EF 400mm f/2.8L IS II USM Telephoto Lens. Both of them fit very well in the backpack with the lens hoods in the extended position. I knew the 400 would be fine but I was very happy that the 800 fit. It is a little snug on top but I have no problem zipping the backpack closed. I love these. I bought the backpacks more for keeping my lenses safe while in the car looking for wildlife. I can grab them and go anytime. I am very happy with my purchase and yes I would highly recommend them.
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    Alaskan
    5.0 out of 5 stars Incredible!
    Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2013
    I ordered two of these Lowepro Lens Trekker600 AW11 Backpacks. I couldn't be happier with them. They are made of heavy duty canvas, the zippers work very smooth. I have a Canon EF 800mm f/5.6L IS USM Autofocus Lens and a EF 400mm f/2.8L IS II USM Telephoto Lens. Both of them fit very well in the backpack with the lens hoods in the extended position. I knew the 400 would be fine but I was very happy that the 800 fit. It is a little snug on top but I have no problem zipping the backpack closed. I love these. I bought the backpacks more for keeping my lenses safe while in the car looking for wildlife. I can grab them and go anytime. I am very happy with my purchase and yes I would highly recommend them.
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    SBC Services
    5.0 out of 5 stars If you own a 600MM Prime Len you NEED this Travel Backpack.
    Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2014
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    I purchased this for my trip to Panama and I needed to take my 600mm Lens with me. I can't get myself to ever check-in my 600mm lense at the airline. ($9,500 lens) Not trusting it unless in a huge trunk, travel luggage 4x this size of this Backpack.

    This Backpack allowed me to board the flight with the 600mm lens on my back at no additional cost AND safe-and-sound out of the hands of the rough handling of the luggage handling process. Also once in Panama I was able to hike to remote locations with both my Sony Alpha DSLR and my Minolta 600mm lens (Sony bought Minolta and smartly kept the lense mounts of the Minolta lens series) safe. Thus instead of needing a travel case for tranport on the airlines "and" a Backpack for the photo sessions - one pack took care of it. Highly Recommended. Very Well made.
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    Budc
    4.0 out of 5 stars Great construction and fit
    Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2011
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    The Lowepro Trekker 600 AWII is a great way to house my 400mm/2.8 nikkor with camera body attached when I'm on the move. My ONLY issue's are that the my extended lens hood is a little too large to fit inside the bottom extra padding insert, and I'd like to see the zippers run the entire length of the backpack to make extraction even easier. All around it's a great way to transport my equipment.
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    Diane
    2.0 out of 5 stars Early zipper failure, LowePro will not perform repair (even paid repair)
    Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2021
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    I love the fit and comfort of this bag for a 600mm lens + professional camera body, however, the zipper is the weak link in the entire system, and it is essential for the zipper to work well for the lens to be protected.

    At a fairly early stage in my bag's life, the (coil) zipper began to fail wher it goes around the curves on the bag. I continued to use the bag for a while - and believe me, this bag has not seen severe service (I wish I had more time for photography!) - but eventually the zipper entirely failed.

    In the earlier years (2000's), LowePro customer service was excellent, and they would repair lightly worn gear that had a failed zipper - and even did so for free for the original purchaser. Now, not only will they not perform such a repair for free, but they won't even perform the repair at all, telling you to find someone locally that can do the repair.
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    J. Savage
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great Bag!
    Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2011
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    Works perfect for my Canon 500 f4. Typical Lowepro quality and durability, most excellent. I also bought a couple lens case attachments to carry a wide angle and smaller telephoto if I'm hiking, these attach to the side of the bag. I usually use this bag for everyday transport, whether it's in the car or if I'm on foot. It will hold my 500mm w/teleconverter and body, with hood reversed on lens. I tried my 500mm in a Pro Trekker awII and found it was a big tight and not the greatest fit. This works much better.
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    Peter Henry
    3.0 out of 5 stars Usable, but not optimal
    Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2013
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    There aren't many options for carrying a 600mm lens. This is the best I've found, but I'm still not too happy with it.

    The lens fits the case well and is well protected. This is now my standard carrying case for my lens. But it is very limited as a backpack.

    * Overall fit is reasonable and mostly comfortable after you twiddle the adjustments enough. A better hip strap would help. There is padding on the hip strap at the sides, but they could wrap more and be more comfortable.

    * It's not really practical with the design of this bag to hold the camera body and lens separately. And I don't like keeping this much lever arm and weight attached to the camera during transport. There's a lot of potential for lens mount damage.

    * There is no designed room for an additional camera body or lens of any size. You can stuff some small items in neoprene sacks around the big lens.

    * Accessory pouch is flat and fine for holding a camera rain cover and a couple of small items, but is not very practical for anything else.

    This was a tradeoff design. It is optimized for one thing. Carrying a big lens with camera attached and a tripod strapped to the side. And your gimbal head strapped to the other side. But if I am headed into the field, I would be happier, although heavier, to have some additional space in the backpack instead of having to strap on a chest pack also.

    If your only need is a backpack for one camera/one big lens, this works great. But that's rarely what I need.
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    Luv4USA
    5.0 out of 5 stars Just what I need!!!
    Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2013
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    A perfect fit for my Nikon D800 with battery pack (MB-D12) and with attached Nikon 1.4x TC II & Nikon 600 f4 VR (w/ 2 lens hoods mounted in reverse). A bit bulky but doesn't bother me at all because it secures my gear. It's good for my road trips and short hikes. For air travel, I'm pretty sure I'll have a problem with this bag as a carry on. Oh boy, another bag added to the collection...LOL
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    Curmudgeon
    5.0 out of 5 stars Good backpack for camera/lens transport
    Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2015
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    The 600 mm f4 lens is fairly large, and this backpack fits it well. It will hold a camera on the lens when zipped up.

    There is a small storage area inside at the top, and a large but not very thick zipped pocket outside. Thus, you won't have much room for a day's supplies of water, jackets, food, accessories, etc.

    To me, the pack seems comfortable, but I haven't carried it very far in one trip.

    There is an arrangement on the side to carry a tripod with the tripod sitting on a holder and the legs strapped to the pack.

    I've used it more for car transport than carrying, and lens access is much easier than with the hard case.

    It does the job of carrying a lens/camera very well.
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    Piero
    4.0 out of 5 stars Qualità Lowepro
    Reviewed in Italy on January 17, 2014
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    Robusto, elegante, pienamente configurabile è l'ideale per le attività di fotografia naturalistica e sportiva. Ha solo il difetto di essere ingombrante durante i viaggi. Non eccezionale il sistema di cuscinetti interni che tengono ferma l'ottica nel trasporto, una soluzione forse troppo economica visto il costo del prodotto. Imballaggio e spedizione OK.
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    Pradeep Banavara
    5.0 out of 5 stars Best case for a 400 mm f/2.8 lens
    Reviewed in India on November 9, 2013
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    Perhaps the best lens case for long lenses out there. I have a 400 mm f/2.8 lens and it's a breeze to carry that monster in this bag. Plus I can also stash my other small lenses in the upper deck and that's it - I have one backpack that can take all my camera equipment with ease. Good value for money and as expected - extremely fast delivery from the seller.
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    perin
    5.0 out of 5 stars sac photo
    Reviewed in France on May 19, 2019
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    une marque d'une grande qualité , aussi bien pour le portage que dans le temps
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    Pete B
    5.0 out of 5 stars Safe as houses
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 28, 2013
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    When you are carrying expensive gear it gives peace of mind to know it is safe. This back pack is comfortable and accommodates a 500mm lens and camera body with ease. Space for some extras in the top if you use velcro fittings from other Lowepro bags too. I would happily recommend this bag to anyone who needs to carry a big lense. Plenty of opportunity to add additional space by adding modules to the sides too. You need to experiment with how you strap on tripods etc as you can end up getting top heavy if you are not careful.
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    Gastronauta
    5.0 out of 5 stars Todo lo que se le puede pedir y más
    Reviewed in Spain on February 20, 2013
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    Su única pega es que ya vacía pesa una tonelada. De resto es la única forma "económica" que conozco (yo la pillé en Amazon por 170, no 190) de transportar un tele (en mi caso un 600 manual) acoplado a una cámara, con o sin TC. Una cámara mayor (con grip etc) puede que impida cerrar con el TC acoplado.
    Buenos acolchados, un sistema para distribuir el peso ajustando la altura de la espalda (mido 1,75m), numerosos puntos de anclaje, correas, etc. Bolsillo amplio para accesorios, pero sólo ese. Yo le acoplo un par de accesorios más (una riñonera alrededor para móvil, snacks, etc) y le cuelgo un soporte para el termo en invierno y la botella de agua en verano. El soporte para trípode es bueno (Manfrotto 055 aluminio) y se puede acoplar a derecha o izquierda. En cualquier caso desequilibra un poco, pero muy poco. Con trípode y rótula cuesta un poco desplegar la funda impermeable sobre toda la estructura, pero se puede. Ojo con las aristas de la rótula.
    Mi combinación final (teleobjetivo, monopie o trípode, TC, D7000, un 35mm, un termo/botella, etc) llega a pesar >12 kg y no se hace TAN pesada gracias al diseño, que carga buena parte del peso sobre la cadera etc. Además el tele ya de por sí desplaza el peso hacia abajo. Mi complexión "intelectual" y mis 41 años quizá aporten una buena referencia. Un día normal hago de 6 a 13 km en terreno llano, siempre a buen paso porque la luz no espera. Duele, pero no mata. Si me salgo de lo llano me cuesta hasta incorporarme (te sientas en el suelo y te hace un respaldo fenomenal, pero luego levántate si puedes...)
    En verano y con el añadido de un trípode la he llegado a acoplar a una carretilla de tipo industrial (la versión burra de un carrito de la compra) para, naturalmente, terrenos razonablemente llanos. Levantar mochila y carretilla en vilo no tiene gracia, aunque sean sólo unas decenas de metros.
    He visto otros modelos de otras marcas y cuestan bastante más. Si necesitas una mochila para tele sabes qué bolsillo gastas y qué espalda tienes. A mí esta me vale de sobra.
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