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Lowepro Topload Zoom 50 - Black Lowepro's Toploader ZoomTM 50 AW offers a weather-protective, streamlined and easy-access carrying solution for outdoor photography enthusiasts who are passionate about their pursuits. This toploading design is ideal for a day of outdoor activities, travel or sports. With Lowepro's patented All Weather AW CoverTM, gear is protected from the elements. The compact design moves with the body and easily slips into a larger bag for travel. The customizable and fully padded interior includes a horizontal divider to separate an extra lens, plus a zippered pocket to store extra memory, a UV filter or spare battery. Additional features include: an outside pocket, durable plastic D-rings and an integrated belt loop. The 50 AW includes a SlipLockTM attachment loop for adding a compatible case or pouch, and works with Lowepro's Topload Chest Harness (sold separately).
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26 of 27 people found the following review helpful
I wanted a new bag that was not too bulky but large enough for my Nikon D7000 with an 18-200 lens attached. I decided on the Lowepro 50AW even though I was not absolutely certain it was large enough. At first I thought the camera would not fit. Then I realized I had not removed the Velcro divider! In fact the bag comfortably takes the camera with the 18-200 zoom lens plus hood reversed and the strap. I even found that I could fit in the camera with the lens hood extended, though it is a tight fit. This is very useful if one wants to get the camera out quickly in order not to miss a shot.
The bag is very well built and there is a small internal pocket and a larger external pocket, sufficient for filters, spare battery and memory cards. The shoulder strap is comfortable and long enough for adequate adjustment, with sufficient grip not to slide off the shoulder. As for the plastic protective cover, I have tried it out inside the house and it took several minutes to fit. I am not sure I would want to spend that time during a heavy shower outside, but it is a useful extra to have.I can see myself using the velcro divider only on those occasions when I go out with a prime lens attached to the camera, and with a zoom lens underneath the divider.
The 50AW is not much cheaper than the 55AW, so anybody wanting to take spare lenses will gravitate towards the larger bag. The 50AW is ideal for those who want a compact but sturdy bag to take out on a day when one zoom lens is sufficient for their purpose.
The bag is very well built and there is a small internal pocket and a larger external pocket, sufficient for filters, spare battery and memory cards. The shoulder strap is comfortable and long enough for adequate adjustment, with sufficient grip not to slide off the shoulder. As for the plastic protective cover, I have tried it out inside the house and it took several minutes to fit. I am not sure I would want to spend that time during a heavy shower outside, but it is a useful extra to have.I can see myself using the velcro divider only on those occasions when I go out with a prime lens attached to the camera, and with a zoom lens underneath the divider.
The 50AW is not much cheaper than the 55AW, so anybody wanting to take spare lenses will gravitate towards the larger bag. The 50AW is ideal for those who want a compact but sturdy bag to take out on a day when one zoom lens is sufficient for their purpose.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
I recently purchased a Canon EOS 500d SLR with an18-135mm lens abd wabted an easy, versatile way to carry it together with a 75-300mm lens.
The Lowepro 50AW toploader easily takes the camera with short zoom attached, and would, if I chose to remove the protective pad in the bottom, accommodate it with the larger lens. The bag is well made, has storage for batterries/cards etc and a very handy rain cover. The sliplock tab on the side takes my spare lens pouch and with belt loop, shoulder strap and carrying handle, is very versatile indeed.
A good choice, and coupled with the usual excellent service from Amazon, a good all round buying experience
The Lowepro 50AW toploader easily takes the camera with short zoom attached, and would, if I chose to remove the protective pad in the bottom, accommodate it with the larger lens. The bag is well made, has storage for batterries/cards etc and a very handy rain cover. The sliplock tab on the side takes my spare lens pouch and with belt loop, shoulder strap and carrying handle, is very versatile indeed.
A good choice, and coupled with the usual excellent service from Amazon, a good all round buying experience
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful
The usual excellent Lowepro quality & functionality have not been lost on the toploader 50AW.
My new Nikon D7000 + 18~250MM HSM Sigma lense is a snug fit with the camera strap, which is fine for me. Available space in the front pocket for a filter, battery & small items is just ideal, unless of course you need to hoist more about then buy the bigger version(55).
I have had a smaller Lowepro toploader before, & after 3 years use(mainly trekking/walking)it still looked & functioned as new. The 50AW version appears to have been made according to the same material & zip standards, with the addition of a storm cover neatly packed away without any compromise to space.
What better pedigree as a trusted cover for mine or your camera.
My new Nikon D7000 + 18~250MM HSM Sigma lense is a snug fit with the camera strap, which is fine for me. Available space in the front pocket for a filter, battery & small items is just ideal, unless of course you need to hoist more about then buy the bigger version(55).
I have had a smaller Lowepro toploader before, & after 3 years use(mainly trekking/walking)it still looked & functioned as new. The 50AW version appears to have been made according to the same material & zip standards, with the addition of a storm cover neatly packed away without any compromise to space.
What better pedigree as a trusted cover for mine or your camera.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Excellent build quality.
Ordered this item to replace battered and well worn case for my Digital SLR. I am really pleased with this purchase as it does the job plus provides additional pockets and... Read more
Published 15 days ago by Graeme
Lowepro Toploader Zoom 50AW - first class!
Typically excellent Lowepro product - the description would suggest it's deep enough to accomodate an 18-55 f2 zoom lens (mounted on camera body); it is also totally suitable for a... Read more
Published 1 month ago by M. Brown
great quality
Very well made from LowePro, as you would expect. Well designed and thought out.
Lots of extras including secure Internal pockets (for memory cards etc), and additional... Read more
Lots of extras including secure Internal pockets (for memory cards etc), and additional... Read more
Published 1 month ago by gadgetuser
Good Fit
This fits my Nikon D7000 with the Tamron 18 to 300 lens a really well. Bought it to go on holiday and it was exactly what I wanted. Read more
Published 1 month ago by DCar
Superb
These bags are a lot of money in the shops, cough jessops currys pc world etc and sadly are the profit makers of those businesses. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Mr. Lm Davies
Perfect.
I had been wanting a new bag for my Canon 450D for a while now. I was using an official Canon Bag that I rush bought when I bought the camera a couple of years ago, its served me... Read more
Published 1 month ago by I. Maloney
sleek and fits the bill.
My eos550d with two lenses fit in without any trouble + more space for chareger etc. Strong qualigy built. Have yet to try fitting in lens with hood on. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Agent V
Perfect size for me
Perfect size for me, just big enough to fit a Canon EOS 1100D Digital SLR Camera (Body Only) with a Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS II Lens attached. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Paul
Good bag for beginner!
Good bag if your starting out.
Godo weather sealing. Good padding, not very thick so you still shouldn't drop your bag, I think. Read more
Godo weather sealing. Good padding, not very thick so you still shouldn't drop your bag, I think. Read more
Published 2 months ago by maynardgull
Nice small case
Not too much to say about this really - it's a DSLR toploader case. I'll try and comment on the things that I think are relevant:
Good quality, nice strong fabric and... Read more
Good quality, nice strong fabric and... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Ebuyer
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