Lowepro ProTactic BP AW II Camera Bag - Real Life Product Review

[@murraydunn6704]

I nearly didn't buy the 450 AW II after seeing this review but the number of positive reviews on other channels convinced me to give it go, and I'm glad I did. I have owned this bag for over 3 months now and I carry it nearly everyday. I have quite a lot of gear so it is heavy but it has proven to be a very comfortable carry. Unlike the demonstration in this review, once the bag has some weight in it, it will stand upright and remain very stable, it has never fallen over in the time I've owned it, and I have set it down on all types of terrain. It seems as though this review has been carried out on an empty bag in a studio environment and the reviewer has never actually used the bag in a real life scenario for any length of time at all. Don't let this review of the Lowepro ProTactic BP AW II be the reason you didn't research this bag further, it is an excellent, well thought out and constructed camera backpack.

[@davepastern]

or it was top heavy...with nothing in the bottom.

[@Dejan_23Unlimited]

Love my 450 AW, a lot ! Have for over 3 years and its 99% perfect!

[@jerrymlevy]

Traveled with this bag, loaded up, planes, trains, autos, hiking, rain & sun. No problems with access. Zippers are sturdy and work great. I have almost 1,000 shots after 2 weeks on the road. Yes, I abused the bag and contents are still working. Most comfortable backpack I have owned. Only negative is that I finally have something that will load all my stuff and it is heavy. I am downsizing my laptop to save weight. Obviously, this pack isn't for you but will be excellent for most other photographers.

[@Dejan_23Unlimited]

Yep

[@TheCicada007]

Quick question: Would you recommend this bag to someone who frequently travels by air? I’m concerned about its size and weight. While the dimensions might meet FAA guidelines, the bag's weight of over 2.5 kilos is a significant concern, especially since most airlines have a limit of 6-8 kilos.

[@peterbarnes7614]

walked around italy and Greece last year , two cameras (7d mkii,200d) lenses batterys 13 inch mac book air filters etc had no problem accessing any gear changing lenses etc with out putting it in the mud, it hangs off the waist belt or one shoulder all the zips worked fine it stood up when i did put it down when loaded, a brilliant back pack,

[@TheCicada007]

Would you recommend this bag to someone who frequently travels by air? I’m concerned about its size and weight. While the dimensions might meet FAA guidelines, the bag's weight of over 2.5 kilos is a significant concern, especially since most airlines have a limit of 6-8 kilos.

[@ElBoyoElectronico]

Have used this bag for years. It is awesome and stills looks very good. It has so many different functions and does everything I need it to do. Also wearing it for longer times while hiking it felt great on my bike.

[@ViewFromShikhar]

Gave an impression that you were paid to negative review an amazing bag.

[@Heisenberg_Aka_itsme]

True, dumbest review ever targeting a bag for only reason that it couldn’t stand on its own

[@stephenburich5173]

I wish! Nope, it was purely because I was excited about it when I paid for it and it didn't live up to what I needed it to do. It was returned as I stated it would be in the video.

[@beau__]

@@stephenburich5173 Why? Because “mud” was going to get on it? With your scenario, even if it stood up, mud was going to get on it. Don’t put it in the mud 🤷‍♂️

[@myk3al1]

When people arent grown up enough to understand people have different opinions 😂

[@peterbikker896]

Your review is candid without sugar coating the "cons". Thanks for the unmitigated verdict!

[@konsamprincesingh7763]

I watched this review long time ago and it popped up today and watched it again . I bought the first generation protactic 450, which is really a good bag. Yes, it does not stand when empty. But once packed to the brim and a little maneuver of the rain cover it actually stand on its own.

[@brianfitzrealty]

I attached an old lens pouch to the outside near the center and use that as my tripod cup. Helps the bag’s balance immensely. Can put it down anywhere and it won’t fall over. Plus when tripod is not attached, can use as actual lens case or water bottle holder. Love your style man - new sub here!

[@fakkerdakker]

Best bag review I've watched. Honesty is Excellence!

[@afonsosalbrecht]

I bought the bag and the reason why it doesn't stand up is because the cover is stored below the backpack, if you remove it, the backpack will stand up without problem!

[@myfrozenvision]

Somebody under this Video put some more thought into it. Not like this dude doin' a "real life" Video. Thanks for that. Also if you lay it down you can just put the rain cover over so it isn't your Backpack laying in the dirt

[@MikeKalLive]

@@myfrozenvision If there was also mad you could very easily turn it around in front of your body because of the waist belt and unzip it having total clearance and access to your gear... This review is irrelevant of what the backpack is capable to be honest.

[@HeathBlythe]

I never set my bag down on the floor, specially in the city, there's crap that you can't even see. Just set it down on your foot, have one strap hang on your knee and there you go, no backpack on the ground.

[@darrenrowley5646]

I was looking at the lowpro and gitzo 30L in the end I went for the low pro because it felt more comfy to wear and I can fit a ton of stuff in it, a 600mm sigma, 24-70 L, 70-200L, 100mm Macro and still space for other stuff. The main thing for me was easy access to my gear and the side access opens up better than most nice and wide and the top access is great for getting out the 600mm which I keep in the centre with body attached, having the hard top just keeps it safe and secure and I can get it out quick and pull out the 200mm from the side no problem. Sometimes it does fall over but you can fix that if you put a rod in the two notches at the bottom. Heavy when fully loaded but overall happy with it.

[@5lowburner]

Magnificent review! Seriously. I didn’t agree with it all, but you hit all the points that bear thinking about. I’ll tune in again, thanks.

[@lordmacram]

Fantastic review. Finally a proper review of using the bag. Really appreciate a ‘real review’ of this bag that so many others overlook! Have you found a better bag? I’m still searching.

[@mattaz8601]

I have a small Case Logic holster and that hard shell base is worth its weight in gold - I wish more manufacturers did this

[@sburich1]

Matt Az Agreed!!!

[@ThomasGrootoonk]

Bought it today despite your ‘review’. First thing I noticed when I ‘was freaking putting anything in it’, the bag stays upright..

[@TrilogyVisualMedia]

Then you got the magic touch. I’m jealous, I really wanted to keep the bag. If it works for you, sweet!!!

[@ThomasGrootoonk]

Magic touch no, probably packed it more bottom heavy. Why so irritable?

[@Thachld]

@@ThomasGrootoonk he just doesnt like the bag... :))

[@mjfalcon007]

Thank you for the honest review. I like your style and found the video extremely entertaining. Thanks for your honest opinion.

[@jamesss1953]

like your candid honesty

[@AlohaOhanaLife]

Great review! Your absolutely right about the Flipside 500 and I should of watched this before purchasing it. Might be getting the pro tactic next but for now, still searching for that "perfect bag" for my use. Thanks again!

[@stephenburich5173]

Thanks!! Good luck, I'm still looking for mine too. There are a lot of great things about the AW450 outside of my obvious complaints. Might want to check it out.

[@michaeljemery]

The reason your 350AW is drooping down so low is because you have the shoulder harness extended to its maximum extent. It doesn't come configured that way out of the box, so you would have deliberately extended them. Granted the capacity of the 350AW may have been an issue for you, but the problem you described is just user error. Criticism should be thoughtful and honest.

[@johnwatson8192]

I think that he had it so low was to try and get the hip belt on his hips not round his waist/belly where it is not as supportive. I am looking at the 450 as I want a bigger bag than my Lowepro Mini Trekker who's lower belt fits round my waist not my hips; it does control unwanted movement though. The Mini Trekker has been all over the place with me and loaded to the hilt but it too does not stand upright.

[@leef3167]

Thanks for your review. I appreciate your honesty and addressing real practical issues that exist out there in the field. You’re a cool guy👍.

[@oldgrumpyjim5003]

I actually had one of the earlier think tank street walker hard drive bags and it was time to change so the 450 protactict was the one I got to replace it. I had got so used to the thinktank which was pretty much bomb proof that I'm still using it and the protactic is now used by my pal! Its hard to find the perfect bag!

[@joekelly9369]

Get the temba axis 32 then ! I have both 350 and 450 for bigger 500mm lens , the zips last years , iv dragged them around for years through english brambles

[@maintprofi1077]

Great, no nonsense review Steve! A $200 plus bag that doesn't sit upright? Deal breaker for me.

[@CRISSBLAZINY]

No load lifters...

[@tejadster1]

The bag stands up :)

[@tonysenior348]

This really wasn't a review as much as it was a complaint about bag not standing up. How many times must you say that it tips over in the rain and mud?? I'm not setting any bag in the mud unless I have no other option and I'm desperate. Show us what happens when you have actual camera equipment in it.

[@TrilogyVisualMedia]

Hey Tony, that bag did have camera gear in it and a laptop. My apologies if I was repetitive. I was very frustrated. I personally look at reviews for the opinions of the product users in order to base my own opinion and decide whether or not I want to purchase it. Reviews are not always positive. My goal was to point out some of the things I thought nobody else was talking about either because they were sponsored or maybe don't really need an "all weather" backpack.

[@tonysenior348]

@@TrilogyVisualMedia I played with the bag at WPPI. When I remove the rain cover from the bottom, it stood up perfectly fine loaded with camera gear. That rain cover needs to go somewhere else.

[@os6219]

Once loaded with gear, the bag doesn’t flip. Full Stop. It’s a great bag. If you need one for hiking, take the Atlas.

[@JoseBauzo]

@@TrilogyVisualMedia i think your confused by "all weather" -- all weather stands for heat, cold, dry, wet.. it dosnt stand for mud.... lmao.. plus avoid the muddy areas. no one wants photos of mud.. :) cheer up, maybe someone will invent a bag with a 20" lift kit.. n mud tires for the bag.. lol

[@guill1234downey]

Great review. What bag do you like that stands up?

[@trovadorregio]

dude, you killed it with the review hahah

[@rokupixruiqi368]

in 6:56 its clear that you know how to adjust the straps, but in 2:04 you dont?

[@jophoto1036]

I own two Lowepro backpacks none can stay upright!!

[@noneban]

same here haha

[@deetoxvengeance]

I really get your point! Got my 450 today. If falls over all the time. But, If you want to prevent it - i'll never use the raincoat. So i just cut it off and now it is standig still perfectly. If you don't need it, just remove it. Problem solved But great Video!

[@moonstartwins3728]

Great review thank you!

[@Ziptietechnician]

This guy should make a bag. He sounds like he knows what he's doing. I bet it would be an easy task for him.

[@divemaster]

Great Review......Very helpful.....I agree with your whole video. I have made a similar journey. I like Peak Design, but it just seems awkward and after a few uses decided to try something different. I am using this pack now. And I like it. I totally agree with the need a hard flat bottom and that the backpack should be able to stand up. And I wish they had a 550 even just a little bigger. Perhaps would not want to carry full, but larger would be handy for the top of the line pack.

[@don7117]

Entertaining review, but a few comments. Not sure what your issue is with the zippers. Mine are smooth and work flawlessly. Regarding your 1995 comment, and even taking into account that this video is 5 years old as I am watching it, by the looks of your laptop, it IS still 1995 😅. I also think you gave Lowepro some great adice to make this bag almost perfect. A rigid bottom would be a great update to this bag. The other thing I would suggest would be a front zippered compartment so that access can be had to small items like cleaning cloths or sd cards, etc. without having to completely open up the rear clamshell. And the side access pockets only need 1 zipper. 2 are overkill and kinda useless. I enjoyed the review, but I am glad I didn't take your advice because despite it's couple minor issues, its the best bag of the many I have owned to date.

[@heinrichlowy2976]

I am searching for a new Bag. I realy enjoyed your video. It feels that you say the truth

[@sburich1]

I settled on the Manfrotto Pro Light Cinematic Backpack Balance .

[@ITSHProductions]

You were bashing the molly clips... @lowepro only lasting maybe a year...its 2019 and I bought the original 450AW in 2015...molly clips look exactly the same. It has the handle in the same spot.. And it stands up on it's own. The only real difference that I see with the "II" is the amount of mollies added to extra surfaces.

[@boholphototrip5104]

1ST. you just put only a loptop, of course it will fall it has no balance. Put some gears on it, And it will stand. 2nd. All bags, gets dirty in the the mud. All whether means, rain, heat cold. Mud is not included! 3rd, remember this is camera bag. Not a trekking bag.

[@nik_korasa7655]

I just bought whistler 350 aw ii its perfect

[@lev_anni]

Caselogic SHOULD make version 2 of that 206 bag with advanced features, would be N1.

[@fansofER]

best review for this backpack by far! i still purchased one but your analysis is spot on with info photographers need to know before buying.

[@terror85]

why would you need that bag to stand up by itself? the opening is on the back so you need to put it laying on the ground to get your camera out. in the airport you ussually stand near something so lean it over a wall or something. if youre the guy standing in the middle of a room lean it to your leg if its such a big problem with standing upright. i think its a great bag i go on motorcycle also and its the best i think for that purpose. anyway nice review just the complaining of it falling over was exagerate for the rest of the normal users

[@brandonjcollins1062]

thanks for your honest review. I have been searching for days now for a backpack that will suit me and they all have some stupid design flaws! I can't seem to find one backpack that ticks all the boxes..

[@jonasfrey9649]

Well thx for the review, i have the same problems with the bag. looks cool, but for practical uses looking more at the new whistler or the tenba axis, bec they’re bigger and with the big ones i could even put my tripod inside the bag. would like to see your take on those, the tenba 32l should even work in planes..

[@TrilogyVisualMedia]

Will Do! Just ordered one. Amazon has $100 off right now. We have some travel jobs coming up so we will give it a good test. Crossing my fingers.

[@jonasfrey9649]

Trilogy Visual Media will be looking forward to it 💪🏼👍

[@lilherman2793]

@@TrilogyVisualMedia See my comment above - you ordered the old model! To do a review, you may want to go with the newest model!

[@TrilogyVisualMedia]

@@lilherman2793 Will do. It was a little confusing when ordering. A blatant V1, V2 would be nice. I guess they call the recent one the "2018" edition but that is not consistent. They also took away the top glasses port on the newer version. hmmm. Well we will have both to review so let's see which one goes to NAB for the full production test. Thanks again!!

[@larsmarcos]

I love your honesty bro 😎 Keep it up 👍🏼

[@mindlessmindwatch7807]

There is never a mention on the internternet of; that you allso need food during the day. Where do you pack your food for a daily trip into the mountains. Do you leave gear behind en put food in its place.?

[@TMAdventuresT7]

Obsessed with stand up backpacks 🤣🤣🤣

[@giothenomad]

You need a luggage if you want a perfect bag to stand up but for me it's serving it's purpose really well. You clearly complaining to a very slight problem on this on well in fact 90% are good about it. My solution for this if you want to make it stand, pull out the bag cover underneath. The easy side access, top protection, compartments, adjustable chest strap, internal paddings, etc. You can do better in reviewing items. Lol

[@SolarFarmer]

Good review, but seemed a little bit of just negatives on the bag. I saw people who talked about getting the Tenba Axis. Nice looking bag. And for camera work it might be okay (not sure). I've heard some say that cameras can get a bit heavy so I'd be careful considering the Tenba Axis. The backpack shoulder straps are anchored to the back panel that is the opening to the main compartment. "So what?", you say. Well, that means all that camera weight is resting on the strength of the zipper that closes the main compartment. I'm not a camera guy, but I spent a career working in a field where a good backpack that can handle a lot of weight never relied on a zipper system to carry that weight. Now I'm not sure the molle system on the ProTactic is the same as a standard molle system (compatible), but it seems the bag is sturdy and customizable.

[@UberDurable]

Useful and whimsical review!

[@SergeyKasimov]

how you got this blue thing symbol? link on your profile

[@lenkiewitcz]

Good review, just ordered mine...For me the positives outlay the negatives, just tried the F-Stop Ajna and boy what a disappointment.

[@KankukanAiki]

Thank you so much. I was going to purchase it.. the other's review are always positive..nobody tried it..

[@jessemartinez2606]

I like mine

[@AntonioKuilan]

Consider being more thoughtful on your criticism. That said, I understand the standing upright in an AW bag. I had the same caselogic pack you have. I have yet to find a pack that has the well-thoughtout padded bottom found on the caselogic. I pounded that pack into mud, snow, rain, storms, concrete, thick wet grasses, and more. Performed beautiful. Although the Lowepro doesn't have this, it's still an AW bag. Yes, the Lowepro is susceptible to becoming dirty, but it's still an AW bag.

[@CrumblingDecayAmerica]

Have you tryed the tenba axis 32

[@TechMau]

Love this review! You opened my eyes before purchase this bag. Thanks a lot

[@Thatdudesolitude]

I subbed a quarter of the video in you are hilarious good review too

[@sammyus2016]

Awesome! I like your videoreview and your style how you talking!! Could you do review for peak design travel backpack 45?

[@stephenburich5173]

No promises but we will try. One first impression is not very positive as it does not come with the camera cube and it is a little difficult to understand if it comes with any sort of camera organizing dividers. Hence the same three questions on Amazon. If I buy a new car, I don't want to turn around and have to buy tires just to drive it. :-)

[@nightmareaccomplice5816]

You need to put chapstick on the zippers to lube them!!

[@willteeyang]

can you open the backside with the waste strap on? similar to the flipside 400?

[@stephenburich5173]

Yes

[@TrilogyVisualMedia]

Yup!

[@jessedelice]

If you want a bag that won’t get dirty in the rain then don’t go out in the rain. There’s no bag that won’t get dirty when placed in the mud.

[@daniellefernandes8423]

will this bag fit under an airplane seat?

[@freemorpheus555]

Do you keep your bags with the tags on?

[@jss27560]

If not this bag, which one? Looking for one bad to carry everything and sometimes not everything.

[@loc1123]

i'd like to know if any non-apple laptop fits inside. mine is 38 x 25 x 3.5 cm. thick potent hardware

[@olivermurrell7397]

Thank you for making this review, it's great to hear some valid criticism about the bag. Watching this to counterbalance the positive reviews really helps to get a complete picture of what the bag is - and is not - capable of. Hope you find an ideal bag that fits your style!

[@floydbrown2142]

Thank you; excellent information that I needed. Although I am a serious! believer in experience matters, its sadly still not what the hr department thinks, is what makes the world go around. Then again its the experience one that keeps for some dam reason getting the call!

[@marcuslatimer]

Name me ONE bag with the versatility, ruggedness and build quality for under 160 Euro which has only one minor issue (stand up). Furthermore this problem can be easily tackled by taking care of the weight distribution + outside mole attachment in the middle. I think this is a very biased review. All the other bags iI have used are not protecting the gear enough, have shitty support on your shoulders don't have expansion capabilities, don't carry a 15"laptop etc. etc.

[@270shoot]

30 years professional photography, in all these years out in the field I’m using two brands: Domke bags and LowePro backpacks. The 450 AWII is my current bag, I use it every day for work and it didn’t let me down one single time. This review is like comedy, you lost me at “AK” and “Machete”… couldn’t take you serious after those comments. This is obviously the wrong pack for you, just try the PeakDesign designer bags in fancy colours and with cool buckles - no “AK” required there.

[@sagarspace]

no bag is perfect, seems like you were not aware of the bag being able to work similar to the flipside series.. simple workaround for the issue of not standing straight: when you can't find a clean spot to keep the bag down, use it like the Lowepro flipside

[@TrilogyVisualMedia]

You are right, there is no perfect bag. I'm aware of the flipside feature and it is a nice option I should have mentioned but it doesn't change my overall opinion of the bag lacking some fundamental necessities of today's shooters.

[@5to522]

What does the flipside do?

[@TrilogyVisualMedia]

5to5 It allows you to keep the backpack on your person via the waist strap. You can take the shoulder straps off and let the backpack flip down perpendicular to your body and use it as sort of a an extended Fannypack. It works great if you just have one camera and a couple lenses But if you have a full bag with a 16-35, 24-70, 70-200, a second camera and a laptop it’s probably not a feature you’ll be using.

[@5to522]

@@TrilogyVisualMedia I see, thanks. I'm about to try doing that with my photo sport and see how comfortable that maneuver is.

[@TrilogyVisualMedia]

5to5 Awesome! Please let us know how it works out.

[@dannypr69]

Finally!!! An HONEST review! I think I'll be cancelling my order on Amazon. Awesome job... thanks!

[@TrilogyVisualMedia]

Thank You!! Jay F suggested the tenba 32L Shootout. That is our next trial. Found it for $100 off on Amazon. Can't speak on it yet but we will post a review right after our next travel gig at NAB. Link: www.amazon.com/Tenba-Shootout-32L-Bag-632-431/dp/B00IVEI7PC/ref=sr_1_fkmrnull_1_sspa?keywords=tenba+32&qid=1553188967&s=gateway&sr=8-1-fkmrnull-spons&psc=1

[@lilherman2793]

@@TrilogyVisualMedia The one on Amazon for $100 off is the old model. They now have a new verion - check the model number - if it ends in '1', it's the old version. The new version ends with '2'. The new version is a bit taller, but skinnier, and the internal dimensions are bigger. And the newer one has better padding system. I've been researching bags for days and pretty much narrowed it down to the AW 450 II or the Shootout 32l 2. I really appreciate your review as it's the one thing making me hesitate. The only thing preventing me from the AW 450 is the inability to stand it up - but I may get it anyway and just cut the rain cover out and keep it somewhere else. I checked it out at a local store (the old version) and it did stand up when I took the rain cover out of the pocket. There is no perfect bag, but if all I have to do is remove the raincover and store it somewhere else to get the closest bag possible, then I can live with that. Thanks for the great, and honest, review!

[@ChrisMalonzo]

I was about to order this today, I think I’m going to hold off after this review, I’ve had the case logic, and I love that backpack, I’ve placed that backpack down on the ground all over the world, and it’s been great, it’s starting to wear down a little. But it’s durable, I don’t think this lowepro will stand up to the wear and tear that my caselogic has insured. Thanks for the review

[@realnowhereman]

Is there any discount on this bag? And where did you purchase it from?

[@flameout12345]

don't know if its travel friendly. You'll need kinda more space after packing camera gear and laptop tripod jacket and extra stuff

[@danalforque6651]

did you keep the 350 AW II? Was it good? I ordered mine already online. Im 5'5" btw, do you think it would fit me? thanks

[@TrilogyVisualMedia]

Dan Alforque Yeah, both went back. The 350 is really small, you will be fine, probably better off with the 450 though.

[@elyasafeyal]

This is the first time i watch such a fair review. Thank u. I am series, i am really happ that i watched this video

[@DiogoCostavideography]

Lowepro Protactic BP AW II can take a Moza Air 2?

[@whitestone2016]

Simple solution. dont set your bag down in the mud or sand. bring a old towel or something to set it on.

[@LOBA22LOBA]

Thank for the warning

[@juliadebbs]

This seems more like a complaint about the bagckpack instead of a review

[@TrilogyVisualMedia]

Giulia Debernardi I see that. I do actually like a lot of things about the bag, that is why I was so bummed that it wouldn’t stand up and that nobody else was mentioning that in all the reviews I watched before buying it.

[@juliadebbs]

Yeah but also watch your language man

[@iKeto_gal]

I wish it had space for non camera stuff. Otherwise it’s a cool bag. But like I said, I need space for non camera gear. I’ll have to pass on this bag

[@juliadebbs]

@@iKeto_gal I divided the bag in like a half, where on the upper part I have my food and clothes and in the second part I have my gear. There's enough space trust me ;)

[@martee4]

Giulia Debernardi have you thought about posting a video of how you have your bag laid out? I just redid the inside of my 350 II, with the upper for my mirrorless and 2 spare lens and the bottom for random stuff. I had it laid out the way you mentioned, but found stuff like my battery bank slipping from the top to the bottom lol.

[@Ron-vz1mp]

Man, you don’t need a backpack, you need a big plastic waterproof box. Every bag is not ideal, every bag can be reviewed in such way.

[@TrilogyVisualMedia]

Roger Moore I agree. There is no perfect bag. I just wanted to give my opinion because it lacked features that are important to me and were not being mentioned in other reviews.

[@djlive408]

Haha that opening graphic of you . 😂

[@sburich1]

That is the work of Master Allyn

[@pedropita949]

I Get the Whistler aw450 II is much better and it stands up

[@mikestipstricksreviews7178]

Um...if the bag doesn't fit properly or droops then ADJUST THE STRAPS! That is what they are there for!

[@rapbisnar]

Mike's Tips, Tricks & Reviews that was my first thought 😂

[@Caballeroshot]

"They added newer tougher upgraded zippers....this is bad because NEW" 🙄

[@atyl1972]

hang on hang on, who the fuck takes their laptop shooting in the rain, cmon guys own up here??????

[@rolfchretien2631]

What a flimsy product review. I do use this bag for + 2 years and it is better than beyound the critics. How about bring more the positive aspect up ? e.g. Learn how to adjust the waist belt ! and.... taking out the rain cover from its storage compartment makes the bag standing! Others did find this out as well !!!

[@danted1329]

This guy obviously never used this backpack. He just hate life and go on complain about some random bullshit. This backpack will stand up straight when you have some weight in it. Second, it is a all weather backpack that's why it has rain cover. Third, zipper never get stuck unless you pull the zipper straight up like this guy. Lastly, please remove the lame ass jokes.

[@michaelknauer7471]

This whole video and you talk nothing about how much and what you can fit in it...

[@MrNish8687]

Rips on people for not reviewing the bag after using it for extended periods of time, then proceeds with his review that doesn't mention anything new. Also, you can tighten the straps if the bag is hanging too low. If this vid was titled; "Reasons I don't like the Lowepro ProTactic BP AW II" it'd make more sense.

[@daytonwhittle7592]

Staps ajust

[@aussie8114]

First world problems 😂

[@JunaidKureshi]

ur complaints are irrelevant

[@strandhoggphoto]

Wenn man sich doof anstellt.....

[@Zamboangapower]

Ist echt so! Soll er sich eben selber einen zusammenbauen. Nur am rumnörgeln der Typ 🤨

[@pauliuscilinskas]

so dumb, mby need first set up than will standing, not like now just laptop in bag :D

[@locsbcn]

This bag is awesome. Remove the cover from bottom. The bag will stand up perfectly. And personaly... you don't even speak about opening directly your bag from behind without taking it of. Stupid review...

[@carlosluer]

Don't like that backpack. It should have 2 side pockets (for water and tripod), besides the straps on the back. I really don't like that you have to buy extra stuff (like a water bottle container) that the bag should include in the first place. This video sucks also.

[@stephenburich5173]

Yes! I agree on both accounts! :-)

[@Skylinez999]

Is this review? More like a rant

[@HunGerMovies]

he was on his period