Camera Bag suggestions needed!

[CatCloud]

Ok i need want a new Bag, mainly because my current one is just too small. It´s a LowePro Rezo 170AW and it can fit two lenses + Cam /w a Lens and some small stuff like filters, documents or whatever, cables and a extra memory card....and thats it.
I could remove the documents and fit a 7 inch Tablet (like a Tegra note 7) with the Filters but thats about it....or i could also fit my 8 inch Nvidia shield Tablet but it will get tight and it´s very tight with the Filters.

 

I was looking at the Lowepro Slingshot 202 AW but it doesnt look like it has anywhere to put a tablet, there is a pocket at the top of it but.. i rather have my lunchbox or filters in there.
There is the 302 AW but its too big.

 

So TL:DR

I need a Slingshot/Messenger/Shoulder bag that have room for:

• 3-4 Lenses (at lest 1 Big ass zoom lens)
• 1 Cam body
• 1 Tablet, at lest 10 inch size, but 8 is perfect!
• personal space for whatever.....lunchbox or an extra Cam.
• weather friendly.
• 1 area to mount a Tri/mono pod 
• Sturdy!
• lots of smaller pockets for Battery, Memory cards, cables and filters. 
• Comfy for the shoulders.
• Discreet and Not too big and heavy

Price: ...eh...around 100-150 i guess?

 

 

Also any suggestions on a good small portable Tripod that can be turned into a Monopod if needed?

Price around ....100-150? 

 

Thanks

[Fred Castellum]

I have no knowledge about the camera bag market

 

The only camera bag I've got is only big enough to fit small DSLRs.... I usually just put everything in a bag of holding instead... 

 

Question, you looking for one strap or two straps? 

[CatCloud]

I have no knowledge about the camera bag market

 

The only camera bag I've got is only big enough to fit small DSLRs.... I usually just put everything in a bag of holding instead... 

 

Question, you looking for one strap or two straps? 

One. i dont think there are two straper Slingshot/Messanger/Shoulder Bags it would be a design flaw.

 

Howerver if i can move between left and right shoulder then that's a BONUS!

[TheGrapeEscape]

Ok i need want a new Bag, mainly because my current one is just too small. It´s a LowePro Rezo 170AW and it can fit two lenses + Cam /w a Lens and some small stuff like filters, documents or whatever, cables and a extra memory card....and thats it.

I could remove the documents and fit a 7 inch Tablet (like a Tegra note 7) with the Filters but thats about it....or i could also fit my 8 inch Nvidia shield Tablet but it will get tight and it´s very tight with the Filters.

 

I was looking at the Lowepro Slingshot 202 AW but it doesnt look like it has anywhere to put a tablet, there is a pocket at the top of it but.. i rather have my lunchbox or filters in there.

There is the 302 AW but its too big.

 

So TL:DR

I need a Slingshot/Messenger/Shoulder bag that have room for:

• 3-4 Lenses (at lest 1 Big ass zoom lens)
• 1 Cam body
• 1 Tablet, at lest 10 inch size, but 8 is perfect!
• personal space for whatever.....lunchbox or an extra Cam.
• weather friendly.
• 1 area to mount a Tri/mono pod 
• Sturdy!
• lots of smaller pockets for Battery, Memory cards, cables and filters. 
• Comfy for the shoulders.
• Discreet and Not too big and heavy

Price: ...eh...around 100-150 i guess?

 

 

Also any suggestions on a good small portable Tripod that can be turned into a Monopod if needed?

Price around ....100-150? 

 

Thanks

 

Hmmm... I'd probably recommend a backpack for your needs. I'm currently using a Lowepro Rover AW II http://www.amazon.com/Lowepro-Rover-AW-II-Grey/dp/B0001MIIHO and it's pretty great. It'll fit everything you mentioned and also anything around the size of a 70-200mm f2.8. You could also go for something in Lowepro's current range http://store.lowepro.com/rover-pro-45l-aw if you want something that can fit a larger lens.

 

If you're unhappy with those have a look at other hiking camera backpacks and you may find something more to your liking

[Williamchan87]

look at Thinktank's lines of bags, they come with better cushioning the lowepro, but cost more. and for tripod to monopod look into 3pod's line of tripods