Lowepro Inverse 100 AW

Golfie · 15th May 2009

Has anybody used this bag?
Is it big enough for a DSLR; 1 x 250 Lens; 1 x flash and a water bottle?
Is it comfortable and does it strain the waist?
Is the thick lumber belt too warm for SEA climate?
Please share your experience and thoughts?

xhui · 16th May 2009

used this beltpack a while back. was using it with my 450D+kit and would pop a flash and/or my 50mm. the side mesh pocket fits a normal 500ml water bottle just nice. and the other mesh to put other stuffs, there's a front portion where you can put small stuffs too.

i think for the "heat" thing, its really your call again, for me i really dislike the "heat" and "sweat" on my back, thus i chose a beltpack. i rather that way then my back. it was comfortable as when i'm not shooting etc, i'll keep the belt harness in and use it as a sling bag. but when i shoot, i use the belt, take out my eq, and swing it to my back. fast, easy access in my opinion.

on caution, i sold it soon after as my gears expanded. its not too big but unless you're getting or going for more eq or heavier stuffs, this pack works well!

15th May 2009	#1
Golfie New Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Woodlands Posts: 6	Lowepro Inverse 100 AW Has anybody used this bag? Is it big enough for a DSLR; 1 x 250 Lens; 1 x flash and a water bottle? Is it comfortable and does it strain the waist? Is the thick lumber belt too warm for SEA climate? Please share your experience and thoughts?

16th May 2009	#2
xhui Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 346	Re: Lowepro Inverse 100 AW used this beltpack a while back. was using it with my 450D+kit and would pop a flash and/or my 50mm. the side mesh pocket fits a normal 500ml water bottle just nice. and the other mesh to put other stuffs, there's a front portion where you can put small stuffs too. i think for the "heat" thing, its really your call again, for me i really dislike the "heat" and "sweat" on my back, thus i chose a beltpack. i rather that way then my back. it was comfortable as when i'm not shooting etc, i'll keep the belt harness in and use it as a sling bag. but when i shoot, i use the belt, take out my eq, and swing it to my back. fast, easy access in my opinion. on caution, i sold it soon after as my gears expanded. its not too big but unless you're getting or going for more eq or heavier stuffs, this pack works well! __________________ ALL in the eyes of the beholder.