Lowepro Rezo 140 AW Digital Camera Bag

Awesome Bag

Strengths: Awesome quality. Lots of customization possibilities. Great price. Lifetime warranty.

Weakness: None.

I bought this bag to use with my Olympus Evolt E500 DSLR. It works great for carrying the body with a lens attached. It also has plenty of room for a spare lens. There are tons of pockets to keep all of your gear in. There are so many ways that you can customize this bag. I love having a lifetime warranty. The bag is of awesome quality. I would highly recommend this camera bag to anyone. At the...
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I bought this bag to use with my Olympus Evolt E500 DSLR. It works great for carrying the body with a lens attached. It also has plenty of room for a spare lens. There are tons of pockets to keep all of your gear in. There are so many ways that you can customize this bag. I love having a lifetime warranty. The bag is of awesome quality. I would highly recommend this camera bag to anyone. At the price, you can't beat it.

By Kulnet - Sep 4, 2006

A good case for compact dSLR

Strengths: build quality,price

A case of reasonable size to fit a dSLR and a lens. It is exactly what I am looking for. It barely fits my Pentax K10D with an additional Pentax DA 50-200 mm lens, which is also pretty small. You would probably need a larger one if you have a bigger lens. Very well padded interior, great build quality.

By yiduo_wu - Apr 7, 2007

Nice quality, but very small.

Strengths: Solid craftsmanship, nice compartments.

Weakness: Lunchbox-like dimensions. Too small for most DSLRs

The Rezo 140 AW , like most LowePro bags, is a well made item. However, LowePro portrays this item as a "medium bag" for DSLR cameras. In actuality, most DSLRs would have a very tight fit in this bag, even without any additional lenses! This may be suitable for smaller DSLRs, such as the Rebel XT and Olympus DSLR’s, but this would not leave room for much else (You may be able to cram a small...
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The Rezo 140 AW , like most LowePro bags, is a well made item. However, LowePro portrays this item as a "medium bag" for DSLR cameras. In actuality, most DSLRs would have a very tight fit in this bag, even without any additional lenses! This may be suitable for smaller DSLRs, such as the Rebel XT and Olympus DSLR’s, but this would not leave room for much else (You may be able to cram a small 35-70mm lens in there, too, but it would be a very tight fit.) Nonetheless, I think that this would be a great case for some of the larger point and shoot super zooms and is okay for very small DSLR’s when you want to travel very, very light. However, as a "medium" DSLR bag, this one is not very practical. If you have a standard size DSLR, I recommend LowePro’s Stealth reporter series; the 300 and 400 models are great. Usually, I would not take off points for size on a camera bag, as small camera bags may suit the needs of some users. However, Lowepro portrays this item as a “Medium bag for DSLR cameras and an extra lens" as stated on the product tag. If it were not for this misleading representation, I would have given the item 4 stars instead of 3. Still this makes a good purchase for owners of super zoom point and shoot cameras and okay for owers of the smallest DSLR's who like to travel very, very light.

By jay_eye - Sep 9, 2006

Good bag for starter up

Strengths: thick padding, all-weather cover, and a cleaning cloth for the LCD screen of the camera which could be handy

Weakness: the compartment could be better

Would like to see how easy this bag is, I
am using a K-M Z5, with TC, wide-angle
converter, and a fish-eye. It seems that
I can only put the first 2 lens in, but
for the price and the quality, I am happy

By pinwu_xu - Sep 8, 2006