LowePro Tahoe BP 150. Lightweight Compact Camera Backpack for Cameras and DJI Spark Drone (Black).
$99.99
Last updated on February 24, 2025 3:11 am Details
- TAHOE BP 150 (BLACK). An active life needs a focused pack. That’s what the Tahoe BP 150 offers. Its customizable and well-padded main compartment and roomy front pocket offer plenty of storage for a day’s worth of essential gear, including a tablet.
- PROTECT YOUR GEAR. With quilted padding and weather resistant material, your gear will stay protected from the elements. Main compartment features an UltraFlex panel that folds down to create more space for personal gear and less camera gear.
- EASY STORAGE. The wide opening zipper at and adjustable internal dividers, it’s easy to access your camera. Measuring at 10.04 x 5.04 x 14.17 in. (internal) and 27.5 x 21.7 x 40.3 cm in. (external) this backpack is designed with a purpose.
- CONVENIENT AND COMFORTABLE. The zippered outer pocket offers space for smaller items, while the tall, stretch-mesh pockets accommodate other quick-grab item. The grab handle provides an extra carry option and the softly padded shoulder straps adjust for a comfortable fit.
- INVEST IN RELIABILITY. The cameras and gear you use are an investment, and LowePro knows how important it is to protect them. This sturdy backpack will give you the protection you’re looking for, from a brand you can trust.
Specification: LowePro Tahoe BP 150. Lightweight Compact Camera Backpack for Cameras and DJI Spark Drone (Black).
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LowePro Tahoe BP 150. Lightweight Compact Camera Backpack for Cameras and DJI Spark Drone (Black).
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Gary –
I wasn’t really sure about this bag but am happy to report it’s Great.
First thing to note, is how really bright the red colour is, which I don’t mind but it could be too much for some.
Size wise it’s medium size and fairly compact. Plenty of space and dividers for your Dslr or Mirrorless camera and Lens.
Well made quality and very comfortable with plenty of pockets for various accessories.
Not really a negative but the only thing I am not sure of, is how weather proofing is it against the elements, but overall am very happy with my purchase.
I’ve uploaded plenty of pictures which hopefully will help.
Jordan Ross –
This bag fits my Mavic Pro and my Spark. Also you can customize the compartments for other accessories such as gimbal stabilizers batteries and remotes. Im very pleased for the price. I haven’t tested its durability yet but over all its feels tough.
Amazon Customer –
Amazing
Amazon Customer –
Très utile et compact beaucoup de rangement je l’ai acheté pour mon drone mavic pro
Client d’Amazon –
Très bien pour mon Lumix-FZ-1000, plusieurs compartiments et de très bonne qualité malgré le prix.
@49ersClub –
Absolutely fantastic. Just what I needed.
I have so many camera bags.
Some are too small. Some too big. Some are shoulder bags. Some are sling.
I keep looking for a compact bag that I can take with me for convenience. Just one camera body (Mirrorless, not a DSLR). Plus a couple of lenses. One speedlite. Accessories.
And here it is. This is the bag.
Lowepro Tahoe BP 150.
charlie –
A BIT TOO SMALL
MR M. –
I don’t normally feedback on products but have just used this to its full potential a couple of weeks ago.
I have a Nikon D3300 camera body with stock 18-55mm lens and a 70-300mm lens. Both fit well in the backpack.
I have left the inserts in as they were sent to me and this works fine with the 70-300mm lens attached to the camera. But with easy configuration the inserts could be moved around. They are sturdy and give good protection. I also carry a small compact camera in one of the insert slots and the chargers in the other slots.
There is an easy access pocket which I use for my iPad mini but it would take full size iPad or equivalent tablet. There is a smaller outer zipped pocket for smaller items such as pens, snacks or instruction books.
There is an internal zipped pocket for glasses, cables or SD card readers. There is also a small inner pocket to carry a spare SD card.
I used this to its full potential a couple of weeks ago when walking up and down mount Snowdon in Wales. I had this on for 7-8 hours and with no discomfort at all. There was enough room to squeeze in a light long sleeved top and rain coat. The 2 side mesh pockets came in useful for carrying 1 x 750ml sports bottle and a 500ml bottle of water. I was very impressed with its performance. Not too bulky and looks good as well. I have not tried it in the rain yet but can imagine it would stand up to a good shower.
It’s a bit more expensive than some similar sized backpacks but you definitely get what you pay for. As I add more equipment and need a larger bag, I would not hesitate in buying Lowepro again.
Sam –
Great bag with best quality materials
Joe –
Probably surplus to requirement but I thought I’d add my kit list that this great bag can fit in it in case someone has the same. With some trial and error, I managed to fit my Canon 5D mark IV plus 70-200mm, 24-70mm and 100mm macro L series lenses in too with their lens hoods still on! Plus a speedlight and batteries and charger in the top compartment.
I was previously in danger of gathering so much kit that I had stopped taking it out with me due to being too bulky and heavy, so wanted a bag that was as small enough to *just* fit my favourite camera body and favourite 3 lenses to make days out with a decent range of lenses an option again, and this bag has done just that.
I’d previously had a one-strap sling-style bag that was getting increasingly uncomfortable as the bag was getting heavier and heavier as I bought more stuff. The single strap also had an unflattering habit of lifting and separating my man-boobs, but that is a personal issue 😉
I ordered this bag prepared for it only be able to house my spare 2 lenses while I had the third out on the body in use, but was very pleased to find that it actually did all fit in! No space wasted and no bigger than it needed to be – perfect for my needs. And the two-strap rucksack-style makes the weight much more comfortable to carry. And it cost a quarter of the price of some of the other bags i’d been considering, despite still being a quality brand. I’m very very pleased with it.
Gerry Peckham –
I’ve had this bag for a month and think it’s great. It’s a medium sized bag that holds a camera with attached lens as well as two or three other lenses depending on size, a flash, small laptop and all the necessary charges and cables. The bag is extremely well made. The adjustable dividers are securely held in place and do not move even when the bag is fully loaded. The best feature is the bag does not fall over when loaded up with gear.
Tudor Turtudau –
I was reluctant at first when I saw this bag but my wife wanted to buy me a photo backpack and I did not wanted her to spend a fortune, so I suggested her this one. Bag arrived fast and well packed and I started to use it right away. Did not took to long time to adjust, most pockets seem very natural and the pack itself fits quite natural on the back.
It is made of heavy cordura fabric and is really well padded. Despite the fact is not overly big, the backpack can host one large DSLR camera with a telephoto and additional 4 medium size lenses, charger, wires, flash and other smaller pieces of kit. has couple of external and internal pockets. 2 mesh pockets on the sides for water bottles or maps/ other small items. Inside is modular, so other configurations are possible. It will work well for a small / medium size photo kit. Does not have a tripod pouch/holder, but I either do not use a tripod or use a heavy Giotto that has a proper bag of it’s own – so I do not mind.