Available from these sellers. Used (3) from $50.00 + $6.49 shipping Lowepro Rover AW II Backpack (Grey) Buy Used and Save: Buy a Used "Lowepro Rover AW II Backpack (Grey)" and save 74% off the $199.99 list price. Buy with confidence as the condition of this item and its timely delivery are guaranteed under the "Amazon A-to-z Guarantee". See all Used offers. 20.47 x 13.39 x 10.24 inches The Rover AW II by Lowepro is a two-compartment backpack featuring a built-in, adjustable, padded backpack harness with CollarCut shoulder straps; Attachment loops on the harness and waistbelt take optional SlipLock add-ons. Stow camera gear in the bottom compartment. Extras (outerwear and lunch) fit in the top. Or remove the padded camera insert to use as a traditional backpack – the center divider folds away to create a single compartment. A bungee cord web compresses the backpack for stability and provides additional storage. Includes an All Weather AW Cover for extra protection, a pull-out tripod holder and mesh side pockets.

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I've accumulated a lot of Lowepro bags, cases and accessories over time. Well thought out design, good quality construction, great support and a lifetime warranty keep me coming back. It also helps that many of these items work together as a system. The Lowepro Nature Trekker AW II Backpack a great base for this system (though you may never need more). I'm using this pack for carrying small and mid-sized lenses on excursions including air flights (as carry-on of course). The Lowepro Nature Trekker AW II Backpack shown above has a Canon 1Ds Mark II DSLR body (with an attached L-Bracket) mounted to a Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM Lens (with hood reversed) positioned in the top-most storage area. Below this, two Canon NP-E3 Batteries are shown with a set of body/rear lens caps between them. If the divider above the batteries is removed (along with the batteries and caps of course), a Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 L IS Lens with hood reversed will fit in this space while mounted on the same pro camera body.

The sizes of these lenses are the two most-common sizes I carry ready-for-use in this backpack. Under the camera/lens and batteries are a pile of filter boxes. An additional lens or many other items could be placed here, but I was packing for a trip that was going to need a full complement of filters. A Canon TC-80N3, a Bogen / Manfrotto 337 Hot Shoe Double Bubble Level and a Princeton Tec headlight can also be seen. To the left of the camera/lens is an Arca-Swiss Z1 Ball Head (the visible quick release is an RRS LR). Below this is a Canon EF 70-200mm f/4 L IS Lens with hood reversed. The other side holds a Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II USM Lens and Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM Lens both with their hoods reversed. My actual flight-ready packing was not nearly as photogenic. There is plenty of room left in the above configuration for little items (Rocket Blower, sunglasses, gloves, Lenspen, sensor cleaning gear ...). See-through flat pockets (two small and one large) can be seen on the inner side of the lid on the open case above (the small black flaps are zipper-pull covers).

There is plenty of room for thin things such as memory cards, microfiber cloths ... The other/outer side of the lid has a large zippered pocket that snuggly/just holds my 14" laptop in a padded neoprene slip case.. This storage area is padded on the inside only - thus I use a neoprene slip case for my notebook. This large zippered pocket can alternatively hold the included Lowepro Trekker DayPack. The daypack may be used alone or attached to the back of the Nature Trekker II. The main storage area of the Lowepro Nature Trekker AW II Backpack is very configurable as the hook & loop-attached padded dividers are movable/removable. Many are removed in my sample configuration above including a thick set designed to hug the mount base of a large lens. Lowepro provides another example of a loaded Nature Trekker II below ... As shown above, a tripod can be attached to the Nature Trekker II - on either side or in the middle of the back. Large tripods are not the best match for this backpack's standard attachment pouch - they ride too high.

SlipLock cases (such as a Lens Case) can be added to the many side, back and belt SlipLock loops. The Nature Trekker II does not included the two long/tubular SlipLock cases that come with the larger, more expensive Lowepro Pro Trekker II AW. D-rings, loops and elastic cords with quick-release clips are abundant. Storage is not the only configurable on this camera backpack (and perhaps not the most important). Adjustments are found all over the pack to maximize the support and comfort the Lowepro Nature Trekker AW II Backpack provides to each of our unique bodies. Perhaps the biggest and most unique adjustment involves an ingenious device called the Pack Jack. Shaped like a large, flat arrow, the thin, stiff plastic Pack Jack slides down behind the shoulder strap harness to release the hook & loop that holds it in place. Adjust the shoulder harness to your preferred ride height and slide the Pack Jack out. The hook & loop again takes solid hold and the Pack Jack stows out of the way behind the shoulder harness (or can be removed completely).

You are left with a pack customized for your back. Adjustments on the shoulder strap, sternum strap and the belt complete a customized-to-you fit. Thick padding surrounds your body, a breathable mesh allows moisture evaporation from your back. Lowepro was generous with the length of belt they provided. The exterior of the Nature Trekker II features water-resistant 600D ripstop nylon and 600D Endura™ nylon. It is attractive and rugged with a quality feel. Zippers are quiet and water-resistant. A rain coat-like cover is included (stowed in a pouch under the pack) to help keep the backpack dry. The Lowepro Nature Trekker AW II Backpack features a nice rubberized handle on top - Nice for carrying the pack or for assistance when putting it on or taking it off your back. I miss the side handle included on the Pro Trekker II as it makes it easier to remove the pack from your back. An included shoulder strap attaches to one side of the pack.