Large Capacity with Removable Insert. The Lowepro Whistler 450 AW II Backpack offers plenty of room for a large DSLR with an attached 70-200mm lens, eight additional lenses, and a shoe-mount flash or additional lens. If you’re using a mirrorless camera system, this backpack can fit a camera, a backup camera, up to ten lenses, and a flash or additional lens. Two padded inserts with augmented cushioning help protect foldable drones, their controllers, and other fragile equipment, and there are zippered pockets for memory cards, hard drives, portable batteries, filters, and small electronics in the main compartment. Throw in the ability to remove the insert, and you’ve got an extremely versatile backpack option.

Waterproof Front Pocket. An expandable, waterproof front pocket with a bottom drain hole gives you a place to store outdoors equipment like icepicks, shovels, or climbing helmets to let it dry. This front pocket is separated from the 450 AW II’s main compartment by a waterproof barrier to ensure that none of your fragile gear takes on any water.

Mounting Points. Yes, there’s lots of room inside for storage. But what about big stuff that won’t fit? You’ve got straps on the front and both sides that Lowepro boasts can hold skis, ice tools, tripods, trekking poles, snowboards, and other alpine accessories. You may not have a need for any of that other than a tripod, but rest easy knowing you can carry anything from your shed.

Secure Access. To ensure your equipment’s safety and security, the BP 450 AW II opens from the back panel.

Comfortable Design. Much like a traditional daypack, the Whistler 450 II features padded shoulder, chest, and waist straps that let you comfortably carry your gear long distances.

Durable. Have no fear, the Whistler BP 450 AW II won’t leave you questioning what you’ve trusted it to hold. Its rigid internal frame provides its base shape. From there, the combination of 420D and 210D nylon construction further refines its shape. Now toss in that sturdy removable insert and you’ll wonder what this bag couldn’t take.