Lowepro Flipside 400 AW III Backpack - Black/Grey
The most popular camera backpack from Lowepro has been redesigned for the wilderness. The Flipside 400 AW III offers extreme durability and protection from the elements, moisture, and abrasion with its robust fabric and PU outer coating. The improved rear access allows for quick and easy access to the camera compartment, keeping your gear protected even in rough terrain. Simply remove it, lay it down, and unzip the back panel for full access to your equipment. A side access point provides an additional option for quick lens changes. The enhanced 10mm YKK zippers glide even more smoothly, and the shock-resistant molded EVA material on the front better protects your valuable gear when setting the backpack down. The AW Cover weather protection hood shields your equipment from rain, snow, dust, and sand. There is enough space for a mirrorless or DSLR camera with grip and lenses, or a compact drone plus a compact tripod, a 15-inch laptop, and a 10-inch tablet. A front storage pocket and a removable padded accessory bag are included. It accommodates a laptop up to 15 inches, 4-5 additional lenses or flash units, a compact tripod, accessories, and personal items, as well as a professional DSLR or a professional mirrorless camera body with an attached 70-200mm f/2.8 lens.
The most popular camera backpack from Lowepro has been redesigned for the wilderness. The Flipside 400 AW III offers extreme durability and protection from the elements, moisture, and abrasion with its robust fabric and PU outer coating. The improved rear access allows for quick and easy access to the camera compartment, keeping your gear protected even in rough terrain. Simply remove it, lay it down, and unzip the back panel for full access to your equipment. A side access point provides an additional option for quick lens changes. The enhanced 10mm YKK zippers glide even more smoothly, and the shock-resistant molded EVA material on the front better protects your valuable gear when setting the backpack down. The AW Cover weather protection hood shields your equipment from rain, snow, dust, and sand. There is enough space for a mirrorless or DSLR camera with grip and lenses, or a compact drone plus a compact tripod, a 15-inch laptop, and a 10-inch tablet. A front storage pocket and a removable padded accessory bag are included. It accommodates a laptop up to 15 inches, 4-5 additional lenses or flash units, a compact tripod, accessories, and personal items, as well as a professional DSLR or a professional mirrorless camera body with an attached 70-200mm f/2.8 lens.
The most popular camera backpack from Lowepro has been redesigned for the wilderness. The Flipside 400 AW III offers extreme durability and protection from the elements, moisture, and abrasion with its robust fabric and PU outer coating. The improved rear access allows for quick and easy access to the camera compartment, keeping your gear protected even in rough terrain. Simply remove it, lay it down, and unzip the back panel for full access to your equipment. A side access point provides an additional option for quick lens changes. The enhanced 10mm YKK zippers glide even more smoothly, and the shock-resistant molded EVA material on the front better protects your valuable gear when setting the backpack down. The AW Cover weather protection hood shields your equipment from rain, snow, dust, and sand. There is enough space for a mirrorless or DSLR camera with grip and lenses, or a compact drone plus a compact tripod, a 15-inch laptop, and a 10-inch tablet. A front storage pocket and a removable padded accessory bag are included. It accommodates a laptop up to 15 inches, 4-5 additional lenses or flash units, a compact tripod, accessories, and personal items, as well as a professional DSLR or a professional mirrorless camera body with an attached 70-200mm f/2.8 lens.
The most popular camera backpack from Lowepro has been redesigned for the wilderness. The Flipside 400 AW III offers extreme durability and protection from the elements, moisture, and abrasion with its robust fabric and PU outer coating. The improved rear access allows for quick and easy access to the camera compartment, keeping your gear protected even in rough terrain. Simply remove it, lay it down, and unzip the back panel for full access to your equipment. A side access point provides an additional option for quick lens changes. The enhanced 10mm YKK zippers glide even more smoothly, and the shock-resistant molded EVA material on the front better protects your valuable gear when setting the backpack down. The AW Cover weather protection hood shields your equipment from rain, snow, dust, and sand. There is enough space for a mirrorless or DSLR camera with grip and lenses, or a compact drone plus a compact tripod, a 15-inch laptop, and a 10-inch tablet. A front storage pocket and a removable padded accessory bag are included. It accommodates a laptop up to 15 inches, 4-5 additional lenses or flash units, a compact tripod, accessories, and personal items, as well as a professional DSLR or a professional mirrorless camera body with an attached 70-200mm f/2.8 lens.
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The lowest price for Lowepro Flipside 400 AW III Backpack - Black/Grey right now is $196.90 at Amazon.com.au, compared across 18 retailers.
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Prices last updated 6 Oct 2026.
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Lowepro Flipside BP 400 AW III Mirrorless and DSLR Camera Backpack - Dark Grey - with Rear Access - with Side Access - with Adjustable Dividers - for
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Delivery between 10–14 Oct $41
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originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Of course everyone's needs will vary, but for me it's just the right size. Plenty of room, with space to grow. Well-constructed and comfortable to wear. Having a handle on the top and on the inside back is handy. Appearance-wise it's not flashy but not a dull black nothing. The divider's Velcro surfaces mate and stick well (as opposed to my last case), so they stay put. I personally didn't configure it to use the side access door.Not really negatives, but a couple of minor critiques / suggestions:-- It would be nice to have a mix of rigid and 'flex' dividers, rather than all 'flex'.-- A small elastic pocket on the outside of the side access door would allow for carrying (e.g.) a water bottle when a tripod occupies the other side pocket.All in all, a good ... MoreOf course everyone's needs will vary, but for me it's just the right size. Plenty of room, with space to grow. Well-constructed and comfortable to wear. Having a handle on the top and on the inside back is handy. Appearance-wise it's not flashy but not a dull black nothing. The divider's Velcro surfaces mate and stick well (as opposed to my last case), so they stay put. I personally didn't configure it to use the side access door.Not really negatives, but a couple of minor critiques / suggestions:-- It would be nice to have a mix of rigid and 'flex' dividers, rather than all 'flex'.-- A small elastic pocket on the outside of the side access door would allow for carrying (e.g.) a water bottle when a tripod occupies the other side pocket.All in all, a good pack at a good price.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Does the basic function well, and materials are good quality. However the compartment configuration is somehow limited by the sizes of the provided dividers and available Velcro attachment areas, and I still have trouble fitting two bodies (one with vertical grip) with lens in nicely, even though there is clearly enough space for them.
originally posted on cameranu.nl
Had initially bought one via Amazon for a lower price. Zipper fell apart after first use. Returned it and bought this one over CameraNU.nl. I have to say this one is 100% better value and CameraNU.nl's price for this one matched what was available on Amazon etc...
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Water Resistance | All-weather AWCover protects gear from rain, snow, dust and sand, Protection from the elements, moisture |
| Closure Type | Zipper |
| Handle Type | Handle at the top, Grab handle on the back panel |
| Material | 600D polyester |
Lowepro Flipside BP 400 AW III Mirrorless and DSLR Camera Backpack - Dark Grey - with Rear Access - with Side Access - with Adjustable Dividers - for
Free delivery
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
ロープロLowepro カメラリュック フリップサイド AW III バックパック アウトドア仕様
Delivery between 10–14 Oct $41
Lowepro Flipside 400 Aw Iii Backpack Black
Delivery $29.49
Lowepro Flipside BP400 AW III, 20L - Dark Grey
Free delivery between 8–15 Oct
Lowepro Flipside 400 AW III Camera Backpack (Dark Grey)
Delivery $5.90
Of course everyone's needs will vary, but for me it's just the right size. Plenty of room, with space to grow. Well-constructed and comfortable to wear. Having a handle on the top and on the inside back is handy. Appearance-wise it's not flashy but not a dull black nothing. The divider's Velcro surfaces mate and stick well (as opposed to my last case), so they stay put. I personally didn't configure it to use the side access door.Not really negatives, but a couple of minor critiques / suggestions:-- It would be nice to have a mix of rigid and 'flex' dividers, rather than all 'flex'.-- A small elastic pocket on the outside of the side access door would allow for carrying (e.g.) a water bottle when a tripod occupies the other side pocket.All in all, a good ... MoreOf course everyone's needs will vary, but for me it's just the right size. Plenty of room, with space to grow. Well-constructed and comfortable to wear. Having a handle on the top and on the inside back is handy. Appearance-wise it's not flashy but not a dull black nothing. The divider's Velcro surfaces mate and stick well (as opposed to my last case), so they stay put. I personally didn't configure it to use the side access door.Not really negatives, but a couple of minor critiques / suggestions:-- It would be nice to have a mix of rigid and 'flex' dividers, rather than all 'flex'.-- A small elastic pocket on the outside of the side access door would allow for carrying (e.g.) a water bottle when a tripod occupies the other side pocket.All in all, a good pack at a good price.
Does the basic function well, and materials are good quality. However the compartment configuration is somehow limited by the sizes of the provided dividers and available Velcro attachment areas, and I still have trouble fitting two bodies (one with vertical grip) with lens in nicely, even though there is clearly enough space for them.
Had initially bought one via Amazon for a lower price. Zipper fell apart after first use. Returned it and bought this one over CameraNU.nl. I have to say this one is 100% better value and CameraNU.nl's price for this one matched what was available on Amazon etc...
I really wanted to love it because looks really nice, but eventually decided to return it. Several factors of the backpack have lead me to do so, including 1) complete lack of small pockets that can be used to hold small items such as lens cap or a memory card, 2) dividers are flimsy and cannot effectively divide, 3) only a narrow strip of felt is found at the bottom of the main compartment, making it very difficult to reorganize the space to fit my needs; 4) the flap over the side access opening is too soft to be protective of whatever you put in there. There are a few things that I do like, in addition to the look, including the shoulder straps are comfortable, the pack can stand by itself, light weight, very solid padding in the back panel covering the camera ... MoreI really wanted to love it because looks really nice, but eventually decided to return it. Several factors of the backpack have lead me to do so, including 1) complete lack of small pockets that can be used to hold small items such as lens cap or a memory card, 2) dividers are flimsy and cannot effectively divide, 3) only a narrow strip of felt is found at the bottom of the main compartment, making it very difficult to reorganize the space to fit my needs; 4) the flap over the side access opening is too soft to be protective of whatever you put in there. There are a few things that I do like, in addition to the look, including the shoulder straps are comfortable, the pack can stand by itself, light weight, very solid padding in the back panel covering the camera compartment, and an rain cover is included. B&H was effective in accepting my return request and processed my return quickly so I do not have to be stuck with something that I am not satisfied with. I did have to pay the return shipping, which is usually waived in Amazon.
The pack itself is nicely constructed. I love that it has a side access for your camera as well as the rear access for your gear. However, it is NOT made for females. There is no ability to adjust the pack so that is will sit at your hips (I am 5? 6?). Instead, the hip belt sits at my waist and there is no ability to distribute the weight of the pack from the shoulders to the hips. After the first mile, I definitely felt the problem in my shoulders and neck.My intention was to purchase a pack that I could comfortably carry my camera and a couple of lenses while I day hike (generally 5-10 miles or so). If that is your intention, this is not your pack. If you want a pack to carry your equipment from the house to the car or to another short distance then this is a ... MoreThe pack itself is nicely constructed. I love that it has a side access for your camera as well as the rear access for your gear. However, it is NOT made for females. There is no ability to adjust the pack so that is will sit at your hips (I am 5? 6?). Instead, the hip belt sits at my waist and there is no ability to distribute the weight of the pack from the shoulders to the hips. After the first mile, I definitely felt the problem in my shoulders and neck.My intention was to purchase a pack that I could comfortably carry my camera and a couple of lenses while I day hike (generally 5-10 miles or so). If that is your intention, this is not your pack. If you want a pack to carry your equipment from the house to the car or to another short distance then this is a great pack.
Got his bag specifically for when I'm out on a shoot and I can't bring my main gear case. I put everything I need to carry with me to a location. This also acts as my travel bag for when I can't fit all of my gear in my main case.
I was gifted a 1D Mark IV and felt the need to get a better bag. Perfectly holds my 1D, 70-200 2.8, 50 1.4, flash, and other odds and ends. I initially got the 300 but it couldn't hold everything. My gear definitely feels safe and the dividers are sturdy. My only complaint is that I wish the hip belt was detachable. I also don't use the side opening so I wouldn't mind another spot to hold water or tripod.
I use battery grips on my Sony cameras and they fit in this bag really well. I can also get my 200-600 in here with a few other lenses and accessories. There is a removable zipper divider pouch inside that's good for holding spare batteries or other smaller accessories. It is comfortable to wear for linger periods with the chest and hip straps. The materials are great quality and the front of the bag has 2 hard molded pieces at top and bottom so you can place the bag down with some support and help protect the full front of the bag. Includes a rain cover as well. And one more thing is that it stands up nicely on its own.
Check out the attached photo. The Lowepro Flipside 400 AW III fits 1 Canon R5 with the RF f/2.8 24-70mm + 1 Canon RF f/2.8 16mm + 1 Canon RF f/1.8 35mm + 1 Canon EF f/1.8 50mm and its adapter + 1 Canon RF f/2.8 70-200mm and its tripod collar, 1 Samyang AF f/1.4 85mm, 1 flash and a receiver, 4 batteries, cables, ...A 16 macbook pro and a 12 ipad pro fit in there as well.Quality built is excellent.As I said it's the perfect camera backpack in my opinion.
I have purchased a lot of backpacks, always looking for the best one for the task, and to that end I have owned F-Stop, Shimoda, Mindshift, Tamrac, Tenba...and Lowepro. Always appreciated Lowepro because the packs were simple, functional, and reasonably priced. I currently have a Flipside 300 AWII and Flipside 400 AWII. I love the 400 so much I recently decided to get another that I would dedicate solely to hiking so I could keep all the little bits and pieces needed in the bag and not have to swap things around, just grab and go. And as I was ordering up pops the version III of the same pack. Got to be better, right?Wrong. Where the model II has two reasonably sized side pockets, the III has eliminated one of them in favor of the trendy side-access opening, a ... MoreI have purchased a lot of backpacks, always looking for the best one for the task, and to that end I have owned F-Stop, Shimoda, Mindshift, Tamrac, Tenba...and Lowepro. Always appreciated Lowepro because the packs were simple, functional, and reasonably priced. I currently have a Flipside 300 AWII and Flipside 400 AWII. I love the 400 so much I recently decided to get another that I would dedicate solely to hiking so I could keep all the little bits and pieces needed in the bag and not have to swap things around, just grab and go. And as I was ordering up pops the version III of the same pack. Got to be better, right?Wrong. Where the model II has two reasonably sized side pockets, the III has eliminated one of them in favor of the trendy side-access opening, a feature I have never wanted or needed but I guess some folks use it. The other side has a single INCREDIBLY small and tight pocket that will not hold a water bottle of any size that I tried, and if your tripod is any bigger than a tiny travel pod it's not going in there either. For reference I tried to fit ONE LEG of a Gitzo Series 1 Traveler in there and it was a real struggle. if you are hiking and would like to bring a tripod and a water bottle (pretty standard stuff) that is not happening with this bag. The version II did it easily. You could also carry a larger tripod on the front of the vII with the provided cup and strap, not on the vIII.Then there's the front pocket. Version II has a reasonably sized pocket that you could stuff a jacket, beanie, gloves, etc into and also had a nice organizer setup that will hold all kinds of small tools, batteries, filters, etc. Version III has a really tight single pocket that might take a beanie and gloves but no way is a jacket going in there. It also has two smaller pockets that go reasonably deep, but are so tight that I can't get my hand in there to retrieve anything I put in them.In the camera compartment the sturdy foam dividers of the vII have been replaced with thin, segmented pieces of odd lengths. I'm guessing the design intent was for them to wrap around lenses, but having no tensile strength to speak of, what they do instead is flop around and allow your lenses to bang into each other when the pack is lifted or moved. The inside of the lid now has one large pocket with no organization inside it, so whatever you put in there (in my case, memory cards, lens wipes, flash foot, AA batteries) just falls to the bottom and makes a big disorganized pile of stuff that bangs into whatever is beneath it when the lid is closed.So what's good about it? Well, it's beautiful - mine is a stylish gray with black accents. The top handle is lovely. The harness system is pretty well padded and the bag is comfortable to wear.But since I can't carry a sturdy tripod or a water bottle of any kind, and the inside organization and dividers are so poorly done, this bag is going back.It really seems like a design exercise that went all wrong, instead of a meaningful update on what was already a great pack. Guess I'll order that version II now!
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Water Resistance | All-weather AWCover protects gear from rain, snow, dust and sand, Protection from the elements, moisture |
| Closure Type | Zipper |
| Handle Type | Handle at the top, Grab handle on the back panel |
| Material | 600D polyester |
