Aside from how wonderful the material feels, my favorite feature of the Pro Messenger 200 AW is its discrete looks (and sounds). When I’m working in the city with the Messenger riding my hip, it looks like a stylish multifunctional bag. Once I get to my assignment, I can switch from “security mode” to “silent mode” and open the top flap without drawing the attention of those around me.
Inside it can transport a pro DSLR with grip and attached zoom lens, plus two extra lenses and a flash in main compartment — or a pro DSLR with grip and attached 70-200mm f/2.8 zoom lens (facing sideways), plus a flash in main compartment. The front pouch is roomy enough to stow not one, but two DSLR bodies without lens attached (or the new Canon 40mm pancake).
When I arrive for a job, I like to make a good first impression. The Pro Messenger 200 AW certainly makes the statement I want.
Derrick Story is the Photography Evangelist for Lowepro.
If it is good as any of my other lowepro bags it would be worth picking up
I’m glad to share with you one of my reviews of Lowepro bags for Canonist Spain.
http://www.canonistas.com/foros/transporte/387523-review-lowepro-pro-messenger-200aw.html
Excuse me but it’s spanish only. Enjoy and sorry
I would love to test one of the out on a trip to manhattan in December. I’m planning on useing my flipside 400. Got any demos? Lol
Hi David, send me email to dstory[at]daymen[dotcom] with a link to your web site.