Kameratasche Lowepro GearUp Creator Box für spiegellose Oder DSLR-Kamera mit Zugriff über QuickDoor und anpassbaren Fachteilern für spiegellose Kameras wie Sony α9 - LP37348-PWW

After testing multiple packing solutions for compact FPV and camera gear, the Lowepro GearUp Creator Box Extra Large II clearly stands out as one of the most practical and efficient cases available. If your goal is to keep your equipment organized, protected, and easy to carry without adding unnecessary bulk, this case delivers. In real-world use with a compact setup—such as a DJI Neo 2, Goggles N3, controller, batteries, and charging accessories—it handles tight packing exceptionally well. The adjustable dividers make it easy to customize the interior around irregular gear, while the bright lining helps you locate small items quickly when you're in the field. The biggest strength of this case is how well it balances portability and capability. It looks compact, but it holds more than expected and fits perfectly into a minimalist workflow—especially if you carry your gear inside a regular backpack instead of a dedicated drone bag. The build quality is solid, with good padding, durable zippers, and water-resistant materials that protect your equipment during travel and daily use. It’s not a hard case or designed for extreme conditions, but for everyday flying, shooting, and moving between locations, it provides reliable protection without slowing you down.

Great bag with just the right amount of space for a Nikon Z6II with attached 24-70 f/2.8 and Zelda L bracket . Got it to use as a sort of quick access camera cube I can move from bag to bag be it for overseas travel or just moving about. Speaking of travel, it fits the width (13") of an Aer Travel Pack 3 Small perfectly as well, though it's a bit tall and does cause some bulging, but it's not a major issue. Love how the main compartment opens in two stages either allowing for quick access to the camera only or total access to the bag. The strap works well to keep the lid from flying open and sending your precious equipment to the floor as the zippers glide very easily for quick opening. As far as I can tell also, all sides of the bag seem to have a decent foam padding adding further protection. Aside from that it's easy to alter the layout inside and I was able to carry the aforementioned camera/lens combo along with a 40mm f2 with third party hood and a couple accessories like charger and a small external mic with mount. Interior is nice and bright so it's easy to see and the lid also has some internal storage for a memory card as well as a pen and documentation or airtag. As for the outside the large grab handle is nice and thick, and it has two loops where you could attach a strap for shoulder carry. However it definitely stands out as a camera bag so not so good if you're trying to be discrete. If I was to complain about something I do wish there were more points to attach/strap on other accessories like the accessory wrap which matches the height of this bag well. Overall though, it's been a great bag so far and perfect for my needs.

Works well. I really thought this cube would be a bit bigger. It is nice quality though and seems to protect decent. Could be a bit better on the thickness to make me feel more confident but I would trust this with a small drop. I put it in my bag, and the padding makes me feel confident. Organization is decent, and overall a good value for the money.

Not my first Lowepro, so I've come to expect great quality from them, and this bag delivers once again. Comfortably holds my mirrorless, telephoto zoom, wide angle, spare batteries, and extra cards and odds and end in outer pocket. Love the extra clip that secures the cover from accidentally opening all the way, allowing me to securely open just the end and lift my camera in/out as needed. Not quite enough room inside to hold my pouch of filters, but that's a small price to pay. The ability to convert interior with provided padded inserts allows for great organization and protection for all inside. Would fit in most any backpack, but also fits perfectly into Mountainsmith's Day lumbar pack (tour is too small to hold it). Have loved all my Lowepros for their convertibility, light weight, compact design, and ability to use with other packs and carrying systems. Fantastic for travel! Will continue to use them, and highly recommend them.

A clever camera case, designed for when you don't want (or need) a full camera backpack. It'll take a camera body with attached lens and 1-2 additional lens + odds&ends, in a well-designed case that can then fit into a carryon or other luggage. Like all Lowepro camera bags, it's very well designed. Pictured: holding a Canon R6 w/ handstrap and RF100-400mm USM attached. The RF24-105mm STM is adjacent. Since I'm not a professional photographer, I just take my camera along for fun. When flying, that means it has to share my limited luggage space, and that gets challenging with normal camera cases, and the gear is much too delicate to pack it loose (at least I shouldn't). This size of "Creator Box" fits into my normal carry-on backpack (that goes under-seat), taking up about 65% of the interior compartment. That's bulkier than the gear alone, but provides such easy access that I'm willing to try it. In this case, I'll still need something to carry my camera around, but I could conceivably put the whole creatorbox in some kind of rucksack. There's several sizes of these Creator Boxes, after trying "Large II" and "Extra Large II", I think this (Large) is the more practical size. the XL took nearly all of the compartment in the same backpack, but added room for several additional lens (or a slightly longer attached lens). Everybody's preferred gear is different, but this case works for the gear I'm most likely to travel with these days, and thus is Recommended.

This bag carries all my vlogging essentials, and can go inside another bag, backpack or suitcase, or you can attach a shoulder strap. It has top QuickDoor access to the camera itself. It also has a quick grab strap on the side. The zippers are well made, and pull easily. I haven't had it in a rain situation, so I can't speak to it's water fastness. I tried the smaller bag first, but returned it for the medium bag. The return was easy... I can now fit in the selfie stick, microphones, my zoom lens, flash and filters. It has pockets everywhere including a see through zipper pocket on the front, and a deep open pocket in the back. I added another 2 camera bag dividers from one of my other bags to customize further. The protective padding is nice and thick. If you need more lenses, tripod, extra lights, etc., you probably want the large bag. I waited a long time to review this, and the more I use it, the more I love it!

Very convenient insert for most of my bagpack, it took me a while to find a right size for my use. It fits my r6 mii attached to a lens. Still have some space for filter case, sd card case, and a small prime lens. Now any of my bagpack can be a camera bag when I go for a trip.

This camera case fits my Sony a7IV + Sony 24-105mm G lens, with the lens hood attached. There's room left for a spare battery and charger. I was on the fence between getting a camera bag or getting this. A lot of the camera bags are surprisingly expensive. And they have giant logos on them that say "steal me". So I bought this Lowepro case and put it inside a backpack. This setup works for now. I think my only complaint is the outer pocket. Not sure why they even bothered. It's very tight can and only accommodate cables or other flat items. It's pretty rare that I need quick access to cables.

I'm impressed with the Lowepro GearUp Creator Box Extra Large II, the configuration is pretty flexible and it can hold a lot of stuff if you need it to. I've fitted a RF100-500 attached to a camera body with just enough space for a 24-105F4 and a 14-35F4. And I could squeeze in a couple of batteries and memory cards. My main use is to carry camera gear in a proper hiking rucksack with a ventilated trampoline back. Why are most camera backpacks not well designed for comfort? Low Alpine make "proper" rucksacks so why not Lowepro (see the connection?), or any other camera bag maker.

I haven't taken my camera out anywhere since purchasing this bag, but what I will say is the difference in storage compared to my old "over the shoulder" style is incredible. Modular approach with the inserts allowing you to organise as you see fit, camera fits in perfectly with a lense attached with a good "holder" insert to keep the camera/lenses in place and avoid moving. It's big enough to store everything the hobbyist would need, fits nicely in a rucksack and has quick access to the camera if needed. Overall, great quality bag and well worth the money

Storlek M. Min Sony a7II med Tamron 28-75mm passar PRECIS, med en ytterst liten gnutta våld när man drar igen dragkedjan. Får nog inte med mig mitt Sony 50mm f1.8 samtidigt. Väskan andas kvalité och har smarta fack och funktioner. Rekommenderas.

It's perfect solution! Much better that expensive back packs. I have 2 of them, medium for camera only and few batteries when I don't need other lenses, large when I go on holidays and take one or two more lenses, batteries blower etc, now I'm going to buy extra large for more equipment. Quality is outstanding! You can put in any backpack so you are not limited like with expensive camera bags

This case for compact cameras is ideal for versatile storage and access. It has great protection and appears rugged. Only quibble is it has hooks for a strap, but no included strap for standalone use. I can get a compact, mirrorless ILC in with a 24-300 eq. zoom, small flash, and 2 small primes. in, + caps and filters. It doesn't scream "camera" either.