This was purchased as a Xmas gift for my husband. He is very pleased with it but commented it is difficult to work out how to wear it initially.

Comfortable Strap; Compact

Very slim and light even loaded with an SLR and lenses

Nothing yet

"I love it so far."

The bag itself is great. I was looking for something with a slimmer profile while still being able to hold the items I need for walking around shooting. I was able to hold a Nikon D7100 with an attached 35mm, Tokina 11-20mm, Nikon 55-300mm, and the battery charger.

Well made; comfortable; adequate space for an enthusiast; easy to rotate around the body and retrieve camera and gear

A solid base would be nice so it could be placed on the ground; I tried it with a tripod attached but it became too heavy and the tripod straps did not look capable of holding it for very long; I would prefer to forget the tripod and have a little more rucksack space to carry some lunch/water etc

I have a previous version on the slingshot, and love love love it! It's so easy to keep everything right at your fingertips, w/out having to unpack yourself from your bag! I'll even keep it up front to balance my elbows on the pack when taking a shot...

Bag is great. It was able to hold my Sony A6500 with the Sony Zeiss 55 1.8, the Sony master 100 400 (in the front pocket), batteries, charger, Sony 12 24 f4 with room left over. I love the shoulder sling where I can just pull it around my body to use the side zipper access to get to the camera.

I purchased a Lowepro Slingshot Edge 250 AW last fall. Now that I have been using it for a few months, here are my thoughts on it:

size; style; ease of access; secure

tripod holder has no bottom

This bag is made for amateur photographers. It has more space for things like ipad or stuff like that, only half of it its designed for photo equipment because the space for the camera its very small, only one small camera and maybe two small lenses...

Great camera bag - took it on holiday and used it every day - very comfortable to wear and easy to access cameras. I had my Nikon D5300 with 70-300 mm and 18-55 mm lenses plus my Canon CSC M3 with Canon 22 mm, 15-45 mm and 8.5 mm fisheye lenses plus some accessories and a tripod.