The Lowepro Adventura SH 140 II is great for photography buffs. This bag is compact, durable, and comfortable enough to carry a small DSLR with two lenses and accessories for a full day of shooting. An adjustable interior divider system helps organize and protect your gear, and a water-resistant top flap with clasp keeps your gear safe and dry.
Product highlights:
- protects camera during travel
- room for a small DSLR and two lenses plus accessories
- durable, custom-molded base safeguards gear from moisture, debris and impact
- protective rain flap keeps camera and accessories dry
- adjustable divider system in main compartment helps organize gear
- built-in memory card pocket and two pleated side pockets for small accessories
- comfort-grip grab handle
- removable, adjustable padded shoulder strap
- 7-1/8"W x 5"H x 7-1/2"D
- weight: 10.56 oz.
- warranty: limited lifetime
- Our 60-day money-back guarantee
- MFR # LP36863
What's in the box:
- Adventura SH 140 II camera bag (black)
- Adjustable shoulder strap (1.5" wide)
- Removable divider
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This bag is very deep and can hold plenty of accessories.
William from Mount Sinai, NY
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Will this hold the Sony a6300 with kit lenses and a flash?
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Sorry. Don't know. We store our birding binoculars in this bag. Nice bag, though. Good cushioning.
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Lowepro Adventura SH 140 II
Crutchfield customer from Needham, MA on 4/29/2018
Good sized bag with good padding, holds mirrorless, extra lens, enough room for camera with tele lens attached, well-protected bottom, nice pockets.
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Lowepro Adventura SH 140 II
Crutchfield customer from Palmyra, PA on 11/4/2017
Expected a cheap flimsy bag because it was a freeze with the camera. It is a sturdy bag and a nice size for caring the camera, lens and some cards and a spare battery.
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WAY TO GO CRUTCHFIELD!
Wade from Murfreesboro, TN on 10/14/2017
The best thing about this product (my second one to purchase - so that speaks to the product satisfaction) is the Crutchfield team that made the purchase so easy - no kidding... I called to speak to a rep about using my points - super friendly and very helpful - the call was professionally handled, but you really feel like you've just called a good friend to help you out! Because of previous purchases, I was even offer free shipping (can a deal get any sweeter?) so, there it is... a very happy customer, a good product, and super friendly staff. WAY TO GO CRUTCHFIELD!
Pros: Super friendly staff - good product quality
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Lowepro Adventura SH 140 II
William from Mount Sinai, NY on 8/16/2017
This bag is very deep and can hold plenty of accessories.
Pros: Simple design, large capacity.
Cons: None
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Lowepro Adventura SH 140 II
Crutchfield customer from Eatontown, NJ on 8/8/2017
Bag is nice, but as others have reported it is a bit on the small side for a DSLR. It came bundled with my Nikon D5600 camera. The bag just barely fits my camera with an attached 18-300 lens. I would guess smaller lenses would fit more comfortably, but doubt that the bag can hold multiple lenses.
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Lowepro Adventura SH 140 II
Crutchfield customer from Branson West, MO on 6/1/2017
Small with no room for additional lenses. Comes in handy though, when you don't want to lug a lot of equipment with you.
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Not sure why this was included
Randy from Nashville, TN on 3/23/2017
Maybe as a lunch box this might be good. I am not sure why it came with my D7200 camera. The bag fits one lens. That's about it. Maybe I can find someone who has a Vivitar 12.1 or some other tiny camera and re-gift it.
Pros: Might work for your sandwich or protein bar when your out on a shoot.
Cons: Too small for a camera bag.
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Lowepro Adventura SH 140 II
Joseph from Brookline, MA on 1/28/2017
Perfect size for my Canon T6s with 24mm pancake and 430ex speedlite.
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Lowepro Adventura SH 140 II
Shawn from Georgia on 1/12/2017
Perfect size bag for my family's picture taker.
Pros: Size and price
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Does Not Fit Camera With Lens
Ron from Kendallville, IN on 1/7/2017
I received it in a bundle with my D5500 Nikon. The camera case is nice with numerous pockets, but the case is not tall enough to fit the D5500 with the 70-300 lens attached. It does fit the D5500 with the 18-55 lens, but doesn't have room to store the 70-300 lens
Pros: Nicely Made Camera Case With Several Pockets.
Cons: Does Not Fit The Nikon With The 70-300 Lens Attached
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Lowepro Adventura SH 140 II
Crutchfield customer from Islip, NY on 1/2/2017
Seems like a good bag, it doesn't fit a lot, but the smaller size makes it easier to carry around and protect the camera.
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Lowepro Adventura SH 140 II
Crutchfield customer from Champaign, IL on 12/27/2016
Great bag, fits the camera well with room for other items.
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Very poor for the camera set
Donnie from North Carolina on 12/25/2016
Was very surprised that Crutchfield would sell this bag out with this camera set. There's no room for the camera in it with the lenses that I purchased. It would have been better to give a credit against the bag that works with the camera and lens purchased. I can't give this a good rating but I really think the thought processes of Crutchfield are what the problem is. Sorry about this as much as I love Crutchfield I think you're great company I'm shocked they would do this.
Pros: Nice and new lots of zippers
Cons: Useless way too small for the camera set
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Lowepro Adventura SH 140 II
Crutchfield customer from Baltimore, MD on 11/27/2016
Strong, sturdy, and compact. Great for those trips where you know the lens and accessories you want to have. This isn't necessarily a bag for multiple large lenses.
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Lightweight/durable great protection for my camera
Richie from Springfield, IL on 10/19/2016
Lightweight/durable great protection for my camera
Pros: Lightweight, durable and solid protection for all my gear
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Nice compact bag
GreyFox386 from Port Orange, FL on 8/6/2016
This bag is great! I received it in a bundle with my D5500 Nikon at no charge. It is very nice quality, much nicer than I expected. It's big enough to hold the camera with a standard 18-55 lens, and that's about it. You're not going to fit much else in this bag. other than maybe some cleaning wipes and maybe a filter.
Pros: Nicely made, compact.
Cons: None, unless you expect to carry more than just a camera. No room for a second lens.
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camera case
DonA from Evergreen, CO on 7/28/2016
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Lowepro Adventura SH 140 II
Hv from Ponce, PR on 5/28/2016
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Bundle with Canon SL1
Matt from Taylors, SC on 5/1/2016
This came Free with a Canon SL1. It's a very nice bag, well made, good storage options. Fits the SL1 nicely. We have had a Lowepro bag before, and it took a beating and kept going - outlived the camera!! This one looks well-made just line our last one.
Pros: Well made Easy to use Good storage options The bundle price (FREE) was great!!
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Free bag with purchase of Sony a7ii
WayneR from Charlottesville, VA on 4/8/2016
Bag holds the a7ii with lens very nicely and has working zippers to close that section. The top cover which I am used to covering the camera section of the bag does NOT cover the camera, but the accessory compartment! No matter how many times I gave opened this bag, I still want that covered flap to close the camera section!
Pros: Free from Crutchfield with the purchase of the Sony camera
Cons: Flap that should cover the camera section (in my opinion) covers the accessory section instead.
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Smaller than expected
Pat F from Napa, CA on 4/8/2016
Good quality, but smaller than expected. A bit tight for my camera with mid-range zoom and little room for accessories (or my wallet). Still fills a gap in my collection of camera bags.
Pros: good quality
Cons: small
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OK for me
Jon from La Crosse, WI on 4/6/2016
This camera does stand up on its own and has a sturdy canvas-like exterior which keeps out environmental elements. I'm not sure if it is fully waterproof, however walking out in a misty/foggy/rainy day this kept my gear inside dry. This is kind of bulky for me to carry around the DSLR and an 18-135 mm lens. I cannot carry additional lenses or gear with this bag, so the real purpose is carrying the camera while on the go so there's a place to keep it out of the elements. If you are going on a shoot, I would carry the larger bags/backpacks.
Pros: Sturdy build, keeps camera dust free, dry, etc. from outside elements.
Cons: A little small, but good for storage and on the go shoots.
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Fits my Nikon just right
DSablan from Hawaii on 12/18/2015
This is an awesome bag for sure. Great quality, looks great and protects camera really well. Size is perfect to carry around anywhere.
Pros: Quality
Cons: None
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very nice case
320mb from Tucson AZ on 11/26/2015
case had lots of room for what I needed. we went to the nascar races in phoenix, I had 2 cameras, memory cards, batteries and my driver scanner.
Pros: adjustable shoulder strap and extra pockets for small items.
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Camera bag
Patrick G from Corning, ny on 10/13/2015
The camera bag is nothing special. It was free which is a good quality in itself, but it was simple. I do like the option of having an extra case so I can switch out to a bigger bag if needed. This bag protects my other items that wouldn't be needed for specific shoots. All in all, if it weren't free, I may not have purchased it on my own.
Pros: Nice bag to have for storage and simple shoots.
Cons: Small bag for my liking, but may be perfect for others.
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Lowepro Adventura SH 140 II
JimUSNY from New York on 9/24/2015
fine bag for a body and small wide angle lens, dont get it if you have anything longer than 50MM though. I doubt it will fit, cant comlain it cam free with camera amd a nicely mmanufactured bag, I will use it to carry a wide angle lens and extra battery and cards
Pros: nicely made, fully functional for a small camera or DSLR with small lens
Cons: a bit small for medium to long lenses
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Camera protection
Geo A from Ohio on 9/21/2015
It is a decent bag, but only really for someone who has a light load to carry, no real accessories. Average but acceptable for most basic needs.
Pros: small and lightweight, easy to carry
Cons: small, only usable for basic needs.
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Decent camera bag
Crutchfield customer from Minnesota on 8/3/2015
Good little camera bag, came free with the camera
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Features
Overview: The Lowepro Adventura SH 140 II is a compact camera bag designed for packing your digital camera and a few accessories for a quick photo shoot or day trip. The bag will fit most small to mid-sized digital SLR cameras and compact interchangeable lens cameras, plus an extra lens and flash. The SH 140 II comes with an adjustable shoulder strap, and has a sturdy, dual-zippered closure.
Design: The SH 140 II camera bag has a rugged design with a soft padded interior. The lid opens away from you, instead of toward you as you wear it, so you can easily see you gear. The lid features a zippered pocket for small accessories, and a built-in memory card pocket. The custom-molded base protects your gear from moisture and dirt. Pleated side pockets on both sides are provided for other accessories. A separate accessory pocket (5.9" x 5.2") on the front is covered by a protective rain flap.
Removable Dividers: The bag includes two removable padded dividers that separate the camera and attached lens from the spare lens, flash, or other articles in the main compartment. The dividers have hook-and-loop tabs on each end to hold them into place along the side walls.
Handle: The Adventura SH 140 II features a comfort-grip grab handle on the top for easy carrying.
Belt Loops: The SH 140 II has two built-in belt loops (2.5" high x 1.5" wide) to let you wear the bag on your belt, or to strap the bag to your backpack or other item.
Shoulder Strap: The camera bag comes with a 1-1/2"-wide shoulder strap that is adjustable from 30" to 60". The strap features large plastic clips for attaching the strap to the bag.
Dimensions: The Adventura SH 140 II features the following dimensions:
| Width | Height | Depth | Weight | |
| Internal | 6.81" | 4.33" | 6.69" | 10.6 ounces |
| External | 7.09" | 4.96" | 7.52" |
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