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product_id: 536243981
title: "Adventura SH 120 III"
brand: "lowepro"
price: "€ 290.22"
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# Adjustable/removable strap & belt loop Waterproof recycled fabric Molded PVC-free base protection Adventura SH 120 III

**Brand:** lowepro
**Price:** € 290.22
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎥 Protect your passion, carry with style.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Adventura SH 120 III by lowepro
- **How much does it cost?** € 290.22 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- lowepro enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted lowepro brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Carry Your Way:** Comfort-grip handle, removable shoulder strap with non-slip patch, plus integrated belt loop for versatile, hands-free mobility.
- • **Mirrorless Ready:** Perfectly sized for full-frame mirrorless cameras like Sony Alpha 7 and Canon RP—no more bulky compromises.
- • **Eco-Chic Durability:** 82% recycled & solution-dyed fabrics reduce water waste while shielding your gear from the elements.
- • **Impact-Resistant Base:** Molded PVC-free base guards your camera from moisture and bumps—because your gear deserves the best.
- • **Custom Fit, Every Shot:** Adjustable dividers and expandable pockets tailor your bag to your unique mirrorless setup.

## Overview

The Lowepro Adventura SH 120 III is a sleek, eco-conscious camera shoulder bag designed for mirrorless cameras. Featuring 82% recycled materials, a waterproof PU-laminated exterior, and a molded PVC-free base, it offers superior protection against moisture and impact. Its customizable interior with adjustable dividers and expandable pockets ensures a perfect fit for your gear, while versatile carrying options—including a removable shoulder strap and belt loop—keep you ready for any adventure.

## Description

desertcart.com : Lowepro Adventura SH 120 III, Camera Schoulder Bag with Adjustable/Removable Shoulder Strap, Backpack for Mirrorless Camera, Compatible with Sony Alpha 7 Series, Canon RP, Black : Electronics

Review: Great camera bag for a Kodak PixPro! - This is a great compact camera bag for a Kodak PixPro AZ421. I have about 11 pieces of accessories that fit into all it's compartments, very nicely. The camera does sink down into the bag with about 1 1/2" space above it, where the strap sits.. So it has room, and with the included divider I'm able to store a a very small cleaning kit (3/4") that came with my camera inside next to the camera. The bag is not flimsy, and has a soft interior. However, I did not know that the case I ordered was coming from the Netherlands! It took a few weeks to arrive. Had I known, I would have driven an hour to a local city to purchase one. But, the bag is a great bag. I do recommend it. I bought the SH140II. Love it!!
Review: Fits Canon R100 With the 18-45 Standard Kit Lens - Dear Lord, what a PITA it is to find a case (with a belt loop) that is just the right size for your interchangeable lens camera! It's interesting that one reviewer who had a Canon EOS R10 said the fit was too snug for his camera, because their camera is almost exactly the same size mine is--just a few 10ths of an inch difference! However, we don't know what kind of lens they had. So, just so you don't have to buy four different cases to find one that fits if you happen to have a Canon R100 with the 18-45 lens, you can stop the hunt right now, because this is basically a perfect fit. I'm hoping there are enough key words in this review so that if you have a Canon R100 with the 18-45, this review will show up in your Google search. (Did I mention it fits the Canon R100 with the 18-45 lens?) By good fit, I mean the a fit that is tight enough so that the camera doesn't flop around in the case if you are riding a mountain bike over rugged (but non insane) terrain, with a few minor drops and small rock gardens, but not so tight that you can't draw it easily with one hand. That is my use-case scenario, and I am happy to report that this works really well with this case/bag. The lens can be facing forward, (if you're a righty, with the wrist strap on top) so you can pull it out either by the strap or the grip. Zipper is sturdy, the action is just a little sticky could be a little slicker, but it's totally workable with one hand. Also totally usable if you're walking a dog (or in my case, two.) You only need your non-dominant hand to take the lens cap off and on-- wish there was a fix for that! Padding seems more than ample, case material appears sturdy, and the (for me) critical belt loop seems strong enough. The sides are stiff enough that the case doesn't kind of lean outwards at the top, which was the problem with a cheaper case I got, and the stitching on the belt loop is very good, though not as good as a Think Tank Mirrorless Mover Case-- which, regrettably, is too large for the R100 (the 10) unless you are cramming in some other stuff. I do not have enough experience with it to assess long term durability, but the overall construction is very good, which it should be for a case over $30. The plastic that wraps around the bottom is a nice touch, too-- no worries about setting it down on a damp or dirty surface, etc. I've had Lowerpro cases before, and never had a problem with them. I am surprised that the situation with belt cases as not been gamed out by someone for APS-C cameras. Part of their appeal is that they are a bit smaller than a DSLR, and you don't have to use a strap. Even just for hiking, I'm the kind of person who can't have a camera swinging around my neck, it just drives me crazy. But it's also particularly important for me because I like to shoot in fairly primitive areas, or quickly, with people or animals or both who are not always very patient about standing around to be photographed. Can't wait to go through all this again when I get a pancake lens and have to get another case...!

## Features

- PROTECT YOUR GEAR: a durable, molded PVC-free base safeguards gear from moisture and impacts; recycled exterior fabric with PU lamination provides waterproofing and extra protection from the elements
- INCLUDES RECYCLED AND SOLUTION-DYED FABRICS: 82% of total material, made up of 59% recycled fabrics, and 23% solution-dyed fabrics, to reduce water waste
- CARRY YOUR KIT WITH EASE: includes a comfort-grip grab handle and the removable and adjustable shoulder strap with non-slip patch, and integrated belt loop for multiple carrying options
- FOR MIRRORLESS CAMERAS: this camera backpack fits up to a full frame mirrorless camera (compatible with Sony Alpha 7 series, Canon RP) with lens attached
- CUSTOMISE YOUR GEAR: adjustable divider system in the main compartment lets you customize your chosen equipment; includes interior memory card pocket and expandable side pocket for added flexibility

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B0C7H774BZ |
| Best Sellers Rank | #705 in Camera Cases |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,744) |
| Date First Available  | June 8, 2023 |
| Manufacturer  | Lowepro |

## Images

![Adventura SH 120 III - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41A6SkgaQKL.jpg)
![Adventura SH 120 III - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91k0tniyKiL.jpg)
![Adventura SH 120 III - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/413PN-kkY4L.jpg)
![Adventura SH 120 III - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51LiOAlvq7L.jpg)
![Adventura SH 120 III - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/519tXkzlXlL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great camera bag for a Kodak PixPro!
*by G***Y on July 2, 2023*

This is a great compact camera bag for a Kodak PixPro AZ421. I have about 11 pieces of accessories that fit into all it's compartments, very nicely. The camera does sink down into the bag with about 1 1/2" space above it, where the strap sits.. So it has room, and with the included divider I'm able to store a a very small cleaning kit (3/4") that came with my camera inside next to the camera. The bag is not flimsy, and has a soft interior. However, I did not know that the case I ordered was coming from the Netherlands! It took a few weeks to arrive. Had I known, I would have driven an hour to a local city to purchase one. But, the bag is a great bag. I do recommend it. I bought the SH140II. Love it!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fits Canon R100 With the 18-45 Standard Kit Lens
*by C***T on September 21, 2024*

Dear Lord, what a PITA it is to find a case (with a belt loop) that is just the right size for your interchangeable lens camera! It's interesting that one reviewer who had a Canon EOS R10 said the fit was too snug for his camera, because their camera is almost exactly the same size mine is--just a few 10ths of an inch difference! However, we don't know what kind of lens they had. So, just so you don't have to buy four different cases to find one that fits if you happen to have a Canon R100 with the 18-45 lens, you can stop the hunt right now, because this is basically a perfect fit. I'm hoping there are enough key words in this review so that if you have a Canon R100 with the 18-45, this review will show up in your Google search. (Did I mention it fits the Canon R100 with the 18-45 lens?) By good fit, I mean the a fit that is tight enough so that the camera doesn't flop around in the case if you are riding a mountain bike over rugged (but non insane) terrain, with a few minor drops and small rock gardens, but not so tight that you can't draw it easily with one hand. That is my use-case scenario, and I am happy to report that this works really well with this case/bag. The lens can be facing forward, (if you're a righty, with the wrist strap on top) so you can pull it out either by the strap or the grip. Zipper is sturdy, the action is just a little sticky could be a little slicker, but it's totally workable with one hand. Also totally usable if you're walking a dog (or in my case, two.) You only need your non-dominant hand to take the lens cap off and on-- wish there was a fix for that! Padding seems more than ample, case material appears sturdy, and the (for me) critical belt loop seems strong enough. The sides are stiff enough that the case doesn't kind of lean outwards at the top, which was the problem with a cheaper case I got, and the stitching on the belt loop is very good, though not as good as a Think Tank Mirrorless Mover Case-- which, regrettably, is too large for the R100 (the 10) unless you are cramming in some other stuff. I do not have enough experience with it to assess long term durability, but the overall construction is very good, which it should be for a case over $30. The plastic that wraps around the bottom is a nice touch, too-- no worries about setting it down on a damp or dirty surface, etc. I've had Lowerpro cases before, and never had a problem with them. I am surprised that the situation with belt cases as not been gamed out by someone for APS-C cameras. Part of their appeal is that they are a bit smaller than a DSLR, and you don't have to use a strap. Even just for hiking, I'm the kind of person who can't have a camera swinging around my neck, it just drives me crazy. But it's also particularly important for me because I like to shoot in fairly primitive areas, or quickly, with people or animals or both who are not always very patient about standing around to be photographed. Can't wait to go through all this again when I get a pancake lens and have to get another case...!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Large bag with belt loop
*by G***G on April 22, 2019*

Carrying a Canon SX series ultrazoom can be a problem, especially if you want a belt loop model bag. Got this to carry a Canon SX60hs but found out that this is a pretty large bag. It is bit enough to fit the largest sized ultrazooms that are larger than the Canon SX series. This bag is well made and does have a belt loop. Should fit the larger Nikon ultrazooms. For the SX60hs a Case Logic DCB-304 would be a better fit. Note that although these larger bags have a belt loop, it is suggested that a wide belt be used with these. Even better is to use it with a waist pack whose wide belts and webbing better support these large bags.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Lowepro Adventura Sh 120 III, Camera Shoulder Bag With Adjustable/Removable Shoulder Strap, Backpack For Mirrorless Camera, Compatible With Sony Alpha 7 Series, Canon Rp, Black
- SanDisk 128GB Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-I Memory Card - C10, U3, V30, 4K UHD, SD Card Digital Cameras - SDSDXXD-128G-GN4IN
- SanDisk 128GB Extreme PRO SDXC Card, SD Card, V60 Memory Card, 6K & 4K UHD, Up to 280MB/s Shock, Temperature, Water, X-Ray Protection, RescuePro Deluxe Data Recovery Software, UHS-II, Class 10, U3

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