I love this backpack, only downside for me is that it does not hold a water bladder. I do not like to always have to take off my backpack to drink something and the added weight of one and a half litres on one side is uncomfortable while carrying when using the outside pocket. Does someone have experience with McGyvering to use the compression strap to hold a bladder? How was it?

the flap is not wide enough, so dirt and rain get in easy, or you have to keep the rain cover on permanent , a real design booboo.

The mountage is hilarious, congrats :d

Awesome bags :D

Full front panel access making it easy for somebody to open the pack from behind and nick your camera.

Looks pretty cool but you lost me at front panel access. Don't know how many times I've gotten dirt and mud and just stuff on my shoulder straps from laying the bag down on its straps to get to my stuff, no matter how careful I am. Other than that it look great.

Utilitarian with some color... not sure how I should feel about a bag like this. Something less... boxy might be better and a simple adjustable harness, maybe? 😛

looks bulky and stupid

I‘m always happy to see Think Tank coming out with new products. No matter, if it‘s a product that I need or not. But to see them actively producing something new is good.

Price

you would think that a camera company would have a decent microphone for their video lol. i hear that audio hiss throughout this video

Loving the expanded front pockets! Would have be nice to still have the inner tablet sleeve but it's not a deal breaker for me.

Think it was a mistake losing the tablet sleeve.

Which one fits canon 600 F/4. I am using the airport accelerator back pack one for a long time.

Will the V2.0 fit underneath a seat on Ryan Air? Looking at purchasing this for going abroad.

Wow, can’t say well done here. Firstly, no visual of the divider system inside any of these bags with an overhead shot, nor how it was loaded out. Is this a trade secret? Possibly the most important part of a bag and it was just ignored. I shouldn’t have to chase down further pictures of the bag. We are here now seeing it in use. Second, Think Tank isn’t known for their shoulder pads, like Tom Binh is. Third, the bottom waterproof area doesn’t extend up the sides at all. I wouldn’t say this keeps out seepage. This is an overstatement. It’s nice to have something on the bottom though, if it’s not a tripod. I had interest in this nice looking bag, but this video just turned me off. Including your response to one poster of having to go find pictures of the insides. If this is how Think Tank presents their stuff and hopes to sell it, I feel kind of insulted. Very unprofessional. If I was your boss I would tell you to take this video down and redo it. And then send you for training in product presentation.

TT has the most smooth roller bag I've ever owned. My production manager 40 and 30 is frequently loaded to 40+kg and it still rolls well after so many years. It does get a tiring to roll after a while due to the weight. I hope there can be an option to mount additional 2 wheels so that I can push them vertically.

TT has great customer support. I lost a screw for the roller bag stand and they Fedex 2 screws to me. Its amazing service.

Best cases and bags for me since many years now.

Your wheels are best.

The only choice for my travel cases Thinktank (just a little bit heavy)

Will thinktank make a roller with 4 wheels at some point?

The best for a reason!

Customer service is excellent! and bags not far behind 😄

How do you put it on? I notice the video does not show you.

This is by far the best backpack i ever had. I have the 46 L , and everything i need in the field just fits in. You did a awesome job on this one❤ think tank.

Shame on the rigors, great stuff and snappy sound.

If the pixel harness (or better yet, a more comfortable updated version like Mountainsmith Strappettes) can be attached to this in the hip belt carry mode, it would be amazing for not just photojournalists but many other fatigued photographers!

The handle on my 7yr++ (I had it forever so I can't remember the purchase date) Airport Navigator is a bit sticky and sometimes get stuck when extending. The fact that it lasted this long and it still kinda works proves it is a quality handle 😀

Why is it black? It attracts heat...

Looks nice

Amazing bag but it misses a flap to close the main comparment :(

I love your products but this kind of videos need more structure. Specially about the differences between them, they are pretty much the same size and I was hoping the video showed me what are the main differences.

The designers have every reason to be proud of this wonderful backpack. Bought it a couple of weeks ago and really love it.

I've got the 10 and 20, they are versatile lightweight bags with the padded insert removed. My only complaint is the dividers aren't wide enough for the bag when the padded insert is removed, an option for a set of wider dividers would be appreciated

Hi is it possible if im changing the camera stash into another brand product ? Lets say lowepro gearup ? Just bought mine

I wonder if it would fit camping gear like a tent, sleeping bag, small kitchen etc. Would have been nice to see such a setup. I can see that I could have the tent under the top lid, but I'm not sure where I would put the rest, without using the camera compartment.

I have just bought this backpack and it will be delivered tomorrow - I can't wait to start using it. I watched plenty of reviews and while some people thought that they did not need some of the features, nobody said that it was anything other than the very best in terms of build quality and materials. Using the best equipment always makes me feel good, so I am expecting great things from this camera bag.

Will the 10 fit Panasonic GH5 with 25mm prime lens?

All black version?

No information on the front zipped pocket. Does it have internal subdivisions? A key clutch?

What if the cover has zips I have one that is supposed to be universal and I have a 65 litre outbound explorer 5 rucksack.The cover I bought is the eurohike 55 to 75 litre cover but can't seem to make it work for my rucksack.Any advice

what is the difference between the think tank Airport Advantage and the xt version?

Which series size do you recommend for Fujifilm X100VI?

Can you use the waist strap to access the bag without setting it down like the Backlight series? Also, do you know if this will fit in a Pelican 1510 case?

I’m very interested in the sling bag. Thank you for showing it fits a 70-200 2.8 on body. Is it long enough to do that and hold a 24-70 2.6 standing up?

How does this compare to the new Backlight Sprint? Which holds the most camera gear?

Can I ask if you will being doing one for the Nikon Z8/Z9 to accommodate the new Nikon 180-600mm lens, I've tried the 150 holster but about 3" short. I have the Nikon Z8 and the Nikon 180-600mm

Fantastic!

You convinced me. I ordered one (and the waist belt), and yes, I have the Sigma 150-600, but I'm anxious to try this with my new Nikon Z-series 180-600. B&H recommended this -- the new Nikon doesn't have a close match carrying case yet. The other case that was recommended for consideration is the "PortaBrace Soft Compact Carrying Case for Tamron SP 150-600 Lens".