New Camera Bag! The Mirrorless Mover Backpack By ThinkTank | Review

[@Sgt_MoDog_USMC]

With the straps not curved, does it fit well, hit you in the neck, are they comfortable?

[@rkdazet]

Thank you, Scott! Looks like another great product from Think Tank! I'm still using the original Mirrorless Mover 30i which has held up extremely well over the years since I moved to the Sony FE mount system. The older I get, the less gear I want to carry with me. especially if I'm doing any lengthy walking or hiking. For hiking I've recently started using the Think Tank Turnstyle 10 v2, which great for a camera and extra lens, but doesn't accommodate water or tripod. But it is very comfortable and is so easy to access on the move. This one looks like a good option for airline travel and hiking but for me, only if it's not overloaded. I've been using a Manfrotto backpack for airline travel which has. a removable camera module so it can be used as a conventional backpack. This Think Tank looks like it might be a possible replacement down the road. The Think Tank Photo Backlight Sprint also looks like a nice option. Again, thanks for this and all the other helpful and informative video tutorials!

[@ScottDavenport]

It is an excellent pack (and we expect that... it's ThinkTank!). This pack is great for travel... and you don't have to load it up. I had it about 60% camera gear and 40% snacks :) Haven't tried the Turnstyle ...

[@FoarteMisto]

Scott do you own a Canon R8 ? i wonder if it fits in the Mover 10 with the 24-105mm ..

[@ScottDavenport]

I don't own a Canon. My cameras are Sony A7Riis w/ a L-brackets mounted. So the bodies are on the bulkier side, though I don't know how they compare to Canon bodies.

[@marklaurendet1861]

I also have some think tank gear, use their holsters when I need one of them. Like other bags/packs I wish the dividers were a bit better padded and would have two velcro tabs on each end forming a "T" so the velcro stuck both side giving a stronger attachment. I notice the horizontal /middle one is starting to peel off one one end. Happens with all my bags as well so I end up using a double divider on the main weight bearing spots.

[@ScottDavenport]

Cool idea! Thanks for sharing that. I'm thinking of the bin of the various velcro dividers I have gathered over the years... might have a. new use for some of them :)

[@mark_barrentine]

PortaBrace dividers all have two velcro strips on the ends for the "T" attachment. Once in place though they can be difficult to remove.

[@marklaurendet1861]

@@mark_barrentine Thanks for the reply, I will have a look at them

[@davidthompson8153]

Great review Scott. Can you remove the belt strap at the bottom?

[@ScottDavenport]

Not without scissors ... the waist strap is sewn into the bottom of the bag.

[@ThinkTankPhoto]

Thanks, Scott!

[@ScottDavenport]

You bet! Thanks again for the early look at the pack!!