Think tank photo StreetWalker Pro V2.0 Backpack

To help with a promotion, Think Tank Photo sent me a StreetWalker Pro for review. I love Think Tank Photo's always-high-quality cases, so I'm always excited to try out a new one. What made this particular case especially exciting to me was Think Tank Photo's product description headline: "Fits most...

We test the Think Tank Photo StreetWalker Pro compact photo rucksack

I have only taken the back pack out on a couple of fairly short outings. It seems well made and well designed. The holders for lenses are deep which is what I wanted, but it would be nice if there was a way for the separators to fold down so that short lenses didn't move around too much.

Perfect for what I need. Very comfortable. Easy on and off. Stands on its end which is convenient. Fits under a seat on an aircraft. Fits what I need and more.

Love this backpack for light field and urban use. Cracks me up that people thought it was too small. I needed smaller, I just do not always need or want a giant bag with every lens I own. Personally, I normally use this with the Nikon D800 & 80-400 VR ED lens attached.

I've been using Think Tank bags for a while. This is the first time I purchased one of their backpacks and I am very happy with it. Comfortable. Easy to configure. Secure. Very easy for me to carry/transport my gear and keep shooting. I have been carrying a DSLR with a 70-200 f2.8 IS (large lens!!

Used to buy and use Tamrac backpacks, but this bag gets all my gear into a bag that fits better on on your back and distributes all weight more evenly - great for boarding planes with the pack on and not hitting everyone in the head as you walk up the aisles and fits better in the overhead without...

Think Tank Street Walker Pro Version1. The names of these backpack type models can be confusing as they are very similar. Although the word "backpack" appears in the description, it is not included in the real name of the product if you look on Think Tank's official website.

Quality item. Should last years. Lots of room for my Canon 7D MkII and the couple of lenses I currently have, and room for lots of other bits and pieces.

I have many Think Tank bags. I have an Airport Security which holds my gear at home or if I go to an event. If I am going somewhere for fun like the zoo or vacation I pack this with two Canon 5Diii's, either a 70-200 or 100-400, a 24-70 or a 16-35, and either a 100mm or a 35mm prime.

I've been looking for a while for a bag that can hold two DSLR's with lenses attached that isn't the size of a house. This bag is excellent. I can carry my 7D Mk II with battery grip and a 100-400 mk II attached, plus a 7D Mk 1 with a 70-200 f/4 (non-IS, i.e.

I purchased this bag to transport my photo gear from east coast to San Francisco and Yosemite. I was a great bag, and protected my equipment well. Canon 5D Mk II, 70-200, 24-105, 85 and 50 mm, 560 canon speedlight and tripod mounted on front