This backpack will hold most 15" laptops and is slim and lightweight for maneuvering in urban environments and travel. It will still hold a Pro Size DSLRand even a 70-200 2.8 attached. This product is different from other Think Tank Photo backpacks because it is vertically thin and lightweight, as compared to the Airport series backpacks that are designed to carry the maximum amount of gear within a certain carry on size.
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Quality backpack with loads of room
I own numerous Think Tank products, and like all the others, this one is high quality, thoughtfully designed and overall, a great buy.
Compared to the Think Tank "Glass Taxi" (which I also own), this one is similar but perhaps 50% larger inside, with an additional compartment giving you room for a laptop. This backpack fits a pro-sized DSLR with a large, heavy zoom lens attached in the middle compartment, and then numerous other lenses and accessories along the edge compartments. There's room for a second body, flashes and so forth. It includes adequate foam dividers, making the interior layout infinitely adaptable, as well as a number of small pouches and pockets inside and out for a variety of other items. Tripods or monopods can be attached to the outside, and Think Tank's very good Speed Belt can also be used to help distribute the weight and also to attach additional items if you need things that don't fit inside. It also comes with a waterproof cover that can be...
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Fits all my gear and it's airline approved!
I was looking for a bag I could take with me when I travel - something airline approved that could fit all of my gear under the seat in case the overhead bins were full. I wanted a backpack as opposed to a shoulder bag, roller-carryon or Pelican case. Lastly, I needed something comfortable enough to wear all day backpacking through the city or at an event. After looking at what seemed like hundreds of options, I went with the Think Tank StreetWalker HardDrive. Hopefully, you find this review helpful.
Most of what I am paid to shoot is on location portraits/headshots and events. Over the years, I've collected a closet full of bags, but never one that could carry everything comfortably. Until I purchased this backpack about 6 months ago.
PROS:
* Comfortable - I wore this on my back for three consecutive 12 hour days during an event (FYI: I'm 6'3", 175lbs, with a 33" waist). Thanks to the awesome shoulder straps and waist belt, it felt like 25 pound pillow. The...
Not Flashy - Just Designed Well
I debated a long time between the Think Tank Streetwalker Hard Drive and a similar sized Kata bag. In the end reviews and capacity tilted me towards the Think Tank. It has proven to be everything I wanted. The capacity is very high easily accommodating my D300, D50, 17-55/2.8, 70-300, 18-200, 50, 2 speedlights and all the assorted gadgets needed. Plus it conveniently carries my MacBook Pro. The quality of the bag is also very high
Product Features :
- Vertically thin design with contoured curved top makes it easier to navigate urban environments
- Designed for a 15" laptop and a Pro Size DSLR with a 70-200 2.8 attached and hood in position
- Monopod and tripod mounting system - product comes with detachable accessory straps
- Contoured harness for men and women; includes pockets and D rings.
- Air channel on back of the bag for circulation and comfort
Rating : 5.0
List Price : $245.99
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