[Shoulder Strap] I needed a bag to take all of my gear to my jobs. I'm not using it for travel at this time.

I just reconfigured the interior to fit (2) camera bodies (Canon R5 and Canon R6) and two lenses, along with (2) AD200s and all of my other stuff.

I was a bit concerned about the weight of the bag but lifting it into and out of my car is no problem. Even fully loaded it's very managable. I think the position of the grips on the exterior as well as the shape of the bag makes it really managable.

The wheels are so amazing and smooth.

I'm absolutely thrilled with my purchase!

[Empty] I have traveled with my wildlife photography gears and landscape gears in this well made carryon bag. Couple this with a shoulder bag or a small backpack and you’re covered. Highly recommended to wedding and nature photographers. This bag will last many hundreds thousands miles!!!

[Black] A very good piece of equipment for caring for my camera gear. It can’t replace a pelican case for fieldwork but is very good otherwise.

[Zipper] No Contest.Best travel bag for gear! Fits so much stuff, keeps me organized and rolls super smooth. BIG fan!

[Zipper] I needed a bag with the same exterior dimensions as my Airport Takeoff V2, but with more interior space. It took a little creative packing, but I was able to fit all my regular gear in this bag. 3 bodies (2 with battery grips), 400mm f2.8, 70-200 f2.8, 24-70 f2.8, and a 16mm fisheye. I appreciate the ability to lock the laptop compartment. The Takeoff was missing that feature. The only negative compared with the Takeoff are the transparent pockets on the inside. They're not as spacious.

[Shoulder Strap] I needed a travel bag that could easily fit into overhead compartments on any plane, while still being large enough to hold multiple camera bodies and lenses. Not only does this bag fit that bill, it also comes with many other features like internal clear zipper sleeves, lockable zippers on the outside, and even an airline cable with programmable lock that you can secure your bag with. It's also deeper than most, which allows me to hold 2 C100 bodies inside, without fear of them getting crushed by outside forces. What's best about this bag is that it doesn't scream CAMERA BAG when traveling. It looks like an ordinary piece of luggage, even though it's far from it. The wheels (replaceable) are silky smooth and the handle is constructed very well. I traveled all over North America with this bag and it held up very well. I would definitely recommend it to anyone needing one.

[0.58 lb] I love Think Tank products and for the longest time had the backpack version of this carry on.� It's excellent, but lugging 15K of gear around airports and through hotels etc etc got really old, REALLY fast.� So, I hemmed and hawed and finally got the Intl V3.0.� Well, it holds all the same stuff my backpack did (I was worried the handle would get in the way but it doesn't - it just means I organize things a bit differently but it all still fits) and wow do I feel better when I get on location and I haven't had to carry it all.��

I also think that it being a roller my gear is a bit less subjected to bumps and such as I'm not putting it down and picking it up as much.��

I love the locking system (easier than the backpack version) and overall am thrilled with this bag.

[Zipper] I own two of these cases. In one I fit a Sony FX6 & Sony A7SIII body with a few lenses. In the other I carry batteries and extra accessories for the cameras. Ruggedly built ..A great internal design & easy to roll around in airports. Most importantly it doesn't look like a camera case..So it blends in with other suitcases. Excellent highly recommend.

[Shoulder Strap] Just perfect...lives up to it's reviews and then some. One regret in retrospect is I should have gone one step up and ordered the security for the extra height and depth. Just means I'll need to rethink my essentials.

[Empty] I have 4 Think Tank bags (backpack, roller, shoulder). They are built extremely well so I can't say that any have worn out or needs to be replaced or repaired. Like all travel photographers they get beat up on the journeys and none have ever failed me. Love the built-in locking mechanism added to the new generation of roller bag. Plenty of dividers. A place for everything and in a way I can carry too much. The older you get the less you want to carry but if you need to, this bag seems to have a place for it. It looks like everyone else's roller so it doesn't scream PHOTOGRAPHER so that makes me feel at ease when on the street in a foreign country. Can't go wrong with this bag.