The undyed, 28L Pakt One Travel Duffel 28L Undyedfrom Pakt One Travel Duffel 28L Undyedoffers quick access to your items on the go. The duffel holds your essentials within its dual-compartment design. Unlike the average duffel, everything you packed can be seen at a glance. Zippered exterior pockets secure items you'll want easy access to when stationary or on the move. It features a built-in accessory strap and a hideaway water bottle pocket.

70D Light Gray Nylon Interior    Dual-Compartment Design    Padded Pocket for 16" Laptop    500D Water-Resistant Nylon Exterior

• Padded interior laptop pocket fits devices up to 16” and can be easily accessed while traveling or going through security
• Use the luggage-passthrough to slide the bag onto the handles of your rolling suitcase
• Quickly stash valuables in a safe place while going through security in the dedicated TSA pocket

• Quickly reach items in each main compartment while on-the-go with top access zippers
• Built-in accessory straps to secure a jacket, yoga mat, tripod, or other bulky items to the exterior of the bag
• Hideaway water bottle pocket
• Zippered exterior pockets securely stow items you’ll want easy access to while en route

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Has anyone used this to carry a camera and a few lenses but also as luggage to carry clothes/accessories for a 3 or 4 day trip?

A: The Think Tank Photo Airport Security V3.0 Carry On would be ideal to carry camera equipment and clothing on a trip.

Q: 2. Can the iPad Pro 12.9" fit into the tablet slot?

A: No, its too small for a 12.9" ipad but it can fit in the laptop slot.

Q: 3. Is this bag thick enough to fit a Nikon 70-200mm 2.8 vertically?

A: I have the Nikon 70-200 Version 2 and it does NOT fit vertically in this bag. The length with the front and rear lens caps measures approx. 9 long. The depth of the bag is about 8 . I store it horizontally. There's plenty of room in this bag for lots of lenses and bodies. I generally carry at least 2 bodies, a 600mm without the hood(I use a collapsible hood), 200-500, 24-120, 300, flash and other assorted equipment.

Q: 4. Can this hold a Nikon z9 attached to a z 800mm f6.3 VR S?

A: No the Think Tank Photo Airport International V3.0 Carry On (Black) is not tall enough. The z9 wiht the lens attaches is approxemelty 19 inches. And the case interior is 18.5 inches.

Q: 5. Can this hold Nikon 600mm F4 FL lens

A: Yes this will fit the Nikon 600mm F/4 FL lens.

Q: 6. Can a ad300 pro fit vertically

A: Yes, the Godox AD300 does fit vertically in the Think Tank Airport Security v3.0

Q: 7. Curious about the 400 f2.8. How well will it fit with two large bodies and several other lenses? Thanks.

A: Its not ideal for a 400mm....especially with lens hood if you want all the other stuff. 300mm 2.8 no problem. I love the bag, as it can fit easily on any plane. I can fit several 1dxmk2 bodies and multiple lenses. I have a 200-400mm f4, and find best way to travel with everything is the big glass in either a glass taxi and laptop in roller, or a bigger backpack to carry big lens and laptop in that with everything else in roller.

Q: 8. Does this bag have a way to hold a monopod or tripod?

A: Yes it has Side Pockets for Tripod & Water Bottle

Q: 9. would a broken down canon c200 fit in this?

A: Broken down gear will fit the same as gear in good condition!

Q: 10. Does this version have shoulder straps?

A: No, it does not. The Think Tank Photo Airport Security V3.0 Carry On (B&H # THAPSECV3) has top and side padded grab handles, retractable trolley handle, and wheels for carrying/transport needs. If you need a rolling Think Tank case that also has shoulder straps for backpack usage needs, I would recommend either the Think Tank Photo Airport TakeOff V2.0 Rolling Camera Bag (Black), B&H # THATV2RBP, or the Think Tank Photo StreetWalker Rolling Backpack V2.0 (Black), B&H # THSWRBPV20, as good options for your usage needs.