The Airport Roller Derby Carry-On Camera Bag from Think Tank Photo features a customizable interior that holds two DSLRs with lenses attached or one pro-sized DSLR with a lens attached, plus additional lenses, flashes, and accessories. Depending on the configuration, it can accommodate an unattached lens up to 400mm f/2.8. Two dedicated padded pockets store a tablet and a 15" laptop.

The bag has four sets of dual inline-skate style wheels that rotate, so you can easily roll it sideways through aisles or around people in crowds. A cable and lock are provided for locking the zipper and securing the bag to a post. A rain cover is also included to protect your gear in inclement weather.

Holds 2 DSLRs, 8 Lenses, 2 Flashes    Holds Tablet and 15" Laptop    Can Hold 400mm f/2.8 Lens    Eight Wheels, Retractable Handle    Lock & Cable, Top & Side Grab Handles    Side-Rolling Feature for Airplane Aisles    Reinforced Back Panel    Tripod Mount, Rain Cover Included

Side pocket with strap secures a tripod

Replaceable inline-skate style wheels

Two-position retractable handle locks into place at either 39" or 42"

Interior zippered pockets for batteries, memory cards, and accessories

Top easy-access zippered pocket holds your wallet or phone

Rapid-access side pocket for essential gear

Reinforced back panel for increased durability

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will a Nikon 600mm f/4 lens with reversed hood fit in this case?

A: It would be better to use the slightly larger ThinkTank Airport International V3.0 https://bhpho.to/2JXnWAY.

Q: 2. Hello Everyone,Does anybody know if the laptop compartment would fit a Mac Book Pro (15.4 size) Late 2015, thanks for the response.

A: Yes, it fits my Mac Book Pro 15 Mid 2015. But it is hard to squeeze in if you already have the Mac Book in a padded case. You have to put it in by itself.

Q: 3. It will work as Hand luggage in the airport?

A: Totally! I use this and a backpack on flights. Fits in overhead nicely.

Q: 4. when one has the backpack straps deployed, and the cover for the straps is turned inside-out and secured (velcro?) on the underside of the bag, if one has to set the bag down for a minute, does the inside of that folded-down cover scrape the ground? If so, seems like one has to be very careful where one sets the bag down when one takes the backpack off...?

A: When you deploy the backpack straps the flap velcros onto the bottom and because of the spacers and wheels on the bottom, nothing scrapes luckily.

Q: 5. Are think tank wheels replaceable??

A: Yes they are!! I had one wheel crack (they're well designed, dual wheels, if one breaks there's still another there) and ThinkTank sent me out a replacement as soon as I contacted them! Great customer service!!

Q: 6. Does Canon C70 or C80 fit in Presspass20?

A: Unfortunately, the Canon C70 or C80 are too large to fit in the Think Tank Photo PressPass 20 Camera Bag with a lens attached.

Q: 7. Two questions: 1. Is this airline approved as a carry-on?2. I need to carry a Nikon D800, 200-500mm lens, 28-300mm lens, a Speedlight and filters. Is this the right case?

A: Yes, even for international flights. I have drug it around more airports than I can remember. A great bag, definitely worth the cost. My only consideration is the length of the 200-500. Measure the lens and compare to te bag specs.

Q: 8. What are the main differences between Airport Takeoff v1 and v2.0?

A: Direct from Think Tank Photo Customer Service because I had the same question before they released the bag.The main differences between the V1 and V2 is the V2 is a little lighter, has a few new pockets, and has a redesigned handle.

Q: 9. Due to its material and features, isn't this bag too much heavy by its own (even empty, with no stuffs on it) and as so adds too much weight for carrying the whole system? I mean I'm wondering if the bag by itself is already heavy, when filled with photo gear will end up much heavier, maybe causing problems not only bo be carried as a backpack but also to be accepted as a non-checked luggage. According to your experience traveling with this bag, how should I feel about my concern? Thanks in advance!

A: I have only traveled with this bag once, but I appreciated it. Because it can be a roller or a backpack, it gives versatility to arrangement of all baggage you are trying to move at one time. For example, when pulling all your rolling luggage, it's a backpack. When your baggage is checked, it's an easy roller. Weight-i just changed from a hard case system and this us so much lighter. Loaded it's heavy but it's easy to carry as a backpack even then. I don't know if there is another bag that weighs less and still gives your equipment protection. I looked at a lot of bags and made a chart of the characteristics and this was my choice. It fits in standard overhead bins-although i didn't use the computer bag b/c i was pretty sure that would not fit too and it would not have. My concern is when changing to smaller commuter planes, this is not going to fit. But when flying into some areas like Saba, the plane is too small for any carry on. So sooner or later it will have to be checked. I don't like that at all, but is the reality. As far as the airlines refusing it as carry on b/c of weight- on standard flights I have always found it to be the size if the bag, not the weight. When they have checked the weight, it has been in smaller airlines where it might not have fit anyway. I hope this helps! Having traveling!

Q: 10. I have a video tripod( 34inch folded) and I would like to attach to RD. Does Think Tank offer a compatible tripod cup holder?

A: There is no compatible tripod cup holder for the Think Tank Photo Airport Roller Derby Rolling Carry-On Camera Bag.