[Zipper] I waited a while to write this review just to Jae sure I could put it to the test. I had to travel and wanted to try this bag while traveling, and must say I was really impressed! Carrying it on the streets on shoots, the padding on the straps makes it super comfortable. No strain on my back or neck, and the same was true at the airport. I had a Nikon Z7ii with a 70-200mm, a 50mm, a Godox AD200, iPad, and a bunch of accessories, and neither packing nor weight was an issue. In fact, at the airport, security was curious about the flash, so they had to open up the bag and check it, and they complimented the bad also, haha...

I got this bag because of how it was able to fit a 70-200 lens, and it fits and functions as advertised. Over the years Think Tank has really impressed me with the roe design and quality. One of the things that I don't like about a lot of other bags designed for that size of lens, is their shape, bulk, and the ability to move around with them. This bag is low profile enough that I was able to move around the traffic of the airport, down the isles of the plane, and other tight areas, and not bump into things/people, or get caught on things. So far, I'm really pleased with this bag as my go-to bag where I'm using that 70-200 especially. Highly recommended!

[Yes] I wanted a small backpack to hold my GRIPPED 5D MK3 with 24-70 II one additional lens and Flash. I asked B&H to recommend a pack that will fill those requirements and they made 3 recommendations. I chose this one. The camera fits perfectly with additional lens etc, space for extra batteries, cards, even platypod max. Easy to slip on and off and is not loud (brand names etc.) . This is just for easy trips where I don't need multiple lens etc. I also like the fact that it has locking mechanism for carry on. I have read instances where people just reach for overhead cases and just walk off the plane.

[Black] I have several Think Tank products, and all of them - including this one - are absolutely outstanding in quality. This smallish bag (the 13) holds my Nikon z6 with 24-120mm attached, plus a z70-200mm and a z14-30mm lens (both unattached), as well as my speedlight and diffuser, along with batteries, phone, and assorted doodads. It's comfortable on my back. Another winner from Think Tank!

[Zipper] I was looking for a bag that wasnt oversized but could still hold alot.
This bag feels like its very well made and the material has a feeling that it could take alot of abuse.
It holds alot of gear for its size.
I am able to fit a Canon R7, RF14-35, RF 85 f2, RF 50 1.8, Canon 100-400L II, Tamron 70-200 2.8 G2 and RF to EF adapter.

[Zipper] Great pack and fits my Nikon D7200 camera with the 200-500mm lens attached and has room for my other camera with 18-200mm lens attached.

[Yes] Picking a photo backpack is an extremely personal choice. I wanted something that was relatively compact and light that would hold my Sony mirrorless system. I have the Sony alpha 7 1V with four lenses. The 24-105f/4, 12-24 f/2.8, 70-200f/4 and the 90 f/2.8. All fit perfectly into this backpack. The Think Tank Photo StreetWalker V2.0 fits comfortably and is light for day hikes and 8-10 mile hikes into the back country. My shoulders are not sore after a day long hike and that's very important for comfort. It fits under an airline seat in tourist class seating and is easy to manage during travel. All my equipment fits snugly and is well protected. The Think Tank StreetWalker replaces a 10 year old Tamrac backpack and is more comfortable. It also fits my Nikon D850 and corresponding Nikon lenses. I am very happy with this purchase!

[4.73 lb] I’ve been looking for a bag that would fit our current needs and the Think Tank StreetWalker V2.0 backpack is an absolute winner! The size is good for carrying comfortably and the bag fits everything we need for a day trip outing. My husband and I both shoot, so we are always carrying 2 bodies, at least 2 lenses, 1-2 teleconverters, and the usual miscellaneous little bits like extra batteries, tripod mounts, etc. We are carrying a Nikon D810 with a 70-200 mm F2.8 with a 2.0 teleconverter attached, another D810 with a 24-120mm, a 105mm fixed macro lens, a 1.5x teleconverter, and a set of extension tubes, and they all fit great. We haven’t yet tried the tripod strap for the back but plan to next time. Very glad I selected this bag.

[4.73 lb] This is well made, light weight, and perfect for 2 cameras. Don't have to remove the hood on my long Canon lens, and still room for camera # 2 and a couple of lenses. Deep enough that extra lenses can go in straight, instead of lying down. Blue pack is rain cover. The long divider has hinge points, so with hood reversed, more room at the top.

[Yes] I was looking for a backpack that would hold a Z8, 14-24, 24-70, and a 70-200mm lens. It is tough to tell online, but I spoke with one of the outstanding staff at B&H and he suggested this backpack. It is perfect and there is still room for my filter pouch, extra batteries and other odds and ends. I have the Harddrive version of this backpack, but that one is a bit too large. This is the scaled down version of that backpack. Excellent build quality - you won't be disappointed.

[Yes] I have a number of Think Tank products and they are all extremely well made and well designed, as is this one.

My only comment is that the capacity is smaller than I was expecting (as the middle size in its line up.) It does hold two gripped DSLR's with lenses attached, one additional lens and one flash and a few accessories but it's all a bit snug. If you are unsure if it will be big enough for you I'd suggest going with the Streetwalker Hard Drive which is slightly bigger.