Camera Bag Roller Backpack

[11.65 lb] Love the roller bag to backpack conversion. It is heavy but I know my gear is protected. Love the versatility.

[Shoulder Strap] 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.

[23 x 15 x 10"] The bag is of high quality materials and workmanship. Well padded and very versatile compartment arrangements (many dividers). It can either be a backpack or roller case. When using as a roller case the backpack straps are neatly stored inside a compartment in the back of the bags. The size is just right for carry-on luggage. Highly recommend.

[Universal] Light weight quality which meets my need for a small camera roller bag.

[10.1 lb] I was (desperately) looking for a roller bag for my ENG camera Sony PXW Z150. And the Manfrotto Pro Light Reloader Air-55 works just fine. Pros: - the flexibile compartments help you customize it for both video and still cameras. - Pockets and top are deep enough to host cables, laptop, accessories. - It comes with a Manfrotto pouch for batteries/cables. etc. - Fits the carry-on requirements on most domestic US flights (I traveled on United from DC to San Francisco with it). Cons: 2 wheels, instead of 4 you can find on other models (but 2 wheels take less space).

[Handle] This is perfect if you want to throw a camera into any backpack or bag

[18 x 12.6 x 7"] I sometimes use this for a small camera bag but mostly use it as a general backpack.

[Zipper] I purchased this roller bag to use as a carry on for an international flight and it is perfect. Fit for 2 camera bodies, a 600mm lens and 3 other lenses. Great storage compartments for all my camera accessories. Also fit my laptop. Highly recommend. B&H Photo was very helpful in working with me in choosing what I needed. Will continue to use them in the future.

[Handheld Only] I got this large packing cube because it perfectly fits inside my small carryon roller luggage. Camera gear is incredibly heavy and I don’t want to pack for an entire wedding in my backpack or a duffel and I don’t like the hard shell roller 2-wheel carryons for gear that are on the market. I’m wanting 4 wheels & it be designed to hold camera gear with a hard shell but not look like it’s a camera bag. The packing cube is my solution to creating my one with a 4-bag I already have until hopefully peak design makes one eventually

[Polyester] I purchased this roller bag to replace both a large camera bag and computer case. There are multiple compartments that easily stow away your DLSR cameras with lenses attached, extra lenses, a 14 laptop and even an iPad Pro 11! Zippered storage pouches on each side will easily hold accessories such as a back up hard drive, batteries, filters, and a multitude of power cords and cables. The design is such that everything can be easily located and retrieved quickly. Excellent quality throughout and even fully loaded the 49T rolls along with zero effort. I'd highly recommend this roller bag and only wish I would have owned it for previous photographic excursions!