Think Tank Mirrorless Camera Bag 5 Review

[Zipper] This is not my first Think Tank bag, and I'm happy with it.

[Gray] The Think Tank tote is a great strong and stylish bag to use when I am travelling. I usually transport my camera bags in the tote when I am travelling in a car to my camera bags clean.

[1.4 lb] This is about my fourth Think tank camera bag'.Great Quality,nice soft comfortable bags with excellent zippers . I got this new bag to fit on my belt to carry my Sony A7r with a Sony 70-200 attached Works great

[Carabiner] My go-to camera bag (by Think Tank) has straps on each end. This carrier attaches beautifully to those, allowing me to carry a water bottle with me on the end of the bag. I can also plug and play with other Tamrac Arc pouches (for lenses, flash, etc.) Great addition.

[Yes] This bag has so many features and solutions to problems i've had in the past. I have a giant rolling bag (also Think Tank) but I'm so tired of lugging it everywhere, even to small sessions where I don't need 4 lenses and 4 flashes etc. My camera also needed a spot where I didn't have to take it apart to fit. This gives my camera a home and holds 2 more lenses and I can fit a flash and trigger. Fits a tablet or laptop as well. I love that it doesn't stick out as a camera bag specifically. The fabric is nice and seems durable although it does gather some cat hair (but what doesn't?). I love the silent velcro covers and the tuck away zippered flap and the collapsible water bottle holder! I even found a key clip in one of the pockets that I can attach my card pocket to. Their name is very fitting - Think Tank did think of everything.

[0.75 lb] Think Tank and B&H great stuff

[40] Think Tank makes wonderful products. This is my 5th Think Tank bag and nothing has ever broken on any of them. Two thumbs up.

[Zipper] This is my third and latest Think Tank bag, and it does not disappoint. It is lightweight and sturdy. A perfect travel bag!

[Latch] I've had both the Think Tank Airport bag and this Tenba Roadie for over a year and the quality of the Tenba is superior. There is more room inside, the wheels and handle are MUCH better and the zippers don't get stuck! Buy the Tenba, you won't regret it.

[Yes] Bought this Retrospective 10 to replace a 30-year-old Domke bag which was starting to fall apart. I have been able to squeeze in a Nikon D850 with 24-120 f/4 lens and a RRS L-bracket attached, a Nikkor 16-35 f/4 wide zoom and a Nikkor 70-300 f/4/5-5.6, with enough room left in one corner for my Sony RX100. It's a tight fit, though. This is a bit more than Think Tank claims for the bag, probably because I don't generally travel with a laptop so this allows a bit more room in the main compartment. There is also an outside back pocket which holds a tablet. The front pocket opens up quite wide but it's not secure enough to carry anything important — this is my least favorite thing about the bag. There is an open pocket on one end for a water bottle, but I wish there was a pocket on the other end for miscellaneous gear — batteries, memory cards, etc. I know Think Tank makes an auxiliary pouch which can be attached there and I may end up buying one.