
Think Tank Photo Airport Acceleration 2.0 Backpack
- Added to Cambags
- 7 July 2014
- Bag type
- Backpack, Notebook
- Capacity
- 1 or 2 bodies, 3 lenses or more, notebook 15 in
- Interior
- 17.75 in H x 12.375 in W x 6.75 in D (45 cm x 31.5 cm
- Exterior
- 18.5 in H x 13 in W x 7 in D (47 cm x 33 cm x 18 cm)
- Weight
- 3 lbs. 5 oz. / 1508 g - 7 lbs / 317
- Colours
- black
About this bag
Legal carry on backpack fits all international carry on requirements when the laptop case is removed. It can be decreased in size and weight immediately by removing the laptop case. Features: Front stretch pocket holds laptop case. Removable 15” laptop case When laptop case removed, front pocket can be used. Meets all international carry on requirements. Fits under airline seats. Laptop case fits easily under the seat. Easily fits into baggage “boxes.” Reasonable size. Holds pro size SLR cameras. Holds up to a 500mm f4 lens. Inside organizer pockets. Business card holder. Top pocket for sundries. Comfortable shoulder harness. Tuck away shoulder straps. Shoulder Harness Pocket Removable waistbelt. Top, side, and bottom handles. Side attachment point. Monopod and Tripod attachment system. Locking zipper sliders. Side stretch pocket. Curved back for comfort. Doesn’t look like a camera bag. Raincover included.
Owner reviews 5
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I was looking for a bag that would work well as airline carry-on but give me a lot more storage than my Lowepro Slingshot 200 AW. I very nearly got the Lowepro Vertex 200 but discovered the Think Tank at the last minute and thought that would be better for airline restrictions. For the intended purpose it meets my needs perfectly. The pictures show a 12.1" laptop placed on top of the included laptop slip case and also a 17" Dell XPS M1710 squeezed into the bag but not quite fitting completely. The weight, filled as depicted, is 11Kg without the laptop and 13.6Kg with the 12.1" laptop and slip case included. It sits comfortably and has plenty of spare dividers to customise the interior layout as needed.
What works
Perfect balance between sizing for airline cabin baggage and yet substantial capacity for photographic gear. Seems very well constructed. Option to remove the laptop bag is a nice touch to save weight and size - not possible with any other (similar) bags as far as I know.
Room for improvement
A bit lacking in organised exterior pockets for things like filters, batteries, memory cards and other knick-knacks. The laptop slip case cannot be secured into the outside pocket - it sticks out at the top and could be whipped out in a second by a thief. I don't understand why the pocket cannot be zippered to fully enclose the laptop.
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The triggers and OC cord are located under the 70-200mm which is raised from the bottom of the case on two of the supplied dividers. Other necessary odds and ends are squirreled away in various nooks and crannies. Loaded, the bag weighs a ton but it's about the most compact solution I've found for transporting a 200-400mm based system. Thanks to Dave F for photo
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Very well crafted backpack. Comes with many dividers so you are able to configure it any way you want. Wears very comfortable on your back. There are also two hand straps, one on top and one on the side. It has a separate 15" laptop case you can put in the front side and a rain cover. It will fit my 200-400mm f/4 with body attached.
What works
Very well made, many configurations possible, wears comfortably, fits all international carry on requirements when the laptop case is removed.
Room for improvement
Nothing
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Excellent, comfortable backpack that can handle my travel photo gear yet still be carried-on to just about any plane.
What works
Quality manufacturing, comfortable when heavily loaded, handled my Nikon 200-400 as well as most of my other gear.
Room for improvement
none
