Think Tank Photo Speed Racer

Added to Cambags
7 July 2014
Bag type
Shoulder, Holster
Capacity
1 body, 2 lenses
Interior
11” L x 6.25” W x 10.25” H (28 x 16 x 26 cm)
Exterior
12.5” L x 8.75” W x 10.75” H (32 x 22 x 27 cm)
Colours
Black

About this bag

Features: Specifically designed for DSLR’s. Large waistbelt for comfort. Reporter’s pad pocket. Side mesh pockets. Stretchable side pockets. Front pocket organizer. Pixel Pocket Rocket included. Inside lid pocket. Seam–sealed removable raincover. Removable foam insert. Compatible With: Modulus components can be attached to the belt. Product Includes: Pixel Pocket Rocket, Seam-sealed raincover, Accelerator Shoulder Strap

What fits inside

Holds a pro sized SLR with a lens attached, and a 70 or 80-200 2.8 next to it.

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Owner contribution

You should note that this is the original version. There are some minor differences with this and the current version.

In the bag

Canon EOS 1D MK2 with RRS L bracket and OP/TECH USA Camera Loop Strap, Canon 24-70 f2.8L with hood, Canon EF 70-200 f/2.8L IS USM with hood, and a NP-E3 battery. canon 1d mk ii
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Owner contribution

This is the new Speed Racer from Think Tank Photo. This is the second Think Tank Photo bag that I bought. I was so impressed with the Speed Demon that I had to have the Speed Racer as well J Let me point out that I am not easily impressed. I have over 30 camera bags. The quality of Think Tank Photo’s products is absolutely amazing! It turns out that the President of Think Tank Photo, Doug Murdoch, was the lead product designer at Lowepro for 9 years. In addition to making the most amazing camera carry system that I have ever found, their customer service is also the best in the industry. It is not uncommon for the company president to personally respond to emails. They go above and beyond the call of duty with customer service. Another interesting fact about Think Tank Photo is that they use working professional photographers as their focus groups for product development.

In the bag

Nikon D70s and kit lens. Yes, you can place the D70s nose down with an 80-200mm f/2.8 attached. It is tight but it will go in there. There is, however, no way that you are going to get a 70-200mm VR f/2.8 in the bag attached to a camera body nikon d70s
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