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The Digital Holster 20 V2.0 is designed for standard-size DSLRs such as the Canon 5D Mark III, 7D, 6D, and 60D or Nikon D800 (snug fit), D600, D300s, and D7000. The shape of the bag conforms to the camera itself, with one straight side and one curved side. It can actually stand up by itself!

Top Features:

“Pop Down” increases bag height for a lens hood or a telephoto lens
Lens hood can remain attached, REVERSED or IN POSITION
Side attachment rail for connecting a small Modular, Skin, or Multimedia component to holster

Gear Profile:

COMPATIBLE LENSES--POP DOWN RETRACTED: 16 - 35 f/2.8 with hood EXTENDED (Canon); 16 - 35 f/4 VR with hood EXTENDED (Nikon); 24 - 70 f/2.8 with hood REVERSED (Canon or Nikon); 17 - 55 f/2.8 with hood REVERSED (Canon or Nikon)
COMPATIBLE LENSES--POP DOWN EXTENDED: 24 - 70 f/2.8 with hood EXTENDED (Canon or Nikon); 28 - 70 f/2.8 with hood EXTENDED (Nikon); 70 - 200 f/2.8 with hood REVERSED (Canon or Nikon); 300 f/4 with the hood REVERSED (Canon or Nikon)

Technical Specifications:

Interior Dimensions: 7.25" W x 5" H x 8–11.5" D (18.4 x 12.7 x 20.3-29.2 cm)
Exterior Dimenions: 8” W x 5.5” H X 9.5-12.5” D (20.3 x 14 x 24.1-31.8 cm)
Weight: 1.1 lbs (0.5 kg)
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Exterior - All fabric treated for durable water-resistance, plus fabric underside has a polyurethane coating for superior water-resistance, YKK® RC Fuse (abrasion-resistant) zippers, 600D polyester, 420D high-density nylon, ultra-stretch front pocket, 3-ply bonded nylon thread
Interior - 210D silver-toned nylon, high-density extruded nylon, polyurethane backed velex liner, 2x polyurethane coated nylon 210T seam-sealed taffeta rain cover, high-density closed cell foam, 3-ply bonded nylon thread

Features:

	Form fitting to a regular size DSLR with a standard zoom lens attached
	Extending “Pop Down” allows lens hood to be kept in shooting position or fits a 70-200 f2.8 lens (hood reversed) on the DSLR
	Integrated side attachment system for connecting a Modular, Skin or Multimedia component to holster (Digital Holster 20 V2.0 pictured with Lightning Fast component attached)
	Stretchable front pocket for small accessories
	Holster lid opens forward, away from the body, for fast and easy access to the camera
	Small accessory pocket underneath lid
	Removable soft divider protects camera LCD screen from camera strap hardware
	Non-slip shoulder strap included
	All Digital Holster bags can “Rotate or Lock” on Pro Speed Belt, Thin Skin Belt, Steroid Speed Belt, or other Think Tank bag with a Modular Rail
	Smooth fabric on belt attachment for minimal friction
	Convenient carrying handle
	Business card pocket underneath carrying handle for a small stack of business cards
	Seam-sealed rain cover included and stored in outer side pocket

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Overall Product Rating:

This is actually quite an improvement over TT's original holsters. Before it was a tight squeeze with my tripod plate, now all fits well, and it has extra pockets and a rail for lots of expansion. The only thing I can't figure out is why there is a small strap toward the botton right.

Hey, I love this bag. Those times when you don't want to carry around all that stuff, but still want your camera protected, this bag is perfect! It is constructed to last, and has room for a few small necessities. My Nikon 300s with lens hood in position fits like a glove. This is certainly the best bag for the money that I have ever bought.

I bought this product to attach to my backpack belt...oh baby, works like a charm. Field tested last week and camera was easily accessible. Plenty of room and pockets for my needs and very, very well crafted. I cannot comment on use in bad weather, but sure looks like that won’t be a problem. Side note: Thinktank has absolutely the best customer service I’ve seen in some time. You cannot go wrong here people….really!

An improvement over the original series but TT still doesn't get it when it comes to sizes. Unlike the 3 little bears finding one just right isn't possible. The 20 is too snug but the 40 is gargantuan. May with V3 they'll get the sizing right.

I clipped this bag to the front of my backpack and carried my camera on our 50 mile backpacking Trek at Philmont Scout Ranch last summer. I left the top unzipped most of the time and could quickly get my camera in and out without missing a step.

I have only had this product for a few hours. I ordered this holster along with the Pro Speed Belt and a couple of other modular items. First issue: tight fit for an EOS 40D with Tamron 28-300 lens and a padded neck strap on the camera. Putting the camera into the case isn't much of a problem, but stuffing the strap into the case makes it a really tight fit. Next issue: it would have been a better design if the rain cover were at the very bottom instead of the side pocket. It fills up an otherwise useful side pocket. The other thing with the side pocket rain cover is that anything else in this pocket could get wet since it is open when the rain cover is in use. Another issue: I managed to hang the holster (with camera) onto the belt so it slides around. This is comes out to about 4.5 - 5 pounds. The problem? The holster wants to rip itself off the belt when I slide the case. I guess that I will have to use lock the bag in place on this belt. Maybe a little more Velcro on the side pocket side would help, or not. Did anyone test sliding a loaded holster on a belt that is on someone with a decent-sized beer gut or was the testing only done on slim people with hips, but no other shape to speak of?

Just purchased the 20 V2.0 holster and use it with my Canon 5D Mark II with the 24-105L lens, fits perfect. And instead of using my large neck strap on the camera, I temporarily swap it with a narrow one so it fits in the holster easier and doesn't take up as much room. I took out the rain cover and use the pocket for a spare battery, lens tissue & other small items that may be needed. I will certainly keep the rain cover, but I think the camera would be protected enough from a general rain. But, as mentioned in another review, I also don't know what the small strap is for on the bottom. Overall, It is a VERY good holster for protecting the camera from rain, dust & other people bumping into you if you are in a crowded area.

I have missed many great photo opportunities because I never take all my camera gear, unless it's for a job. With this holster, I can take my 5D2 & 35L virtually everywhere I go, without having to worry about damaging something! My camera & lenses fit perfectly.

I was looking for something to hold my D90 w/ the Nikkor 18-200 and lens hood installed. This fits the bill nicely and I like that the bottom expands to accommodate a larger lens. I wish the rain cover could accommodate the shoulder strap but there is no way to use both so the rain cover is really only functional if you use the holster on a belt. Like the other reviewer I also wish the rain cover didn't occupy most of the small side pocket. I've stuffed mine in my second lens holder but it would have been nice if it was somehow incorporated into the bottom. The small strap towards the bottom that a couple of people commented on is there to go around the bottom of modular accessories (like a lens holder). It serves to keep the accessory snug against the side of the holster...took me a minute to figure out why it's there but it's actually very useful.

this one won't fit Skin 50 for it's side attachment rail either

Good caee, although a tight fit for Canon 5D. Acessory rail on side great. For those that still have a question, the STRAP at the bottom is to "anchor" the bottom of a long modular pack so it does not bounce around.

I'm sorry, but I'm very disappointed about the new Digital Holster V2.0. Up to now we were using the old version for our 50D traveling around maroc and india; this is a really good camera bag. With the new one, I just got as a gift for my 5D, you made two steps forward (integrated side attachment system and stretchable front pocket), but three back (small pocket inside for rain cover is gone, small accessory pocket underneath lid and business card pocket are not longer made out of clear plastic). But the most worse thing is a velcro on my camera equipment while taking pictures of wildlife animals. "Scratch, scratch"... I guess you had to keep an eye on the production costs; it's too bad about the good concept of the Digital Holster...

Functional and Convenient I just received the Digital Holster 20 v2.0 for use with my Sony A900 and CZ 135/1,8 lens. I wanted something that would allow me to leave my L-Bracket and camera strap attached to the camera body. This holster is the perfect size for my complete kit. When I inspected the holster I was impressed with the quality and nicely designed features. I removed the rain cover from the side pocket and placed it in the base of the lens extension. This serves as a shim and extra padding to bring the camera flush to the top of the bag opening. The holster comes with a sturdy detachable shoulder strap although I opted to use my own UPStrap HD with ‘Vectran’ fasteners. The exterior zippered side pocket is gusseted with an elastic interior sub-pocket with a horseshoe shaped opening. It easily holds my extra battery, 77mm filter or similar sized accessory. The main zippered topside closure includes an exterior slotted pocket suitable for business cards while the underside has a slightly larger Velcro pocket for my CF cards. There is also a nice elastic exterior flat pocket that will hold something like a parking stub, receipts, lens cap or a couple of Granola Bars. The backside has a Velcro flap and plastic reinforcement for use with the optional holster belt. It lays’ completely flat in the closed position and doesn’t get in my way. Overall, this is currently my preferred day bag for street use or when I simply want to carry the basics. Though I would like to see a little less Velcro and color options, its quite impressive in its current form.

Way too tight a fit for the Nikon D800 with the 24-70mm lens & hood attached. I am barely able to get the camera in & out of the holster. So snug I am affraid I will drop my camera while trying to get it out. I absolutely hate the way the zippered top opens in its reverse direction, flipping front, rather than back, or to the side, like everyone else's cases, It is extreemly hard to unzip to get to my camera. A real dissapointment. It sits in my closet & is never used.

I find this the ideal holster for my D300s with Kirk's L-Bracket attached. True, not much room left a strap but I now use the TT strap, like it, and have plenty of room for it. I close the LCD protective flap and tuck the strap between the flap and the top of the DH 20. My D300s usually wears a Nikkor 16-85, and fits perfectly w/the lens hood extended-remember this is w/the Kirk L-bracket AND, recently, with a video style hand strap attached. It's full, but works just fine. W/either my Strobe Pocket or Little or regular Stuff-it attached, I don't even need my belt. If I need more than one side attachment, I wear the belt. My Domkes are now used only for home storage or for shooting from the seats in a stadium. I am very satisfied with the holster, belt, and modular component set.

Im Very Very Pleased with my Digital Holster,the quality and workmanship is superb.Everything is very high quality,I was puzzled when I read some of the reviews before purchasing this item,with several people complaining about the rain cover filling up a useful pocket.MMMmmm To me you couldnt get much more useful than a rain cover to protect $3000 worth of camera from a torrential down pour! you can still put batteries in this pocket etc.The elastic pouch on the front is perfect also for the Pixel Rocket! I will be doing a youtube video soon!

My Nikon D800, with RRS L-bracket and 24-70 f2.8, is a sufficiently tight fit that it cannot simply be lowered into and lifted out of the holster. It must be eased in and out. When inserting or removing the camera, I am always careful to do so on a solid surface, or to first place the camera strap around my neck, so that if I fumble the operation it does not fall to the ground. But I can live with that - the holster affords the camera excellent protection and easy is to carry. Even though I regularly carry an Airport International V2.0, the camera normally travels separately in its holster. I just wish it had a secure pocket for a spare battery and additional memory.

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Digital Holster™ 20 V2.0

Product: TT866

This self-standing bag fits a standard-size DSLR with standard zoom lens attached and lens hood in position. Or fit a standard-size DSLR with a 70 - 200 f/2.8 attached with hood reversed.

Customer Rating:

(17 reviews)

$64.75

Quantity: In Stock