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Large pouch provides flexibility for large accessories, multiple lenses, or a combination of both! Also great for a Micro 4/3 system. Carry it on any Think Tank Photo belt or stand-alone with the provided shoulder strap. Includes front zippered pocket with organizer.

Key Features:

Rotate or lock components on the belt
Shoulder strap included
Three removable dividers provide flexibility in the way you load the bag
Large front zippered pocket with organizer
Compatible with any Think Tank Photo belt or
Attaches to any Think Tank Photo belt or belt pack (sold separately)

All Gear Pouches include:

Abrasion resistant YKK RC Fuse zippers
Pockets for lens caps and accessories
Removable seam-sealed rain cover included
Mid-weight padding to protect your gear
Top grab handle
Attachment loops for the Keep-It-Up shoulder strap (optional)

Gear Profile:

70 - 200 f/2.8 lying horizontally
Various camera lenses
Micro 4/3 system
Point-and-shoot camera
Accessories

Technical Specifications:

Internal Dimensions: 10.6" W x 6.7" H x 4.0" D (26.9 x 17 x 10 cm)
External Dimensions: 11.4" W x 7.3" H x 5.3" D (29 x 18.5 x 13.5 cm)
Weight: 1.0 lb (0.5 kg)
No Rhetoric Warranty
Exterior - All fabric exterior treated with DWR while fabric underside is coated with PU for superior water resistance, YKK® RC Fuse (abrasion resistant) zippers, 600D polyester, high-density 420D nylon, Ultra Stretch front pockets, nylon webbing, 3-ply bonded nylon thread
Interior - 210D silver-toned nylon, 2x PU coated nylon 210T seam-sealed taffeta rain cover, closed cell foam, 3-ply bonded nylon thread

Features:

	A shoulder strap is included with the Hubba Hubba Hiney.
	A 70-200 f2.8 fits horizontally in main pocket when you want to just carry a few components on location.
	Convenient front pockets for organization.
	Every modular component can be locked on a belt to keep bag in place on any of our camera belts.
	Components can "Rotate or Lock" on the belt. To rotate, place the white plastic tang behind the belt while attaching the component. Rotating the component prevents the weight of the equipment from creating a pressure point on the hip by being stationary for an extended time. Also, moving the component to a different place on the belt allows a photographer to assume a different position such as kneeling, bracing against a wall, or lying prone without damaging gear. If locking the component in position is preferred, slide the plastic tang down into the fabric loop on the belt or rail while attaching the component. This prevents the component from sliding along the belt.
	Rain cover included to protect your bag from the elements.

Be heard! Let us know what you think.

Overall Product Rating:

This is exactly the waist pouch I've been looking for! It is light weight with just enough padding and dividers to protect and organize my gear. It holds my 16-85 and 70-300 Nikon lenses and SB-800 speedlight, as well as spare SD cards, batteries and a couple of filters. I added o-rings to the shoulder strap attachment loops to cut down on wear from the strap connectors when I use the bag as a shoulder bag. I wish Think Tank would have sewn on a couple of small D-rings there. I plan to use the Hiney on my Pro Speedbelt along with a small audio recorder pouch for my Zoom H4n recorder. This should be a great run and gun DSLR video setup for street shooting. Thanks guys, for another excellent product!

The ideal sizes for city bag street photography with several lenses.

Like the other TT bags I own, this is amazing. Small, yep....but perfect for what it does, which is hold my 24 1.4G and 85 1.4G lenses, plus an SB900 when I'm out shooting in urban environments. I have a review with photos here: http://www.danarouleauphotography.com/home/?p=1053

TT is being far too modest about what this bag is useful for. I've found that by installing one of the dividers horizontally it can comfortably carry - grip up -a D90 with 18-105 and an extra consumer zoom or flash beside, and accessories underneath the aforementioned divider. Pretty much all you need for most street or travel photography unless you're packing fast glass. A small-body SLR would be a piece of cake, a D7000's getting a bit tubby. I'd be a bit worried about the durability of the shoulder strap loops, but they're not holding much weight. In a pinch you can use the shoulder strap as a belt as well. The ChangeUp is more versatile, but it's about 1/2" or so slimmer and less optimal as a camera bag. If TT redesigns the ChangeUp to follow the HHH's example, they'll create the perfect stealth shoulder/waist bag.

WHAT A GREAT BAG! This is the perfect bag to use when you get to a destination and/or when you want to carry only a few items. Lightwight and easy to carry. Paritions protect your gear without taking up too much room. Can use over the shoulder, or across the chest or on one of the waist belts TT makes. I will use all three ways depending on the situation. The only thing I would improve is the attachment loops for the shoulder strap. They should be much more sturdy. Great design TT!

Greatest bag for my NEX system. Can hold 1 body with up to 6 lenses include 18-200 and a small flash. I bring it almost every day.

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