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Designed for use in urban and crowded environments, this slim, lightweight backpack is sized as an international travel carry-on. It holds a DSLR and a 70-200 2.8 with hood attached and multiple DSLR cameras and lenses.

Top Features:
  • Vertically thin design with contoured curved top.
  • Carry monopods and tripods in the bottom front pocket.
  • Contoured harness with air channel for men and women.
  • Removable seam-sealed rain cover.

Gear Profile:
  • Holds a regular size DSLR with 70-200 2.8 attached and hood in position ready to shoot.

Photographer Profile:
  • All photographers, from pros to serious enthusiasts.

Technical Specifications:
  • ID: 8.5” W x 16” H x 5.5” D (22 x 41 x 14 cm)
    ED: 9.5” W x 17” H x 6” D (24 x 43 x 15 cm)
  • 2–2.8 lbs (0.9–1.3 kg)
  • Lifetime Warranty
Features:
Feature #1 Vertically thin design with contoured curved top
Feature #2 Holds DSLR and 70-200 2.8 attached; lens hood can also remain attached in shooting position
Feature #3 Bottom front pocket can be used to carry a tripod or monopod (accessory straps included)
Feature #4 Airflow channel with breathable mesh liner keeps the back cool while wearing the backpack
Feature #5 Removable seam-sealed rain cover
Feature #6 Upper organizer pocket for pens, memory cards, passports, and more
Feature #7 Two side pockets and two stretch pockets
Feature #8 Removable webbing waist belt detaches easily
Feature #9 Shoulder harness pockets, D Rings, and sternum strap
Feature #10 Clear business card holder for quick identification
Feature #11 Compatible with Camera Support Straps (sold separately)
Feature #12 YKK lockable zipper sliders (padlock not included)
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Overall Product Rating:     

Took this to Colonial Mexico for 3 weeks, loaded with D700, 24-70mm, Olympus 8080, HD video camera, EPSON P6000, chargers and cords, filters, etc. Small, easy to navigate marketplaces, alleys, yet holds a lot. Also purchased the Pro model to fit more gear and battery grip. Heavy when filled with my gear, but felt like nothing when wearing it. Highly recommended.

Everyday use, ultra comfortable even heavy loaded

hmmm not sure what some of the negative comments are for. It says regular DLSR, not pro/with grip. Side pockets, while snug, are more useful to me than the Glass Taxi, which I thought was my perfect bag until this one came along. Easily holds DSLR w/24-70 2.8, 70-200 2.8, 2 flashes, 2 additional lenses & TC, batts, flash mods, extra cam batts, filters, etc. etc. Hiking throughout Jackson, Wy or urban environs very comfortable, fits on any airline. This bag with the Airport Check in is all I need for photo travel. Thump it around to loosen it up, it's just as durable and more capable than the Taxi. My favorite TT product so far.

In comparison to similar backpacks from other makers, the Streetwalker is competitively prices, very well made, lightweight, and very easy to open and access camera gear. Outstanding construction materials that should last for years. Better than all the other comparable backpacks I 've seen.

I recently bought the Streetwalker and really love the high quality materials. Not long after buying it I strapped it to my back and rode up to Palomar Mt. I lowsided going about 40mph, I slid about thirty feet and went under a guardrail. To my complete amazement, nothing was damaged! I was carrying my D700, 70-200mm VRII and other assorted filters. Other than the road rash to the zippers and outer pocket nothing was broken and the bag still works great. I wish I had been wearing Think Tank Knee pads....

I think this is a great bag - I can carry my D90 with either my 70-200/2.8 or 300/4 mounted along with 3 other lenses and a flash. Would I buy it again - definitely. Is there one change that would make it perfect - be able to leave my battery grip (MB-D80) mounted on my D90 when in the bag and zipped up.

I´ve had this backpack for a couple of months now and am extremely happy with it. It´s light, extremely well made. The YKK zippers are extremely sturdy and even look a bit oversized for a relatively small backpack but they are very rugged and reliable so all is forgiven. I find the size extremely convenient as it fits all my gear (Nikon D90, 50mm, 18-105, and 70-300 plus charger & cables) without problem and there´s plenty of room for more (I can easily fit another lens and a flash without squeezing anything). I also bought the Cable Management 20. It fits snugly and is a bit bigger than the depth of the backpack but still perfectly usable.(I believe Cable Management 15 is a better fit but it was out of stock so it was 20 or nothing for me). My only word of warning is regarding the tripod support straps (they work perfectly). For some reason the bag I was going to buy didn´t have them and and the -uninformed- salesperson tried to convince me that they were an accessory. I asked for another bag and there they were. Highly recommended and I would gladly buy another Think Tank product

This is a great bag with plenty of room inside. It has to be the most comfortable backpack style bag I have owned. If there is one flaw it would be the side pockets and the back pockets. I have big hands and it is a little difficult to get inside them.

I bought this bag for a two week safari in Kenya and Tanzania. I was extremely satisfied with the interior which was plenty of space for my D80, 18-70mm, 70-300mm (even with the hood mounted), and all my camera accessories. If you take this on a long flight (I changed planes 3 times and flew about 30 hours each way) you'll probably be able to fit a spare t-shirt, underwear, and bathroom essentials provided you take 2-3 lenses–I think that's a huge plus. The bags padding is very stiff, but I wanted that kind of protection and it made it easy to access from the floor of a Land Rover while protecting my gear from all the dust. My ONLY gripe is the limited size of the exterior pockets which are just shy of being perfect for everything. When it comes to carrying something as simple as a small novel, the center exterior pocket is a few inches too small and has little room for expanding. Everything becomes more complicated if you have a tripod attached or put something on top of the dividers inside your pack (you'll squash the middle divider and struggle to zip the whole thing closed). The side pockets are also just short enough to not hold a water bottle and if you have something in those pockets, a water bottle probably won't stay in the sleeve on the outside. I love that the bag is sleek and light and I get that it's for "urban environments", I just think the minor (but very annoying) things I mentioned keep it from having so much more versatility. Bottom line, I'd get it again.

I'm so happy I bought my StreetWalker BP. Replaced a LowePro. Perfect bag for one camera shooters who have multiple lenses.
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StreetWalker®

Product: TT474
Slim and lightweight backpack for urban environments.
$149.75
Customer Rating: (10 reviews)
Quantity: In Stock

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