Streetwalker Pro™ Backpack

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Designed for use in urban and crowded environments, this slim, lightweight backpack backpack is sized as an international travel carry-on. It will hold up to a Pro-size DSLR with a 400 2.8 attached.

Top Features:

Vertically thin design with contoured curved top.
Unisex harness for both men and women
Air channel on back of the bag
Monopod/ tripod mounting system

Gear Profile:

Holds Pro Size DSLR with 70-200 2.8 attached and hood in position ready to shoot.
Holds Pro Size DSLR with 400 2.8 attached with hood reversed.

Photographer Profile:

All photographers, from pros to serious enthusiasts.

Technical Specifications:

ID: 9.5” W x 16.5” H x 7”D (24 x 42 x 18 cm)
ED: 10”W x 17.5” H x 7.5” D (25 x 45 x 19 cm)
2.6–3.4 lbs (1.2–1.5 kg)
Lifetime Warranty

Features:

	Vertically thin design with contoured curved top
	Holds Pro-size DSLR and a 400 2.8 with hood reversed
	Holds pro size DSLR and 70-200 2.8 attached with hood in position
	Carry monopods and tripods in the bottom front pocket
	Additional tripod cup for larger tripods
	Pro Speed Belt (sold separately) can be attached
	Contoured harness with air channel for men and women
	Removable seam-sealed rain cover
	Upper organizer pocket for pens, memory cards, passports, and more
	Two side pockets and two stretch pockets
	Removable webbing waist belt detaches easily
	Shoulder harness pockets, D Rings, and sternum strap
	Clear business card holder for quick identification
	Compatible with Camera Support Straps (sold separately)
	YKK lockable zipper sliders

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I use this bag daily now. I am able to fit my 1D Mark III or 5D Mark II with the 70-200 attached, 24-70, 16-35, 135 and a flash comfortably in this bag. If I dont need the 16-35 and 24-70, I can take my 35 or 85. This bag fits 4 lenses plus a flash easily. The size of the bag is very manageable. I love the size zipper pockets, as well as the sleeve to carry a water bottle. I have not attached my tripod or monopod yet, but the straps included are nice and sturdy. This bag is by far my most favorite backpack to use.

Holds D700 w/24-70, D300 w/70-200 VR, and room for a couple primes, filters, batteries, etc. Agree with other reviewer on all points. I Also have the smaller one, perfect size too, use both bags increasingly more, my 3 Crumplers are feeling neglected.

Fantastico. Mai zaino fu più azzeccato. Nei trekking australiani è stato il mio fedele compagno di avventura per tutta la mia attrezzatura.

Big strong bag, much thicker/deeper than you'd expect [i.e. it is not slim by any stretch of the imagination, it's one of the thickest backpacks I've ever seen]. Carries a lot, but the space is not v. efficiently used. Take care if used with a tripod, as it can become very unwieldy. Ergonomically rather poor, found it v. uncomfortable when fully loaded - the weight's just too high on your back. Has to be almost completely opened to remove most gear - which means laying it down somewhere. A good bag to get lots of gear from A to B, a rather poor bag to shoot out of.

Tight fit for Nikon D3 + 400/2.8. Bag hight is 42cm, 44-45cm is better. Nikon 400/2.8 is 2cm longer than Canon's.( all without shade and cover.) Qiu,Beijing/China.

Great design. Holds two bodies with lens. For my setup: a 7D with 70-200 lens and a 5DMKII with 24-105 lens. Even with two bodies, backpack still has room for additional lens (such as 17TS and 16-35 as well as 1.4x converter) and misc gear. Front or side pockets hold grad ND filters. Very well built and comfortable.

This is the best backpack I have ever used. The padding is thick enough that you won't feel tired after carrying it for whole day. It holds my D200, 80-200, 18-200, 12-24, 90, 50, 35 well throughout my 16 days trip in New Zealand.

This bag has more space than what seems apparent at first sight when not opened. I managed to fit d700 with 70-200 hood reversed, 24-70 with hood in another space, 70-300, 18-35, 50/1.8, vivitar 285, enelop charger, enel3e charger, MBD10 enel3e holder, sekonic L758DR in own pack, filters/polarizers, batteries/cables/card-readers/flash accessories etc. and still had space for a D300s body on top of the d700+70-200 with a horizontal padding dividing the space vertically in two floors. After all this the bag is HEAVY, but at least I am able to plonk it on the back seat of my car and know my gear's with me and safe. I would not hike with so much gear though. For that I have a holster. If you need a base-camp solution, try the hard-drive version, it has more internal space plus carries a laptop. I am waiting for when I have big exotic lenses, then I'll pick up the Airport Acceleration equivalent of the time.

I absolutely LOVE this backpack. The designers at Think Tank seem to have covered all of the bases when they created this one. I've used it for 3 weeks now and have yet to find one thing I don't like about it. Thank you for creating such a wonderful backpack.

I can use this for my 4x5 view camera or my SLRs with everything I need for either. Lenses, film backs, dark cloth, changing bag, everything. I used to lug around several bags now I only need one.

The day i purchased this bag is the day my relationship with Lowepro ended. What a great bag, I'm carrying my 1D MK3, 24-70, 70-200, 16-35 (all with hoods), 580 EX, various accessories, and filters with no problems. Bag is deep, no complaints, bravo Think Tank. I've seen your product line grow and am please with your results.

I bought this backpack partially because of how much I love my Speed Freak bag. The backpack has the same excellent build quality, and it does hold a lot of equipment.....however it is VERY lacking in design. It is extremely bulky and rides very high up on your bag. It was obviously NOT designed by anyone that knows anything about a true backpack. They should ride LOW and carry the bulk of the weight on your hips. This bag has a crappy aftertought of a waist belt that doesnt even reach my waist.....so all the weight is pulling down from a high spot on my shoulders. Not good for the back....

When i placed order for this bag, i am a little hesitate on Think Tank due to its pricing is a little higher than similar range of products in my country. I pack this bag with all my gears and went for 10 days overseas trip. During the trip, i was amazed about the user experience comparing to my previous bag. The design is just nice where it is very convenience to walk in crowded place, The shoulder pad design help to hold the weight and give proper back support, which i am surprise to note that my shoulder and back is still OK at the end of 10 days journey,this is not the case with my previous bag. In addition, i find the mounting straps for tripod is so creative where i can mount my short tripod on the left, right and the back of the bag. It can also tie the tripod bag that contains tripod all together. Also i have tried the camera mounting straps, this is another wonderful where it helps to transfer the camera weight from the neck to the shoulders via the bag. In conclusion, I am happy with every aspect of this bag and a big thumb up for ThinkTank.

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