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If you are not completely satisfied with our product, you can return it unused within 30-days for a full refund less shipping costs. Refunds will not be issued until the product is received and inspected to insure that it contains all the parts and is clean and unused. Note that we do not pay for shipping to have you return it to us.
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At Think Tank, we build our products for the daily impacts of travel and demands of working professionals over extended periods of time. We build many of our products with user replaceable parts to keep your bag going for years.

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Punches above its weight
Despite its small size, it carries my X-T3 with a 16-80mm, keys, lens cap and filter, AirPods Pro, rain cover, macro extension tube, SD cards and even a Manfrotto Mini EVO tripod on the pack strap! It's really comfortable to carry, an very adaptable. I've worn it with the strap and attached to my belt. I put my wallet on top of the divider, over the camera, which is not ideal, but it works.

Digital Holster 10 V2.0 for Fuji Owners
I wanted a smallish bag to carry my Fujifilm XT-3 with metal hand grip and the 16mm 1.4 prime lens.The Digital Holster 10 V2.0 is a perfect fit for the purpose. Also, it's a perfect fit with the 55-200mm zoom lens with the hood extended and the holster extended. The bag is of a very good quality, light and a perfect choice made by me. Very happy with the price when comparing to other brands. I hope this review is of help to any other Fuji owners.

Great bag; only the strap could be improved
The bag is solid. Great construction on par with the best outdoor and travel gear I've used; Osprey, Gregory, Tumi, etc. Use it for a Nikon Z50. With bag extended, can fit camera and both kit lenses (16-50 and 50-250). Not extended, fits the camera with the 50-250 mounted perfectly. Opening of bag away from body is great, as is the stretch outside pocket for a lens cap and the internal top pocket for a filter. Only complaint is the strap. It's nice and functions well, but it could be wider and have a movable pad. With the provided strap it begins to be uncomfortable a mile or two in; with a different, wider strap and a padded, sliding pad it's good for miles.

Just Right
I use this for my mirrorless Fujifilm X-T4 and it works fine with the Fujinon 16-80 zoom kit lens and, zipped open to fullest length, with the Fujinon 80mm macro lens, (6.25" long and 3.5" diameter, sun hood in stored position). You do have to put the little raincoat elsewhere to carry the Fuji + macro, especially if you use the chunky Fuji neck strap, but hey, it's so hard to find ANYTHING that fits the Fuji stuff, I don't mind. I really like the neck strap and sturdy handle. Neckstrap over the opposite shoulder helps balance the weight while hiking. Works great for me.

Perfect for non-backpack days
I mostly carry a backpack with me and prefer to use my hiking ones with an insert or two. I put this holster inside it to protect the camera during transportation and have my lenses in a Tenba BYOB. Then, when it's time to get walking I put the camera on a Peak Designs capture clip and either leave the BYOB in the backpack or hang it around my neck for really easy lens changes. By having two separate cases it means that don't have a huge insert to faff with each time a lease change is required. The beauty of this holster is the expandable section, which means that if I don't want to carry all my lenses, I can have my G9 with the 100-300mm mounted or a prime mounted and a second prime in the bottom, depending on what I want to shoot. It works very well for me and, as is usual for ThinkTank, the quality is second to none.