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RETURN POLICY
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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WARRANTY
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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United StatesTrailscape 18L
Great experience carrying a Sony A7RIV body and 3 lenses along with a tripod and water bottle across Galapagos. Just the right size for a day bag yet be able to carry multiple lenses.
United StatesTrailScape 18L
What a great backpack. Took it on over 60 miles of hiking in the Grand Tetons and loved it. Carried my D500 and 3 lenses and all the accessories I needed plus snacks and two water bottles. Protects camera gear well on the trail and in the airport/plane. Design is amazing and easy to get to camera quickly. Comfortable on long hikes!
United StatesJust what I was looking for
Perfect fit for my wildlife kit: D500 with 500PF lens with hood in shooting position, D7500 with Nikon 70-300 (body position for and aft) and Nikon 18-55DX lens. Pack is typical Think Tank quality with heavy duty zippers. A trim, comfortable pack that is relatively light weight (2 lbs 9 oz in my configuration)
United StatesJust what I was looking for
Perfect fit for my wildlife kit: D500 with 500PF lens with hood in shooting position, D7500 with Nikon 70-300 (body position for and aft) and Nikon 18-55DX lens. Pack is typical Think Tank quality with heavy duty zippers. A trim, comfortable pack that is relatively light weight (2 lbs 9 oz in my configuration)
United StatesPerfect fit
I’m primarily using this pack on my bicycle and it has been a perfect fit - both for my comfort and my system. I have a Nikon D800 with a mounted 80-400 on one side, and a 14-24 f/2.8 and 24-70 f/2.8 on the other. All have hoods on. Lots of room for water and a generous amount of room for cloths or food.
