Backpack Pressure Washer With Tank

Bought the Backpack breathe whilst traveling the USA , attached it to my think tank backpack and hasn’t left there since.

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

Perfect for me, the workmanship is very delicate, it is very comfortable to carry, and it is very labor-saving. You will not feel any pressure on your back. The backpack has a very large space, and it is very convenient to DIY the compartments.

I already had a Think Tank backpack, which I love.. but I also needed a hard case for my Canon R5 system. Perfect depth for an R5 w handgrip. Also fits 24-70, 70-200, 100 macro, 14-35, plus flash, charger and the accessories.

A very pressure product exactly as I want

Bought this backpack as I really like my 5 year old Think Tank StreetWalker HardDrive and needed something similar (ie. store cameras, lenses and a 15laptop) but have added space for other non-camera things.  This is perfect for that - it doesnt hold as much as the Think Tank StreetWalker HD but thats OK, filling that bag up can be too heavy anyway. Cant fault its quality... the shoulder straps and hip belt is very padded and very comfy.  I like this so much that Im ordering the 18L version as well when I just want to take a smaller kit (without the laptop). One thing to note is that the laptop sleeve can fit my 2015 Apple MacBook Pro 15 but I have to remove the Tech21 shell otherwise it wouldnt fit the sleeve.

These are a great addition to my Think Tank Streetwalker Harddrive backpack and allow me to have a completely modular strap system which can be adapted to meet a variety of situations and needs.

Picking a photo backpack is an extremely personal choice. I wanted something that was relatively compact and light that would hold my Sony mirrorless system. I have the Sony alpha 7 1V with four lenses. The 24-105f/4, 12-24 f/2.8, 70-200f/4 and the 90 f/2.8. All fit perfectly into this backpack. The Think Tank Photo StreetWalker V2.0 fits comfortably and is light for day hikes and 8-10 mile hikes into the back country. My shoulders are not sore after a day long hike and that's very important for comfort. It fits under an airline seat in tourist class seating and is easy to manage during travel. All my equipment fits snugly and is well protected. The Think Tank StreetWalker replaces a 10 year old Tamrac backpack and is more comfortable. It also fits my Nikon D850 and corresponding Nikon lenses. I am very happy with this purchase!

I’ve got multiple bags from Think Tank, including a roller and backpack, but wanted something easier when cycling or scrambling. I went back and forth between this and others, but kept coming back to this one. While it can be a tight fit when loading a lot of gear, it’s forced me to rethink my gear choice when wanting a light kit.  The pockets and padding are great, the front pocket is a little small, but not a deal breaker and the laptop sleeve is great for a 13” or tablet.  The best thing is the ability to grab it and go without a hassle. So far it has held up well, but that was expected.

During the boxing week I bought in Canada the Lowepro Whistler II (hiking, back country, ski) for a really good price but I was not happy: too heavy, too bulky, too cumbersome. I returned it. I love the quality of my Think Tank Trifecta 10 so I decided to give a chance to Mindshift, even if I had no way to try the Backlight here in Toronto. Well, thanks to B&H I received the backpack in less then a week (the price was really good too) and now I can finally say “that’s the backpack that I was looking for! Light, easy to use, well made, very comfortable, Think Tank quality and a plethora of room for my gear. The Mindshift Backlight 26 deserve five stars, no doubts!