Think Tank Mirrorless Camera Bags

This is the first Think Tank bag I have owned. I used Tamrac bags in the past, but since they were bought out, I chose to make a change. The Urban Approach 15 is advertised as a Mirrorless Camera bag, but it works perfect for my Canon DSLR gear. I routinely carry either a 7D Mk II or 5D Mk IV with a 100-400mm, 24-70m, 2.8L, a 1.4 X Extender, plus filters, etc. The bag is made well made and is very comfortable to carry with all that gear. I like that it is smaller in size and has a rain cover included. The main zipper is large and sturdy and it also carries my travel tripod nicely. This has become my go-to bag while the rest of my gear is in the Pelican hard case. Don't be put off by the Mirrorless Camera advertising, this is a great bag for anything.

I recently got this bag for free with my mirrorless camera and it's amazing. I am a huge fan of anything that Think Tank makes and this is right up there with the top of the line. It has a ton of pockets for organization, sturdy velcro closure, great comfortable strap, removable dividers on the inside, and so much more! No to mention is doesn't look like a camera bag.

This is very sturdy, quality workmanship, and just right for my needs. A quality bag, as all Think Tank bags are.

I have a number of smaller Think Tank bags and they are all good, but this one is the best one so far. It holds a very large mirrorless camera and 3 large lens (one on the camera). I tried the Peak design bag and sold it since there were a lot of issues with the design. This bag is great and I'm totally satisfied with it.

I own several Think Tank backpacks and roller bags. I love them all. Each serves a different purpose depending on the kind of trip I'm taking, how much weight I can take on planes, especially local overseas flights, etc. I really like this backpack because of its dimensions. It's slightly deeper than my Think Tank Airport Essentials backpack which means I can pack several of my lenses in it vertically rather than horizontally. This gives me more room for non-camera body and lens gear, i.e., ND filters, batteries, chargers, card reader, external drives, etc. Obviously my backpack becomes heavier, but for some trips, this is better than camera gear in one bag and other gear in something else.

I used many similar bags from Lowe Pro and Think Tank before. The Hunter Pro 55 was my first from Ruggard. I use it for my Nikon P950 or Sony A7RM4 with the Battery Grip on. I love this bag; it fits the camera very well and there are two internal padding that can be customised to ensure the camera is sitting tight inside the bag. I use the front pocket for accessories or a small flashlight. I feel confident to take my camera outside even on cloudy day, because it has a built is rain cover which can be pulled and used in seconds. Other than that, it is very well made and likely to live for many years. I strongly recommend this product for anybody who needs good protection for their camera in the field.

I have numerous camera bags etc but this is the first by Think Tank. It is substantial and well made and will hold all the gear that an advanced amateur will carry. It can be easily adjusted for different size lens and other equipment.

The Think Tank tote is a great strong and stylish bag to use when I am travelling. I usually transport my camera bags in the tote when I am travelling in a car to my camera bags clean.

I went to B&H to see their vast selection of camera bags. I wanted one by Think Tank and got a perfect fit. Holds my Canon7D along with 5 lens and extra gear. Very sturdy, 4 wheels and its carry on size for most planes. Very satisfied

I own many think tank bags, and like all of think tank bags, this one is of excellent quality. My only complaint is that it does not serve my purposes. I purchase this bag to store a Nikon Z 50 mirrorless camera. The camera will not fit in the bag, even with the pancake 50 mm kit lens. If you have a small mirrorless camera that will fit in this bag. Don’t hesitate to purchase it. It is a very well made bag. I returned the bag in exchange for the think tank mirrorless mover 20 bag.