Bring two DSLRs with attached lenses, two to four extra lenses, related accessories, and an up to 17" laptop and 10" tablet on your next plane trip with the black Airport Security V3.0 Carry On from Think Tank. This sturdy rolling case is designed to meet most USA domestic and most international airline carry-on requirements. Of course, it's always prudent to check with your carrier prior to departure. Interior padded, touch-fastening dividers are useful for protecting and organizing gear. The front of the case has an expandable dedicated laptop and tablet compartment with an organizer panel and zip pocket. And located underneath the lid are a variety of zippered accessory pockets. For easy access, the spacious main compartment unzips on three sides. One great feature is the stretchable front pocket that serves as a catchall for magazines, small reflectors, and more.

The Airport Security V3.0 has TSA-approved zipper locks for the main compartment and a high-strength coated cable and combination lock for the laptop and for securing the case to an immovable object. Store your water bottle and tripod in the convenient side pockets. Additional tripod straps are included. A retractable trolley handle, in conjunction with two 80mm, ABEC, grade 5 ball bearing wheels, makes travel over flat ground easy. Grab handles on three sides are for lifting the Airport Advantage in and out of vehicles and overhead bins. An included rain cover with a storage pouch helps protect the case from dirt and inclement weather. Quality materials such as water-repellent 1680D ballistic nylon, closed-cell foam padding, tall skid plates, and reinforced PE board dividers offer strength and durability. Photographers will appreciate the handsome business card holder located on top.

Airport Security V3.0 Carry-On    Retrospective Duffel Bag

Specially designed interior to maximize gear for carry on, it meets most U.S. and international airline carry on requirements. Check with your carrier prior to departure.

Holds two gripped DSLRs with lenses attached, two to four additional lenses, a 17" laptop, a 10" tablet, and related accessories. Maximum lens size is 500mm f/4 detached, or 400mm f/2.8 attached with the hood reversed.

Dedicated padded laptop and tablet compartments are located in a lockable pocket.

TSA-approved zipper locks for the main compartment, and a high-strength coated cable and combination lock for the laptop compartment and for securing your bag to an immovable object.

Custom-designed retractable handle with inset channel on aluminum tubing, for added strength and durability.

Quick and easy access to the retractable handle.

Tripod mount and water bottle pocket on side – additional straps included for larger tripods.

Expansive top compartment cradles large camera bodies for the perfect fit.

Unique serial number for Lost & Found registration.

Interior zippered pockets for batteries, memory cards, filters, and accessories.

User-replaceable retractable handle, wheels, wheel housings, and front foot extend product life.

Custom-designed, high-performance 80mm wheels with sealed ABEC grade 5 bearings for quiet rolling.

Extra tall wheel housings protect your bag from scrapes and scratches.

Seam-sealed rain cover included.

Stretchable front pocket.

Handles on three sides ensure rapid and easy retrieval from overhead bins, car trunks, etc.

Reinforced dividers support heavy gear and maintain strength over time.

Hypalon reinforced rear corners for increased durability.

Business card holder on top for identification.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this bag thick enough to fit a Nikon 70-200mm 2.8 vertically?

A: I have the Nikon 70-200 Version 2 and it does NOT fit vertically in this bag. The length with the front and rear lens caps measures approx. 9 long. The depth of the bag is about 8 . I store it horizontally. There's plenty of room in this bag for lots of lenses and bodies. I generally carry at least 2 bodies, a 600mm without the hood(I use a collapsible hood), 200-500, 24-120, 300, flash and other assorted equipment.

Q: 2. would a broken down canon c200 fit in this?

A: Broken down gear will fit the same as gear in good condition!

Q: 3. Would a sony 600mm F4 and a 400mm 2.8 fit in this bag?

A: No, the Think Tank Photo Airport Security V3.0 Carry On will not be able to accommodate Sony FE 600mm f/4 GM OSS Lens (B&H # SO6004GM) and/or the Sony FE 400mm f/2.8 GM OSS Lens (B&H # SO40028GM).

Q: 4. is it can put canon 600mm 4F lll and 300mm f 2.8 11 together?

A: Yes, they can fit together. Probably best to place one facing up and the other facing down.

Q: 5. What is the difference between the international and domestic versions?

A: The dimensions of the international case is slightly smaller (14 x 21 x 8 / 35.6 x 53.3 x 20.3 cm) when compared to the dimensions of the domestic case (14 x 22 x 9 / 35.6 x 55.9 x 22.9 cm). However, as stated under the Overview for the item, it's always prudent to check with your carrier prior to departure, as some airlines have stricter carry-on case restrictions than others (there is no one standard, though the accepted standard in the USA is for the case to typically be under 45 linear inches).

Q: 6. Apple no longer makes the 15 inch Macbook Pro. WIll this case hold the 16 inch version of the Macbook Pro?

A: The main difference between the 15" MBP and 16" MBPs have typically been the screen size (with a thinner bezel) and the main chassis has not increased in size by much. From my understanding and from comparing sizes of the Macbook Pros online, I do not see and problems with it fitting. Dimensions for your consideration: 15" MBP 2019: Height: 0.61"/1.55cm, Width: 13.75"/34.93cm, Depth: 9.48"/24.07cm 16" MBP 2020: Height: 0.64"/1.62cm, Width: 14.09"/35.79cm, Depth: 9.68"/24.59cm

Q: 7. does it take a professional DSLR?

A: Yes! I put two Nikon D4's and a D200 with grip in the bag. It is very deep. In addition I have the Nikon Holy Trinity of lenses in the bag with two of the lenses attached to the bodies and the the third detached. This bag holds a ton of gear.

Q: 8. How is the stability of this case on 2 wheels vs the 4 wheel version? Concerned it may tip over easily when standing up like my other 2 wheeled luggage.

A: This bag is very good and does not typically tip over.

Q: 9. Can a ad300 pro fit vertically

A: Yes, the Godox AD300 does fit vertically in the Think Tank Airport Security v3.0

Q: 10. How solid is this thing? If you ended up having to check it at an airport gate can it handle a beating and being tossed around by airport personnel if that ended up happening?

A: It's a pretty solid bag, reasonable well made. If you had it full of camera equipment, you wouldn't want to part with it. The kit wouldn't handle the potential treatment plus neither the airline or any insurer would cover you in that scenario. It easily fits in the overhead of all 737/767 size aircraft, and under the seat in most puddle jumper type Bombardier planes.