The black Digital Holster 10 V2.0 from Think Tank contains a unique "Pop Down" feature that allows the lens hood to be kept on the camera held in shooting position. For the active shooter, this is a real time-saver. The case is made to hold a small DSLR with a standard kit lens. It is also designed to hold the camera with a tripod plate attached to it so you can readily set up for a long exposure shot without delay.

This is a form-fitting case, somewhat reminiscent of a western holster - ready to draw and shoot at a moment's notice. The case comes with a side rail attachment that accepts a small Modular, Skin, or Multimedia component. This increases the footprint and capacity of the holster as well as your shooting capabilities. The holster comes with Think Tank's "Rotate or Lock" technology for their Pro Speed Belt, Thin Skin Belt or Steroid Speed Belt that permits you to attach the holster with no effort at all. There's also a smooth fabric on the belt to minimize friction against your body.  One of the best features of the bag is that the lid opens away from your body. This enhances access to your gear as well as adding a significant security aspect to the bag since, when opened, the lid acts a shield preventing others from seeing what's inside. The removable shoulder strap and top grab handle are complemented by dual zippers that guard the access to the main compartment.

For accessories, a front stretch pocket can hold lens caps, batteries and other small items. Another touch fastened small accessory pocket is located under the top lid that is perfect for holding a filter. For ultimate protection of the delicate LCD screen on your DSLR, a soft divider fits over the top protecting it from the strap that may be stuffed inside.

There's nothing like networking so the bag comes with a neat business card holder right under the top grab handle. Finally, for maximum protection while outside, the bag comes with a built-in rain cover that is stored in an outside pocket and which can be easily deployed when the weather turns against you. The holster comes with Think Tank's lifetime warranty against manufacturer's defects.

Holds Small DSLR with Kit Lens    "Pop Down" Feature Increases Capacity    Form-Fitting Shape for DSLRs with Lenses    Rail Attachment for Optional Components    Removable Shoulder Strap/Top Grab Handle    Holds Most Tripod Plates While on Camera    Stretchable Front Accessory Pocket    Rapid Access Lid Opens Away From Body    Rotate or Lock Technology for Belts    Business Card Pocket Under Top Handle

Form fitting to a small DSLR with a kit lens attached

Extending "Pop Down" allows lens hood to be kept in shooting position

Fits most tripod plates while attached to camera

Integrated side attachment system for connecting a Modular, Skin or Multimedia component to holster

Stretchable front pocket for small accessories

Holster lid opens forward, away from the body, for fast and easy access to the camera

Small accessory pocket underneath lid

Non-slip shoulder strap included

"Rotate or Lock" technology on Pro Speed Belt, Thin Skin Belt, Steroid Speed Belt, or other Think Tank bags with a Modular Rail

Smooth fabric on belt attachment for minimal friction

Top grab handle

Seam-sealed rain cover included and stored in outer side pocket

Examples:
Compatible lenses (Pop Down Retracted):
Prime lenses; Kit lenses
16-85mm (Nikon) with hood reversed
18-135 (Canon) with hood reversed

Compatible lenses (Pop Down Extended):
18-55 (Canon/Nikon) with hood extended
17-55mm f/2.8 (Canon/Nikon) with hood extended
75-300mm (Canon)
70-300mm (Nikon) with hood reversed

FAA and airline carry-on specifications are subject to change without notice, please check with your airline before designating this case as a carry-on item. Most airlines require carry-on items to have an external linear measurement that is equal to or less than 45.0" (114.3 cm). The external dimensions of this case add up to 19.0" (48.3 cm)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The specs show the laptop compartment as 10" x 16.1". My laptop is 10.8" x 16.2" (3/4" larger). Could I squeeze this in?

A: I'm sorry, no, it will not fit.

Q: 2. It will work as Hand luggage in the airport?

A: Totally! I use this and a backpack on flights. Fits in overhead nicely.

Q: 3. What are the main differences between Airport Takeoff v1 and v2.0?

A: Direct from Think Tank Photo Customer Service because I had the same question before they released the bag.The main differences between the V1 and V2 is the V2 is a little lighter, has a few new pockets, and has a redesigned handle.

Q: 4. Will this fit a Nikon Z6, with the adapter and Sigma 1500-600 lens when they are attached?

A: Yes, the Nikon Z6, with the Sigma 150-600mm lens will fit in the Think Tank StreetWalker HardDrive V2.0 Backpack.

Q: 5. Does the bag stand up on its own when empty or lightly loaded?

A: The Think Tank Retrospective 7 V 2.0 can stand up on its own when empty or lightly loaded.

Q: 6. when one has the backpack straps deployed, and the cover for the straps is turned inside-out and secured (velcro?) on the underside of the bag, if one has to set the bag down for a minute, does the inside of that folded-down cover scrape the ground? If so, seems like one has to be very careful where one sets the bag down when one takes the backpack off...?

A: When you deploy the backpack straps the flap velcros onto the bottom and because of the spacers and wheels on the bottom, nothing scrapes luckily.

Q: 7. Will this fit a Nikon D850 with 600mm f/4 attached?

A: This bag is too small to hold the lens attached to the camera. I would recommend the some other cases, click on the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/3gfmfO9

Q: 8. Will sony a7iv, FE 35mm 1.8 attached and FE 90 2.8 macro fit in this bag?

A: Yes, the Think Tank Photo Retrospective 5 V2.0 Shoulder Bag (Pinestone) can fit the Sony a7 IV Mirrorless Camera with the Sony FE 35mm f/1.8 Lens attached and the Sony FE 90mm f/2.8 Macro G OSS Lens. The bag’s internal dimensions are 9.5 x 7.8 x 4.9".

Q: 9. Will this rolling backup fit under your seat in an airplane so it could be a personal item on a Frontier flight?

A: Probably not, maybe in the overhead but you must check with the airline for exact dimensions.

Q: 10. Does this fit a 15 Macbook Pro (2017)? I have read conflicting reviews.

A: Yes. I have a 2016 MacBook Pro and it fits with plenty of room to spare. unless the 2017 model is bigger, it should fit, no problem.