📷 Graphite Airport Advantage Rolling Carry-On Camera Bag - Enhanced SEO Review

I traveled recently and had to carry my heavy 150-600 mm lens and second camera in a small duffel without wheels, weighing almost 20 pounds, because they did not fit in my backpack-style camera bag. I bought the smaller wheeled duffel by Think Tank, and for most trips, everything fits, two cameras and several lenses and accessories. The dividers are easily moveable for many different configurations. The bag seems sturdy, the telescoping handle is not so sturdy but there is a warning not to lift

Just received this suitcase this morning and I can’t wait to put it to work this wedding season! In this photo I have a d750 with battery grip attached, d610, 70-200mm, 105mm, 85mm, 35mm, 15mm, some magmod accessories and a little bag with personal belongings in it. I plan to move things around a bit to fit my godox ad200 flashes in there.

For my money, Think Tank makes the best cases: Period. They're clearly designed by photographers. I used this to carry my kit to the Galapagos where there are weight limits for carry-on bags. Many/most wheeled bags are quite heavy when empty. This one is very light, but offers excellent protection, so I was able to fill it with 3 bodies, 4 lenses, waterproof camera housing, GoPro, extra batteries, charger, straps, cleaning supplies, etc. and still didn't go over the weight limit (my equipment…

A lot of cameramen are ok with checking their camera gear. I'm not, but I fly out of a smaller airport with regional size planes with the smallest overheads. This fits, so I now no longer get in arguments with gate agents and flight attendants who want me to put my expensive camera and lenses in the belly of the plane. That happened a lot with my former bag that technically fit if I packed it just right and removed the wheel carriage which I still had to gate check and wait for. I can pack all…

The perfect size for a carry-on with room for two camera bodies with lenses mounted as well as several extras, plus the battery charger and some other necessary equipment. Haven't taken a long trip with it yet, but I will in less than a month when I will do a photo safari in East Africa. Do keep in mind that loading the case until its full will make it heavy when its time to place it in the overhead bin. I suspect this will also fit under the seat in a plane, but haven't tried that out yet.

Was looking for a lightweight wheeled carry on piece to travel with my cameras. This is perfect. Meets airline standards for carry on, very lightweight even when filled. Easy to lift into the overhead bins. I carry a canon with fixed 300mm lens, another canon with 75-250 zoom (both attached), a Nikon P-90, full size binoculars, extra batteries, small point and shoot camera and misc. sd cards, readers, lens caps etc. All fit in nicely. You can change the configuration of the interior to suit…

This bag holds more than you might think. I emptied two camera bags and even included my big Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L lens on my camera. It all fit beautiful! I was also amazed at the quality, especially of the main zipper. It was well worth the money!

Mostly I love this case. I ordered it for a photo shoot in Alaska. I've had some back problems and wanted something other than the backpack camera cases I had been using.What's good:Holds a lot of equipment.Partitions are easy to arrange - sort of (see below).Rolls easily.Fits in overhead storage easily.Better for my back definitely.What's no so good:Has a tendency to fall over forwards.Not enough padding in computer compartment.Two large partitions are really not configurable.Not…

A great roller where you can storage your equipment in a sturdy and well built package. It’s my first Think Thank case after using almost every case.

Great carry bag. I have two full frame Nikon DSLR systems that go with me when I travel. This case accommodates both systems and whatever accessories I need to support them. It's light weight and very mobile. I find it easier to use and more comfortable than a shoulder bag or backpack. Obviously, it's not suitable hiking into the backwoods or desert, but at my age, those are not places I intend to go on foot. The Think Tank is perfect for air travel and ground based transportation (except maybe

I bought this for a three week trip out West. All my camera gear fit. Easy to put in aircraft overhead. Easy access to my laptop. Great way to carry camera equipment in the airport. It would be nice if the wheels turned in all directions, but that's a minor thing. Overall this is by far the best camera bad I've ever used. I even take it on local camera outings, then just take out what I need to work in the field on that occasion. I highly recommend this camera bag.

I started to put my Nikon D750 and lenses in they just don't fit. The two spaces for camera bodies don't allow for a snug fit as they are straight on one side. Because of the way the handle fits, every compartment has two depths which means that part of the lens or body isn't supported. Padding felt way too rigid. I want this for a travel - I just don't think it does the job. I'll keep looking.

Three days before I was to leave on a photography trip the zipper broke on my old camera bag. I needed a replacement fast. I choose the Think Tank Airport Advantage since it was one of the few that would get to me in time and do the job, even though it seemed a bit pricey. What a great surprise. The bag is sturdy, maneuverable, and well designed for the organization and protection of electronic equipment--without adding excess weight. In it I was able to carry 2 camera bodies, 2 long lenses…

I absolutely love the style of the House if Flynn bags, but when it’s loaded up it simply is just too heavy to be carrying around. I already tend to carry a lot if stress/tension in my neck & shoulders, so Think Tank was suggested by fellow colleagues. I finally bit the bullet and made the Think Tank purchase. I can honestly say this is one of the smartest investment purchases I’ve made for lugging my gear around! It’s extremely lightweight and surprisingly enough, it holds nearly everything I…

Perfect photo case. Holds equipment securely and it looks great. I just returned from a month long photo excursion and took it everywhere. I would highly reccomend this carry-on by Think Tank.

insanely well designed , fits a cabin overhead bin like a glove!, fits 1 D750 1 D3300 both with batt grip, tamron 70-200, nikkor 85 , nikkor 50mm, tokina11-20mm, tamron 28-75mm, 2 yn 568exii, powerex charger, fong dome, yn 622n tx, 622n rx, 15 inch laptop, laptop charger, pedco portable mini tripod, 24pcs aa batteriesAnother TripThink Tank Airport Advantage,Bodies:D3300D750Lenses:70-200mm28-75mm24-120mm11-20mm15-55mm14mm35mm50mm50mm pancake85mm100mm2x Tele converter

I like that it is not too heavy when I pack it. I use it for my CPAP machine and electronic accessories, a pocket camera and a laptop. The wheels are sturdy and rolls easily . I don’t like that it is too heavy and has fallen forward twice with my laptop on the front pocket. Fortunately, I keep the laptop on a padded sleeve.

First of all, delivered very quickly and packaged well. I was looking for a bag to hold a lot of my gear for both travel and for going to shoots. This is perfect! Excellent quality and efficient use of space. No buyer's remorse here!

I was worried about a trip on both a 767 and a small commuter jet: Would I get my gear on board? I purchased, and sent back, several pieces of travel get, including some from Pelican. The Think Tank Photo Airport did the trick. It has a lot of great features including the top zippered pocket in which I easily slipped my 15" Dell laptop. The "innards" fit my Manfrotto Be Free tripod, a Sony A7R3 body, and four lenses from the big Sony 16-35 f/2.8 to the Sony FE 28 f/2. The separators

Great bag for use with some long lenses. Lots of room for a couple of bodies and lenses. Great bearings in the wheels that makes is roll smoothly. Highly recommend this bag.