Think Tank Photo Airport Accelerator Backpack Black Review

My main bag if i want all my stuff. caries sooooo much. and once the straps are on my shoulders its surprisingly comfortable. ive got 2 bodies. 5 lenses, 4 flashes, mavic pro, laptop, ipad, triggers, magmod stuff, nf filters, tons of other accessories all in here. i got a nylon strap to wrap around the top handle to put my tripod on the side, works fine. could probably put small light stand on there too, hmm. great bag.

Fits in most overhead storage compartments, but may not fit in small/regional plane compartments. I really appreciate the fact that it can be customized to fit a Canon EF 500 mm F4 IS plus 1-2 bodies and more lenses (smaller) and accessories. It comes with a weatherproof cover. It is pretty good sized, so wearing it as a backpack means you may have trouble squeezing through tight spaces and you may incur unexpected expenses as you knock things over should you walk into a store with it on. My…

I purchased this backback for a trip to Minnesota to photograph black bears. I had a ton of gear to carry so my camera roller just wouldn't hold it all so I started shopping for a second bag to use a carry on for the plane. The Think Tank Airport Accelerator fit the bill perfectly. The bag is roomy with lots of dividers to customize it anyway you might need. It could hold my Nikon 600mm VR lens but I decided to put that lens in my roller (since it has wheels) and pack my camera bodies, extra…

Hands down think tank knows what they are doing with their products. I needed to update my older think tank backpack to accommodate my canon 500 f4 and it fits perfectly with the body attached just like I needed.They put a lot of thought in the design of all their products and that's why I only use them for my gear.

This think has tons of space and will definitely fit a 17-in. Laptop (I have a MSI GE72 6QF Apache Pro(16.49" x 11.02" x 1.14")), an Ipad air, and all my lenses and bodies. with room to spare. all the zippers feel very rugged. Its a bit pricy but the quality makes up for it easily.

I LOVE this bag, i love how organized it can be, i love that it fits two bodies, two flashes, and all of my lenses plus some. BUT it’s WAY too heavy to be a backpack, i really with this came with wheels. I’m returning it :(

I purchased this bag to carry two DLSRs. In the picture they show a two Canon cameras. Awesome, I think. This will do the job. Well I am using a 5d mkiii and a 6D both with grip. It shows cameras in the picture sitting side by side. Well good luck with that. Apparently it is one with a grip and the other without. I also have a hand strap on mine. it is a small Canon OEM strap so it isn't that thick but putting two cameras together in this as it appears to be designed doesn't work with 2 grips…

After an exhaustive search for a good sized camera case, I found this and it is great. It holds all my equipment with some room for future items. I love the pull out cable lock, it allows me to lock the case to a bench or table leg if I can't be in the same room. The zippers are very rugged as is the entire case.

Perfect camera backpack for long airline photographic treks where you are transporting large camera gear. It meets most overhead luggage size requirements except really small commuter airplanes. I had the ThinkTank Streetwalker HD before. This bag has the same exterior dimensions, but a much better interior layout.

I bought it to hold my drone and its a very light case to replace my hard case. Now I can trek in the wild with it! That's my review.

Tried several bags, backpacks, and rollers before getting this one.IT IS ABSOLUTELY worth the price.Deep enough that my 1DX fits.Big enough that I can carry 2 bodies, Sigma 120-300mm 2.8, Canon 70-200mm, 6 smaller lenses, flash, and some misc stuff.All of that is heavy but the shoulder straps are WELL padded.Wish I had bought this a long time ago!

This backpack at its cost should be of high quality. The zipper sticks on the liner and is tearing the inner part of the bag. The cost of returning the item, only getting a partial refund, TO PURCHASE A NEW NON DEFECTIVE BACKPACK seem to be a POOR customer service methods. The bag has many good aspects, but it lacks quality in critical areas, thus the bag may have a shorter lifespan. At the high price of this backpack, it should be constructed (AND TESTED) to work without problems.

Fits my URSA Mini 4.6k, V Mount Batteries, Cinema Lenses, and more! Love this backpack. Works for carry on requirements on most airlines.

Finally found a camera/computer bag that will allow me to travel (comfortably) with most of my camera equipment as a carry-on.I have purchased (and returned) so many bags over the past few months that I had almost given up trying to find a bag that will let me carry my large DSLR (Nikon D-810), two very large lenses (24-70 and 70-200 Nikon lenses) and two smaller lenses (50 mm prime and 105 mm macro prime), my small JVC video camera and other peripherals (batteries, chargers, flash, memory…

I picked up the Accelerator for a trip to Utah and it's a fantastic bag for all my camera gear with room for two DSLR's, 100-600mm, 70-200mm prime and landscape lenses, Remote flash, 17" laptop, extra batteries, cards, and a variety of other equipment. The only drawback is no wheels. It was a struggle hauling all that equipment through Las Vegas Airport for this old guy :-) Overall, great bag and I'm looking for a strap on handle and wheels.

This backpack definitely holds a great deal of camera gear as touted. But, when loaded, it is very heavy and a rolling mechanism would be nice when dashing through the airport. I opted to purchase a separate cart. Unfortunately Think Tank nor LowPro offer a pack that is constructed to hold this much gear and has wheels!The durability so far seems good.