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Think Tank TurnStyle 10 Charcoal за 5440 рублей
Стоимость товара:
5440 руб.
Количество заказов:
11
Спрос:
Отличный
9
EDIT: December 11, 2014: It's STILL worth the price! After owning it for four months and after purchasing two other higher-priced sling bags, the conclusion I've come to is nothing can match the quality of Think Tank's TurnStyle bags! Debating buying another one to store away when/if this one ever breaks.
(Made some minor edits below, as well)
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I normally only bother posting reviews for something if I REALLY like it or REALLY dislike it. Judging by the star-rating, you know I liked it. I love sling-style backpacks because they feel better on my shoulders, and I like having a medium-sized one to take with me for daily errand trips. I'm a gamer, so I like taking my Nintendo 3DS XLs with me daily for the communicative streetpass features. I have both of them in Waterfield () cases and they sit perfectly upright, overlapping each other (I took the dividers out so it's one big compartment). I also have my iPad Mini in a Belkin case inside the main compartment. On top of that, I have the charge block and cord for my iPad and iPhone, and my 3DS charger (wall and car) that fit perfectly into the main compartment, nearly completely filling it without it looking misshapen. In the front zip pocket, I have an electronic stylus, a pair of earbuds, and a 3DS game cartridge case that carries 8 games. When I get tired of carrying my wallet (or I'm going through crowded areas) I toss it in the rear tablet pocket to keep it safe and secure. Best part about all of this? The bag never looks misshapen or overstuffed. My wallet doesn't press into my back when it's in the back pocket, either. Even with the bag holding ALL this weight, the strap doesn't feel strained and I've noticed no loose ends anywhere. It fits my needs and I don't think I'll ever find anything of better quality.
Negatives:
- The front charcoal/blue part is a pet hair MAGNET, but this is a super easy fix with a lint-roller.
Positives:
- Bag is very sturdy, able to sit upright on its own.
- Can hold quite a lot without looking misshapen or putting too much of a s train on the zippers/strap.
- Rain cover that tucks neatly away ensures security when out in the rain. I've used it 4 or 5 times, fantastic addition.
- Sling style makes it easy to swing the bag around and access my stuff
- Strap has a nice velcro thing that you can tuck away the excess strap (after you size it to your accommodations).
- Overall quality is better than many other backpacks I've had.
A very quality product, Think Tank!
If there was ever a perfect camera bag this is it!. I like to travel light and compact and this is perfect for my needs. It holds much more than you would think and access is easy and quick. My camera can be taken out or put back in just seconds. I chose the TurnStyle 10. I mention this as people tend to put reviews under the wrong model. This is not for a DSLR in my opinion. It's perfect for any mirror-less camera. My kit includes a Sony A6000 with the 16-50mm and 55-210 kit lens, but also fit easily into this bag additional lenses - a Sigma 30mm F2,8, as Rokinon 12MM and a Rokinon 21mm. Yes that's 5 lenses. One of the smaller lenses is always mounted to the camera. On the outside compartment I keep 3 lens pens, two extra batteries and the charger, remote release, filter adapters and lens cleaning cloths. I could fit twice that much. On the inside pocket which is separate from the camera compartment, I keep filters, paper tablet and writing pens. I could fit more. On the back side the is another pocket for a Tablet, phone or something similar in size. Here are the measurements with all this 15 inches tall, 7 1/2 inches wide and 6 inches deep. The quality is nothing less than outstanding. Very large gauge thread is use. Quality materials throughout. Excellent stitching and attention to detail. No lose threads. The shoulder strap fits very nicely and I have larger shoulders. It really feels like you are carrying next to nothing. The other features are in the description. So, I could not be happier. This is my go to bag from now on. It's perfect for hiking. If ThinkTANK is reading this, the only additions I would make would be an expandable pocket on the bottom (opposite of the top opening) with a velcro strap at the other end to accommodate a table top tripod, like the Ultra Pod. Also if the zipper would curve just at the bottom of the bag to reach the back side. This would allow bag to open even wider.
1. First of all, I don't like sling bags; I've tried the various ones via Lowe Pro and they just didn't work out for me. I'm a backpack person and like the stability and versatility of a backpack, but there are times when a sling system would be make more sense. Thus, when Think Tank came out with this, I had to check it out. Here are my random thoughts:
* Construction: It's a no brainer; since it's Think Tank, it's A+ in regards to construction.
* Design: Again, A+. For those who don't own a Think Tank product, you have to check out their products because they're so well designed / very well thought out.
* Ergonomics: I really like it, easy to adjust, easy to put on, easy to access my camera.
* Other: I like the extra pouch so as to put a tablet (for my kids); you can put in a smaller tablet ( the 7-8 inch ones).
* re: Size: I do agree with the various reviewers out there; these bags are not as big as you think. I currently use this to carry my Olympus E-M1 with 12-60 (I know a biggish lens) and it's doable, but tight and not elegant. I would say that for anyone with a regular DSLR, you have to get the next size up. I would say for a mirror less system with a fairly compact lens, this would be fine. But if you like to carry a bunch of stuff, you still may want to get the larger model. These things are tough to explain and thus in the end, you'll have to figure out your specific situation / factors and then just go for it.
2. Bottomline, excellent product and a versatile bag to add to your collection.
(Made some minor edits below, as well)
---
I normally only bother posting reviews for something if I REALLY like it or REALLY dislike it. Judging by the star-rating, you know I liked it. I love sling-style backpacks because they feel better on my shoulders, and I like having a medium-sized one to take with me for daily errand trips. I'm a gamer, so I like taking my Nintendo 3DS XLs with me daily for the communicative streetpass features. I have both of them in Waterfield () cases and they sit perfectly upright, overlapping each other (I took the dividers out so it's one big compartment). I also have my iPad Mini in a Belkin case inside the main compartment. On top of that, I have the charge block and cord for my iPad and iPhone, and my 3DS charger (wall and car) that fit perfectly into the main compartment, nearly completely filling it without it looking misshapen. In the front zip pocket, I have an electronic stylus, a pair of earbuds, and a 3DS game cartridge case that carries 8 games. When I get tired of carrying my wallet (or I'm going through crowded areas) I toss it in the rear tablet pocket to keep it safe and secure. Best part about all of this? The bag never looks misshapen or overstuffed. My wallet doesn't press into my back when it's in the back pocket, either. Even with the bag holding ALL this weight, the strap doesn't feel strained and I've noticed no loose ends anywhere. It fits my needs and I don't think I'll ever find anything of better quality.
Negatives:
- The front charcoal/blue part is a pet hair MAGNET, but this is a super easy fix with a lint-roller.
Positives:
- Bag is very sturdy, able to sit upright on its own.
- Can hold quite a lot without looking misshapen or putting too much of a s train on the zippers/strap.
- Rain cover that tucks neatly away ensures security when out in the rain. I've used it 4 or 5 times, fantastic addition.
- Sling style makes it easy to swing the bag around and access my stuff
- Strap has a nice velcro thing that you can tuck away the excess strap (after you size it to your accommodations).
- Overall quality is better than many other backpacks I've had.
A very quality product, Think Tank!
If there was ever a perfect camera bag this is it!. I like to travel light and compact and this is perfect for my needs. It holds much more than you would think and access is easy and quick. My camera can be taken out or put back in just seconds. I chose the TurnStyle 10. I mention this as people tend to put reviews under the wrong model. This is not for a DSLR in my opinion. It's perfect for any mirror-less camera. My kit includes a Sony A6000 with the 16-50mm and 55-210 kit lens, but also fit easily into this bag additional lenses - a Sigma 30mm F2,8, as Rokinon 12MM and a Rokinon 21mm. Yes that's 5 lenses. One of the smaller lenses is always mounted to the camera. On the outside compartment I keep 3 lens pens, two extra batteries and the charger, remote release, filter adapters and lens cleaning cloths. I could fit twice that much. On the inside pocket which is separate from the camera compartment, I keep filters, paper tablet and writing pens. I could fit more. On the back side the is another pocket for a Tablet, phone or something similar in size. Here are the measurements with all this 15 inches tall, 7 1/2 inches wide and 6 inches deep. The quality is nothing less than outstanding. Very large gauge thread is use. Quality materials throughout. Excellent stitching and attention to detail. No lose threads. The shoulder strap fits very nicely and I have larger shoulders. It really feels like you are carrying next to nothing. The other features are in the description. So, I could not be happier. This is my go to bag from now on. It's perfect for hiking. If ThinkTANK is reading this, the only additions I would make would be an expandable pocket on the bottom (opposite of the top opening) with a velcro strap at the other end to accommodate a table top tripod, like the Ultra Pod. Also if the zipper would curve just at the bottom of the bag to reach the back side. This would allow bag to open even wider.
1. First of all, I don't like sling bags; I've tried the various ones via Lowe Pro and they just didn't work out for me. I'm a backpack person and like the stability and versatility of a backpack, but there are times when a sling system would be make more sense. Thus, when Think Tank came out with this, I had to check it out. Here are my random thoughts:
* Construction: It's a no brainer; since it's Think Tank, it's A+ in regards to construction.
* Design: Again, A+. For those who don't own a Think Tank product, you have to check out their products because they're so well designed / very well thought out.
* Ergonomics: I really like it, easy to adjust, easy to put on, easy to access my camera.
* Other: I like the extra pouch so as to put a tablet (for my kids); you can put in a smaller tablet ( the 7-8 inch ones).
* re: Size: I do agree with the various reviewers out there; these bags are not as big as you think. I currently use this to carry my Olympus E-M1 with 12-60 (I know a biggish lens) and it's doable, but tight and not elegant. I would say that for anyone with a regular DSLR, you have to get the next size up. I would say for a mirror less system with a fairly compact lens, this would be fine. But if you like to carry a bunch of stuff, you still may want to get the larger model. These things are tough to explain and thus in the end, you'll have to figure out your specific situation / factors and then just go for it.
2. Bottomline, excellent product and a versatile bag to add to your collection.
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Модель
urnStyle 10
Изготовитель товара
Think Tank
Дополнительно
Секция под планшет: 16 x 22 x 1 см
Внутренние размеры: 18 x 32 x 12,2 см
Тип: фоторюкзак
Вес: 0,4 кг
Внутренние размеры: 18 x 32 x 12,2 см
Тип: фоторюкзак
Вес: 0,4 кг
Цена
5440 р
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