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Think Tank Photo Airport TakeOff V2.0 Rolling Camera Bag (Black)

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Think Tank Photo Airport TakeOff V2.0 Rolling Camera Bag (Black)
Key Features
  • Holds 1-3 DSLRs, 5 Lenses, Flash, & More
  • Room for Select 400mm f/2.8 Lenses
  • Stores Laptops up to 17" & 10" Tablets
  • Padded, Touch-Fastening Dividers
Store, protect, and transport up to 3 DSLR cameras, 5 lenses, a flash, and related accessories with the black Airport TakeOff V2.0 Rolling Camera Bag from Think Tank. The spacious main compartment has padded, touch-fastening dividers for organizing your gear. Depending upon how you configure this compartment, there's room for a 400mm f/2.8 select lens. The bag will also accommodate select laptops up to 17", and a 10" iPad/tablet. Adjustable straps and pouch on the side of the bag can secure a compact tripod/monopod, or other item. Interior and exterior pockets provide convenient places to store accessories and gear requiring fast access.
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Think Tank Photo TakeOff V2.0 Overview

Store, protect, and transport up to 3 DSLR cameras, 5 lenses, a flash, and related accessories with the black Airport TakeOff V2.0 Rolling Camera Bag from Think Tank. The spacious main compartment has padded, touch-fastening dividers for organizing your gear. Depending upon how you configure this compartment, there's room for a 400mm f/2.8 select lens. The bag will also accommodate select laptops up to 17", and a 10" iPad/tablet. Adjustable straps and pouch on the side of the bag can secure a compact tripod/monopod, or other item. Interior and exterior pockets provide convenient places to store accessories and gear requiring fast access.

For security, the bag includes a cable and lock that attach to lockable zippers. Tall skid plates help protect the back and bottom of the bag from moisture and abrasion. This protection is complemented by water-repellent, coated fabrics, 1680D ballistic nylon, and YKK RC Fuse zippers. Carry your Airport TakeOff V2.0 with the top and left side grab handles or roll with the retractable, telescoping handle and smooth 80mm, sealed ABEC, quiet-rolling wheels. Bottom feet opposite the wheels allow the bag to balance upright. The bag may also be worn as a backpack with tuck-away straps located under the rear panel covering. Included with the bag is a rain cover with its own storage pouch.

Holds up to two pro or regular size DSLR bodies with or without lenses attached
Holds up to 400mm f/2.8 (tight with lens cap) and other assorted lenses
The TakeOff can carry regular size DSLRs across the top of the bag and/or pro size DSLRs along the sides
Quickly deployable/tuck-away backpack straps; the rear panel covering can be easily zipped open or shut to hide or expose the backpack straps
A tripod or monopod can be carried on the side of the Airport TakeOff V2.0 by using the straps and tripod cup included with the bag
A monopod can be carried in the stretchable side pocket and stabilized near the top of the bag with the included monopod strap
Cable and combination lock are included for securing the lockable zippers. The cable and lock for your laptop are inside the clear pocket underneath the front flap of the bag. The optional Artificial Intelligence 15 fits in the bag's front pocket
The bag features dual wheels; open the zipper flap on top of the Airport TakeOff to reveal the extendable handle that is used when the wheels are employed
Lockable zipper sliders
Compatible with Think Tank Artificial Intelligence 15 and 17 laptop case
Carry-On Form Factor
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 43.0" (109.2 cm)
UPC: 874530004995

Think Tank Photo TakeOff V2.0 Specs

Material
Exterior: Fabric features water-repellent (DWR) coating, plus underside of fabric has a polyurethane coating. The bag is constructed with 1680D ballistic nylon, Poly 600D, YKK RC Fuse zippers, extra tall skid plates, high performance 80mm quiet wheels with sealed bearings, SpanKodra front pocket, rubberized laminate reinforcement, 320G airmesh, nylon webbing, and 3-ply bonded nylon thread

Interior: 210D silver-toned nylon, polyurethane backed Velex liner and dividers, 2x polyurethane coated nylon 210T seam-sealed rain cover, closed-cell foam and reinforced PE board dividers, clear mesh pockets, and 3-ply bonded nylon thread
Type of Closure
Zippers that accept user-supplied lock
Front cable and lock to secure laptops
Carrying/Transport Options
Tuck-Away backpack straps
Dual wheels with retractable handle
Top/side grab handles
Tripod Holder
Straps and tripod cup
Monopod can be carried in the stretchable side pocket
Interior Dimensions
Overall: 13.0 x 18.5 x 5.3 - 6.8" / 33.0 x 47.0 x 13.3 - 17.3 cm
Laptop Pocket: 11.4 x 16.3 x 1.4" / 29.0 x 41.5 x 3.6 cm
Tablet Pocket: 9.8 x 9.4 x 0.8" / 24.9 x 23.9 x 2.0 cm
Exterior Dimensions
14.0 x 21.0 x 8.0 / 35.5 x 53.3 x 20.3 cm
Weight
8.7 - 9.7 lb / 3.9 - 4.4 kg, depending on accessories used
Packaging Info
Package Weight
11.65 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
22.756 x 15.276 x 10.236"

Think Tank Photo TakeOff V2.0 Reviews

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Will this rolling backup fit under your seat in ...

Will this rolling backup fit under your seat in an airplane so it could be a personal item on a Frontier flight?
Asked by: Ashley
Probably not, maybe in the overhead but you must check with the airline for exact dimensions.
Answered by: Rob
Date published: 2020-03-18

when one has the backpack straps deployed, and ...

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...?
Asked by: Cecily
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.
Answered by: Zachariah
Date published: 2021-02-10

Will a Nikon 600mm f/4 lens with reversed hood ...

Will a Nikon 600mm f/4 lens with reversed hood fit in this case?
Asked by: mark
It would be better to use the slightly larger ThinkTank Airport International V3.0 https://bhpho.to/2JXnWAY.
Answered by: Reuben
Date published: 2019-07-25

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Is the inner liner of the TakeOff v2 removable to make 2 separate zipped cases?
Asked by: Tiffany M.
No , it is permanently sewed on.
Answered by: Ajeet S.
Date published: 2018-08-27

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A couple of questions.First, for those that have traveled with this bag, have you done do on the smaller regional planes (think Hawaiian interisland flights) Did it have to be checked if you did so?Second, it I recall correctly, the original version would not fit the pro bodies with the integral grip or other bodies with the accessory grip attached. Does this version?Thank you I'm advance!
Asked by: Thomas H.
I agree that it likely will not hold pro bodies with a grip at the top, as my 5DmkIV fits fine, but not with much spare room. The sides might hold it better as I have a 70-300 on the side and it fits great. Also, I have not had to put this onto a small plane, if fits great into regular plane bins. It is smaller than most carry on bags today, but small planes are much smaller.
Answered by: Douglas M.
Date published: 2019-02-27

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What are the main differences between Airport Takeoff v1 and v2.0?
Asked by: teo k.
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.
Answered by: Jacob H.
Date published: 2021-05-29

question

Due to its material and features, isn't this bag too much heavy by its own (even empty, with no stuffs on it) and as so adds too much weight for carrying the whole system? I mean I'm wondering if the bag by itself is already heavy, when filled with photo gear will end up much heavier, maybe causing problems not only bo be carried as a backpack but also to be accepted as a non-checked luggage. According to your experience traveling with this bag, how should I feel about my concern? Thanks in advance!
Asked by: Valeria L.
I have only traveled with this bag once, but I appreciated it. Because it can be a roller or a backpack, it gives versatility to arrangement of all baggage you are trying to move at one time. For example, when pulling all your rolling luggage, it's a backpack. When your baggage is checked, it's an easy roller. Weight-i just changed from a hard case system and this us so much lighter. Loaded it's heavy but it's easy to carry as a backpack even then. I don't know if there is another bag that weighs less and still gives your equipment protection. I looked at a lot of bags and made a chart of the characteristics and this was my choice. It fits in standard overhead bins-although i didn't use the computer bag b/c i was pretty sure that would not fit too and it would not have. My concern is when changing to smaller commuter planes, this is not going to fit. But when flying into some areas like Saba, the plane is too small for any carry on. So sooner or later it will have to be checked. I don't like that at all, but is the reality. As far as the airlines refusing it as carry on b/c of weight- on standard flights I have always found it to be the size if the bag, not the weight. When they have checked the weight, it has been in smaller airlines where it might not have fit anyway. I hope this helps! Having traveling!
Answered by: Pamela K B.
Date published: 2021-10-14

question

It will work as Hand luggage in the airport?
Asked by: Oscar O.
Totally! I use this and a backpack on flights. Fits in overhead nicely.
Answered by: THOMAS W K.
Date published: 2020-01-17
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