Overview

The Think Tank Airport Accelerator accommodates two pro size DSLR’s, 6-8 standard zooms plus an iPad and up to a 17” laptop. For the big glass enthusiasts, it will accommodate a 600 f/4 with body detached OR a 500 f/4 with body attached. For photographers who travel by air, these bags pay big dividends… the three “C’s”; Carry-on size, Comfort, Capacity. The design, build quality and functionality are second to none. Featuring integrated, quick access pockets for both laptops and iPad, top pocket for boarding passes and three robust handles ensure easy placement/retrieval from overhead bins. The Airport™ Accelerator makes life easier for the traveling photographer. It is designed to meet international carry-on size* requirements and fit in most overhead bins.

SKU: GC47-TT489

Think Tank Airport Accelerator

The Think Tank Airport Accelerator accommodates two pro size DSLR’s, 6-8 standard zooms plus an iPad and up to a 17” laptop. For the big glass enthusiasts, it will accommodate a 600 f/4 with body detached OR a 500 f/4 with body attached. For photographers who travel by air, these bags pay big dividends… the three “C’s”; Carry-on size, Comfort, Capacity. The design, build quality and functionality are second to none. Featuring integrated, quick access pockets for both laptops and iPad, top pocket for boarding passes and three robust handles ensure easy placement/retrieval from overhead bins. The Airport™ Accelerator makes life easier for the traveling photographer. It is designed to meet international carry-on size* requirements and fit in most overhead bins.

The light, adjustable, contoured harness provides comfort along with lumbar support and air mesh paneling to keep your back cool. The height adjustable sternum strap allows for the perfect fit.

A removable waist belt, side water bottle pocket, tripod/monopod mounting system and seam sealed rain cover extend the versatility of this line. Adding even more functionality, these backpacks can be used with our Pro Speed belts for additional support and capacity by adding components from our Modular Component line.

Features:

  • International and domestic carry-on size compatible*

  • Cable lock & locking YKK zipper sliders for added security

  • Holds your laptop and iPad in a separate (lockable) zippered compartment

  • Includes tripod/monopod mounting system

  • Bottom hinged main compartment opens bag completely for quick and unencumbered access

  • Light, comfortable and contoured harness system

  • Top zippered pocket for boarding pass

  • Removable waist belt for additional stability when walking, running, etc.

  • Removable padded waist belt

  • Adapts to Pro Speed Belt for additional support

  • Water bottle pocket

  • Ultra-Stretch pockets on shoulder straps

  • Robust handles on three sides

  • Easily accessible front organizer pocket

  • Seam sealed rain cover included

  • YKK RC-Fuse zipper and highest quality materials throughout

  • *Check with your air carrier to confirm current size restrictions

Gear profile:

  • Holds two pro size DSLR’s, 6-8 standard zooms, iPad and up to a 17” laptop.
  • Accommodates a 600 f/4 with body detached OR a 500 f/4 with body attached

Technical Specifications:

  • ED: 14” W x 20.5” H x 9” D (35.6 × 52.1 × 22.9cm)
  • ID: 13” W x 18.8” H x 6.8” D (33 × 47.8 × 17.3cm)
  • Laptop: 11.8” W x 17.3” H x 1.4” D (30 × 44 × 3.5cm)
  • Weight: 4.1-5.5 lbs (1.9-2.5 kg)
  • No Rhetoric Warranty Policy
  • Exterior - All fabric exterior treated with DWR while fabric underside is coated with PU for superior water resistance, YKK® RC Fuse (abrasion resistant) zippers, 1680D ballistic nylon bottom panel, 600D polyester, 420D velocity nylon, 3D air mesh, ultra stretch pockets, Y-buckles, antique nickel plated metal hardware, big hole air mesh, honeycomb mono mesh, nylon webbing, 3-ply bonded nylon thread.
  • Interior - removable closed cell foam dividers, 210D silver-toned nylon, PU backed velex liner, 2x PU coated nylon 210T seam-sealed taffeta rain cover, belly-o mesh pockets, 3-ply bonded nylon thread

*Equipments not included

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The Think Tank Airport Accelerator accommodates two pro size DSLR’s, 6-8 standard zooms plus an iPad and up to a 17” laptop. For the big glass enthusiasts, it will accommodate a 600 f/4 with body detached OR a 500 f/4 with body attached. For photographers who travel by air, these bags pay big dividends… the three “C’s”; Carry-on size, Comfort, Capacity. The design, build quality and functionality are second to none. Featuring integrated, quick access pockets for both laptops and iPad, top pocket for boarding passes and three robust handles ensure easy placement/retrieval from overhead bins. The Airport™ Accelerator makes life easier for the traveling photographer. It is designed to meet international carry-on size* requirements and fit in most overhead bins.

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