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Think Tank Airport Advantage Rolling Camera Bag
Designed for traveling photographers, the Airport Advantage roller is sized to meet commuter or regional jet carry on requirements.*
The roller’s customizable interior allows you to carry the maximum amount of gear on the plane. The Airport Advantage’s lightweight design helps meet weight restrictions, yet features the same level of protection for which Think Tank is known.
KEY FEATURES:
- Specially designed interior to maximize gear for carry on for small aircraft such as commuter and regional jets. Meets U.S. and international airline carry on requirements*
- Ultra light design weighs only 5.9lbs (2.7kg), keeping your roller under weight restrictions
- Dedicated laptop pocket† fits up to 15” laptops in a padded sleeve
ADDITIONAL FEATURES-
- Custom designed retractable handle with inset channel on aluminum tubing for added strength and durability
- Tripod mount and water bottle pocket on side. (Additional straps included for larger tripods)
- YKK® RC Fuse zippers, and closed-cell PU foam are the highest quality materials in the industry
- Fits two camera bodies with lenses attached
- Lockable zipper sliders (lock not included)
- Interior zippered pockets for batteries, memory cards, filters and accessories
- User replaceable retractable handle, wheels, wheel housings, and front foot extends product life
- Custom-designed, high-performance, 80mm wheels with sealed ABEC grade 5 bearings for quiet rolling
- Seam-sealed rain cover included
- Handles on three sides ensure rapid and easy retrieval from overhead bins, car trunks, etc.
- Closed-cell foam dividers support heavy gear and maintain strength over time
- Business card holder on top for identification
WHAT FITS-
- 1 gripped DSLR with lens attached, 1 standard size DSLR with lens attached plus 3–4 additional lenses, and 15” laptop
- Or 2 gripped DSLRs with lenses detached plus 3–4 lenses
- Or 2 Mirrorless bodies with a crazy amount of lenses
- Max Lens: 200–400mm f/4 detached (hood reversed)
- Fits two camera bodies with lenses attached
SPECIFICATIONS-
12” W x 18” H x 4.9–6.4” D (30.5 x 45.7 x 12.4–16.3 cm)
Exterior Dimensions:
12.7” W x 19.5” H x 7.3” D (32.3 x 49.5 x 18.5 cm)
Laptop Compartment:
11.6” x 16.4” x 2.9” (29.5 x 41.6 x 7.4 cm)
Weight:
5.9–6.2 lbs. (2.7–2.8 kg)*
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Product Overview
Designed for traveling photographers, the Airport Advantage roller is sized to meet commuter or regional jet carry on requirements.*
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