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Think Tank Photo Video Workhorse 21 Shoulder Camera Bag

SKU: GC47-TT267

Think Tank Photo Video Workhorse 21 Shoulder Camera Bag

Think Tank Photo Video Workhorse 21 Shoulder Camera Bag

Living up to its name, the durable Video Workhorse 21 Shoulder Camera Bag from Think Tank is designed for the busy videographer on the go. The Workhorse has movable, padded dividers and bolsters for organizing and protecting an up to 21" camcorder and related gear. A large, zippered exterior pocket holds a variety of accessories. Complementing this pocket are interior pockets for smaller items. Carry your Workhorse with the padded shoulder strap, or by one of the three grab handles. Travelers with rolling luggage will appreciate the wide handle pass-through on the rear. For added comfort, the back panel features air mesh padding. And for easier identification, there's a business card holder on the top of the bag. The included rain cover is seam-sealed for improved protection from inclement weather.

  • Designed to fit professional camcorders and video camera rigs so that you can start shooting instantly
  • Striated aluminum, with arched twin wall-reinforced top lid and struts create a collapse-proof top
  • Build technology features the highest quality materials in the industry, including ballistic nylon, YKK RC Fuse zippers, welded metal hardware, nylon seatbelt webbing, and high-density closed-cell PU foam for long-lasting durability
  • Interior offers firmly-padded bolster cushions, three-layer interior lining, and adjustable dividers to cradle sensitive gear
  • Tie-down strap secures camera rig when transporting between locations
  • Top lid opens wide for 100% access to your gear
  • Wide handle pass-through to attach to a trolley or rolling luggage
  • Full-length rails protect bottom from scrapes and wet surfaces
  • Padded, ergonomic, non-slip shoulder pad included
  • Front zippered pocket catch-all for batteries, memory cards, cables, and small accessories
  • Interior zippered pockets for tools, screws, bolts, filters, and small accessories
  • Padded air mesh back panel for comfort while carrying
  • Included seam-sealed rain cover for downpour conditions
  • Grab handles on three sides for lifting bag in and out of a car, van, or truck
  • Extra-long zipper pulls are easy to grab and quick to open
  • Reinforced dividers support heavy gear and maintain strength over time
  • Business card holder on top for identification

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