Overview

Think Tank SpeedTop Backpack - Black/Grey

The Black/Grey, SpeedTop Backpack from Think Tank Photo has two separate compartments to keep your gear organized. The top compartment has a magnetic lid that you can easily open with one hand. It also has zippered pockets for small items, as well as dedicated pockets for a 16" laptop and a 10" tablet. These pockets can also store A4 documents. The large bottom zippered compartment offers both front and side access. It accommodates an optional camera cube insert. The pack has a divider between the top and bottom compartments that can be removed to create one large compartment.

SKU: GC47-TT721261

Think Tank SpeedTop Backpack - Black/Grey

Think Tank SpeedTop Backpack - Black/Grey

The Black/Grey, SpeedTop Backpack from Think Tank Photo has two separate compartments to keep your gear organized. The top compartment has a magnetic lid that you can easily open with one hand. It also has zippered pockets for small items, as well as dedicated pockets for a 16" laptop and a 10" tablet. These pockets can also store A4 documents. The large bottom zippered compartment offers both front and side access. It accommodates an optional camera cube insert. The pack has a divider between the top and bottom compartments that can be removed to create one large compartment.

Benefits

Quick-access magnetic lid with tuck-way security clasp

Lower compartment is easily accessed without taking off the backpack

Convertible divider between top and lower compartments

Trolley sleeve

Adjustable sternum strap

Removable waist belt

Attachment loops on front pocket

Multiple Pockets

Outer lid pocket is lined with protective microfiber for a large phone or sunglasses

Two zippered mesh pockets with key lanyard in top compartment secure small items

Zippered left side pocket holds a battery bank and has a cable pass-through port between top & lower compartments

Zippered right side pocket holds a light jacket or a water bottle, and is accessible while wearing the pack

Small, zippered pocket on the front

Dedicated Tech Compartments

Dedicated compartment for 16" MacBook Pro

Integrated pocket for iPad Pro or 8.5 x 11" A4 documents

Key Features:

Top Compartment with Magnetic Closure

Bottom Compartment with Zippered Closure

Multiple Pockets for Various Gear

Dedicated Laptop and Tablet Pockets

Attachment Loops on Front Pocket

Large Zippered Right Pocket

Security Cable and Lock

Seam-Sealed Rain Cover

What in the Box:

Think Tank Photo SpeedTop Backpack (Black/Grey)

Waist Belt

Interior Divider

Rain Cover

Security Cable

TSA Lock

Stash Master Attachment Straps

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Product Overview

Think Tank SpeedTop Backpack - Black/Grey

The Black/Grey, SpeedTop Backpack from Think Tank Photo has two separate compartments to keep your gear organized. The top compartment has a magnetic lid that you can easily open with one hand. It also has zippered pockets for small items, as well as dedicated pockets for a 16" laptop and a 10" tablet. These pockets can also store A4 documents. The large bottom zippered compartment offers both front and side access. It accommodates an optional camera cube insert. The pack has a divider between the top and bottom compartments that can be removed to create one large compartment.

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