Overview

The lightweight charcoal TurnStyle 10V2.0 Sling Camera Bag from Think Tank Photo is water resistant and holds a DSLR with three lenses plus accessories inside interior dividers within the main zippered camera compartment. It also accommodates a small 8" tablet in a dedicated padded, zippered exterior pocket at the back of the bag. For holding accessories, there are assorted pockets throughout the sling.

SKU: GC47-TT461

Think Tank TurnStyle 10 V2.0 Charcoal

The lightweight charcoal TurnStyle 10V2.0 Sling Camera Bag from Think Tank Photo is water resistant and holds a DSLR with three lenses plus accessories inside interior dividers within the main zippered camera compartment. It also accommodates a small 8" tablet in a dedicated padded, zippered exterior pocket at the back of the bag. For holding accessories, there are assorted pockets throughout the sling.

Pockets

  • Front pocket with organizer that includes two open slip pockets and a pen slot
  • Open slip pocket inside the back of the main compartment
  • Dedicated external zippered padded pocket at the back of the bag holds a mini 7.9" tablet

Construction

  • Easily rotate bag for quick-access when you are wearing it
  • Nylon-webbed zipper-pull tab assists in opening and closing dual-zippered main compartment
  • Zippered flap to main compartment can be opened to drop halfway down the front of the bag for easy-access to your gear
  • Interior removable camera dividers are made from high-density closed cell foam
  • Lightweight water-resistant durable poly ballistic fabrics
  • Durable YKK racquet-coil abrasion-resistant zippers
  • Adjustable sling strap has a quick-release buckle and is wide for comfort
  • Loose nylon-webbing from the adjustment belt can be neatly tucked through the nylon loop on the sling strap
  • Removable rain cover made from seam-sealed taffeta with double polyurethane coatings

Compatibility

Think Tank TurnStyle 10 V2.0 Charcoal

Durable Design

Constructed From High-Quality, Nylon, Polyester, This Camera Bag Holds Dslr, Three Lenses & Accessories, Accommodates 8" Tablet, Front Pocket With Organizer And Water-Resistant Lightweight Materials.

Fastens to Other Cases

Can Be Fastened To Other Think Tank Photo Camera Bag And Any Bag Or Belt Using Handle, Sling Strap, Waist Belt With Removable Rain Cover

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Product Overview

The lightweight charcoal TurnStyle 10V2.0 Sling Camera Bag from Think Tank Photo is water resistant and holds a DSLR with three lenses plus accessories inside interior dividers within the main zippered camera compartment. It also accommodates a small 8" tablet in a dedicated padded, zippered exterior pocket at the back of the bag. For holding accessories, there are assorted pockets throughout the sling.

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