Think Tank Airport 4-Sight Four Wheel Roller, Black - with FREE Devo Folding Travel Table for Laptops

2013-12-30T19:00:00

Though this is a slim, easy-rolling bag, the interior padding was light, the zippers were not weather-proof (like Tenba), and the interior space was "maximized" in a way that there was unusable space! I had to put the extra pads (from customizing the interior) in the top and bottom sides of the bag. The customizable interior is also deceiving because you are limited to where the camera bodies can go. After spending almost an entire hour, I finally found a way to fit ONE Nikon D800 camera body (sideways), even though the info states this ThinkTank bag should fit 2 full-frame bodies. Though it has the ThinkTank brand name on it, this bag does NOT seem like a bag made for professionals. The size and limitations and light protection makes this bag better for a casual photographer. Since I am purchasing this as my second roller bag, I don't plan to use it often, and I got it on sale. Thus, I will be keeping it. However, I do NOT recommend this to Pros; only to amateur photographers who have crop sensor cameras.

ANNIE T.

2013-12-17T19:00:00

My camera gear is like my 4th baby. I want to protect them and carry them around carefully. I have a Tenba Shoot-out, which is a rolling bag that can convert into a backpack. I love that bag for its durability and weatherproof abilities, but it always flips when roll it. After a few years of dealing with this, I decided to go with a bag that maneuvers better. ALAS, I FOUND IT! This Think Tank Airport bag is awesome. It rolls any which way you push or pull it and doesn't flip! It's pretty amazeballs. The only things to note: it's not that large (great for airports and planes though), so if you have a lot of gear, get a different model. Or, if you plan to take your bag to dusty, damp or wet places, this bag is not weatherproof. I love it.

Annie

2013-12-16T19:00:00

I was able to obtain this case on Black Friday, so the deal I got was fantastic. When I got the it in the mail, I didn't expect it to be as good as it is, even though think tank has a great reputation. This bag does everything I need it to and is built like a tank. My equipment is kept safe and secure and because it is a roller, it relieves so much strain off my shoulders and back from carrying my usual camera back packs. I am very satisfied with this purchase & the service I got from Adorama.

CHRISTOPHER P.

2013-12-16T19:00:00

This is now my primary camera bag. Plenty of room and unlimited ways to reconfigure the dividers.

SCOTT D.

2013-12-16T19:00:00

This roller is certainly up to Think Tank Photo quality. It is compact but still holds a lot of equipment. D700 with grip, D300 w/o grip, 16-35/4, 24-70/2.6, 70-200/2.8, 70-300/4.5-5.6, 85/1.8, SB800, SB900, extra batteries, small light meter, extra batteries. The middle of the bag is not as deep as the outside to make room for the handle, so if you had two pro bodies, it may not hold as much as lens a the 6" length have to be on the outside to fit for optimal fit. I wish it had a few more outside pocket like their other rollers for more accessories and a pocket for computer (or I would put in a collapsible reflector. The cover has a couple of pockets for filters, gels and etc. Need to fill pockets with relatively thin items. They say you can't put a bag on the handle (or it will fall over) however you can still put on to pull. Lets be honest, I got this bag for $ after rebates and Adorama special discount price. At that price it is a steal.

KEN C.

2013-12-16T19:00:00

This is a good roller as one would expect. It is along the same level of quality as my LowePro Pro Roller Attache X50 (with the LowePro being slightly heavier duty). The Think Tank has the very cool 4 rollers which would work best for narrow airline aisles but doesn't lend itself as well to placing a second bag on top (since it will tip over due to the 4 roller configuration). The LowePro is lower profile and works better with the second bag on top and has an "oven door" type of open and close compartment (from the front). The Think Tank has the more common "lay back and open the main compartment" to get access to your gear. I actually prefer the LowePro access since I don't have to lay the bag on it's back to access my gear. They both work great, just different styles. For air travel and photo gear, the Think Tank 4-Sight Four Wheel Roller will not disappoint!

ramblinman

2013-12-09T19:00:00

This is a very nice bag for traveling because it can roll just like luggages. Provides many adjustable compartments and can fit as many as 4 lenses in addition to a DSLR, maybe two if you have less number of lenses. As much as I like this bag, I returned mine because it does not fit all my gears and Manfrotto travel tripod.

MICHAEL W.

2013-12-09T19:00:00

Very well constructed and holds my equipement very snug.

CARL L.

2013-12-02T19:00:00

Fits all my lens and two bodies. Will like wheeling it around instead of carrying a heavy camera bag

AJ

2013-11-18T19:00:00

Taking cameara equipment on airplane, rolls easily, fits in small places.

ROBIN B.

2013-11-18T19:00:00

This is a very well constructed roller. It is sturdy and smooth, what I would expect from Think Tank.

MARSHA Z.

2013-11-18T19:00:00

The 4 sight is the perfect option when shooting at locations where the bag can be rolled. It doesn't get better for stowage in overhead airplane compartments. Takes a load off my back, roll the gear instead of load my back. Great bag!

Cyd

2013-11-11T19:00:00

I bought this bag mostly for airline traveling. But, now find that I can fit all of my gear in the bag and it gives me the convenience of keeping everything handy and in one place. It is hard for me to carry the weight of all of my camera gear in a large or backpack type of bag, so I was carrying two smaller bags with me, as well as my tripod. The Think Tank Airport 4-Sight is constructed well and has plenty of padding to protect my gear.

Linda-In N.

2013-11-04T19:00:00

Rolls easily ~and fits plenty of gear. Will hold two pro Nikon bodies with a 70-200mm lens; additional lenses/flashes and accessories.

KAREN B.

2013-11-04T19:00:00

I have been in search of the perfect camera bag for travel and I think I've finally found it! I own several backback-style bags that fit in airplane overhead bins, but since they expand, I tend to overstuff, which often causes problems! I often thought that the only thing that would make my backpack-style bag better would be wheels. Enter the Think Tank Airport Wheel Roller bag!. This bag is sturdy with lots of compartments that allow me to carry two bodies, 3-4 lens and a flash---all in my easy to transport bag that actually fits in an overhead bin! I highly recommend it!

Cindy D.

2013-11-04T19:00:00

I am a wedding photographer and this camera bag is great, holds all my gear and is easy to move around with. So much easier to pull this behind me than to carry a heavy backpack between locations.

Beth B.

2013-11-04T19:00:00

Safely holds my gear in a compact travel/storage case. Very rugged and versatile in designing your storage compartments. Nothing negative about this case!

Flash

2013-11-04T19:00:00

JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDER. IT IS FANTASTIC. I LOVE IT.

The R.

2013-11-04T19:00:00

It's well built and holds a good amount of gear...makes getting around the city - bus, subway, etc a breeze because of the narrow profile and 4 wheels. I pretty much love this thing.

CHARLES C.

2013-08-07T21:00:00

Love the build of the 4-Sight, real solid. I was hoping for a bag that fit my main gear, Nikon D700 w/grip, D7000 w/grip, holy trinity of Nikon lenses, and a few flashes.. Well not all fit. I went from a backpack to this bag, worth the entry price alone. Never realized what a difference the change would make.

Yotoy I.

2013-07-17T21:00:00

I don't have to carry several bags any longer when I go on a shoot. I lay the bag down, open it, and go to work. I like the fact that I can arrange the dividers as I need for different equipment. My kit includes a D200 w/70-200 attached, 18-135mm 3.5-5.6, 28mm 3.5,50mm 1.4,105mm 2.5, 2-speedlights, spare aa's, camera battery w/chrgr, umbrella brkts, radio triggers, CF cards, cables. I would recommend this to a friend.

Roman L.

2013-07-04T21:00:00

I received this bag the day after I ordered it, which, by the way, was awesome! I pulled out all of the compartmental walls and started loading my gear into this bag from scratch the night I got it (just in time for a double-header wedding weekend, in fact). I didn't purchase this to transport my equipment, but to store it in daily and bring with me to shoots and weddings. I have 2 camera bodies with grips and lenses attached, 2 additional lenses, 3 flashes, triggers/receivers, extra batteries, memory cards, bungee cords, etc all fitting quite nicely into this bag. It took me, maybe, 45 minutes to figure out just the right order for everything, and I have no doubt that my gear is protected. I even customized a little shelf for my 50 1.8 so that it was easy & quiet to pull it out & put it back in the bag without having to dig it out of the bottom. I do wish the bag was about 1/2" deeper to accommodate the grips (and tripod attachment) already being on my cameras, but I do understand that it has to meet certain standards in order for it to fit the "carry-on" size regulations for bringing it with you on an airplane. The convenience of a rolling bag is saving my body from unnecessary strain (as well as my assistants'). To make it even better, I got it at an amazing deal during an Adorama promo! P.S. The photo I attached was taken with my iPhone right after I finished packing the bag. Sorry it's so blah, but I think you can get the gist of it!

Chantal B.

2013-07-01T21:00:00

I just used this bag on a trip to Yellowstone and Grand Tetons. It was perfect for the airport and whe I liked the best was that it fit in the overhead compartment on a smaller jet (~75 passenger). The peace of mind that I had knowing my camera gear was right above me was priceless. Handling it in the airport was a dream too! The only drawbacks I found was that I could not fit all my lenshoods in the bag, I had to pack those separately and it was not setup where I could put a smaller bag on top while rolling.

DAVE M.

2013-07-01T21:00:00

Only thing that is a bit annoying is that part of the bottom area for storage is hard to get to due to the design of how the zipper cover is placed.

Karen d.

2013-07-01T21:00:00

Being a full time professional photographer I needed to consolidate two solder camera bags into one kit to cover a destination wedding. I found this domestic and international flight carry on compatible bag at Adorama. It is very compact and rollers are extremely smooth, very helpful to roll in the narrow aisles in airplane. It did not fit in overhead luggage compartment of a small 40 seater jumper plane but it did fit under the seat. My kit consists of Nikon D700 with Sigma 70-200 2.8 lens, D800 with Nikon 24-70 2.8, a spare Nikon 24-120 f4 lens, two Nikon SB910 flashes. I do not use vertical grip to keep cameras light. Kit also includes a camera bracket, batteries, chargers, flash card holder, remote triggers, backup batteries etc. Even though I made most of the above fit, this bag is too tight to accommodate all of above. I ended up adding a small bag outside, making it look like part of main camera bag, to carry less essential components of my kit. Depth of bag is 5" towards handle and deepens to 6" towards bottom. There is groove shaped base or backing inside bag to accommodate telescopic handle which wastes precious space. I have not tried but positive that camera with vertical battery grip will not/or will be difficult to fit. Dividers are limited in shape and sizes, I took lots of dividers out to get most open space. There is no laptop pocket or a big zippered pouch outside. There are two small pouches outside but they are kind of useless. Over all it is a good camera bag but I have to buy something bigger to accomodate my complete kit.

Bijay D.

2013-01-28T19:00:00

Have been shooting for over 70 years (I'm 84) and have owned a large camera store. This is by far the best quality bag I have come across. I purchased a second one as a gift for my son. I had a dozen various bags at home. Now that I have Think Tank 4 Sight, I donated all the others.

mortimer

2012-09-12T21:00:00

I used the Airport 4-Sight during the London Olympics as my main bag. It survived the cobble stoned streets of London and then some! I packed it with 3 pro camera bodies, 70-200mm, 24-70mm, 16-35, 8-15mm, 2 flashes and a 1.4x, plus card reader and some small cables.

Chopper