Think Tank Photo Mirrorless Mover Shoulder Bag X-Large Marine Blue

2025-07-10T20:00:00

Too tight to fit my Leica Q. The zippered pocket in front adds a lot of unnecessary bulk. The Velcro plus zipper cover system is not practical. A simple double action latch would be much better. Over designed bag for a simple function of carrying a camera.

Carlos R.

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2025-06-17T20:00:00

Bought the Mirrorless Mover 20 V2 as a compact bag for overseas travel to carry a Sony A7R iv plus a Sigma 24mm F3.5 DG DN and Sigma 65mm F2 DG DN. The lenses and body just fit but no extra room to spare. If the 24mm is on the camera body, the fit is perfect. If the 65mm is on the camera, the fit is sub-optimal but it still works and not worth going up to the larger size. You definitely won't have room for the battery charger in the bag (which is fine with me). The shoulder strap is sub-optimal and I immediately swapped it out with a more robust padded strap with a non-stick shoulder surface more suitable for all-day carry. Overall, the form factor was what I was looking for plus all of the nice ThinkTank additional features like zip pockets, pouches, and rain cover. Especially like the magnetic cover. I would have given it 5 stars except for the shoulder strap.

Jeff_B

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2025-06-12T20:00:00

Great design and plenty of space for a small bag. I'm carrying like a Q3 and they're like a SF 40 flash. It has good organization features for caring memory cards, batteries, and charger. Very convenient. And well priced.

David

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2025-05-22T20:00:00

It's a wonderful bag. I like it so much this is the second one I have received from Think Tank. Great customer service!

James F.

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2025-05-13T20:00:00

This is my 3rd ThinkTank bag and by far my favorite. I was surprised at how much more gear I was able to fit in the bag compared to what I was originally planning on using it for. I can fit my Canon RP with either my RF24-70 or 70-200 attached and put the other lens in a slot, put the camera vertically in the middle and create another spot for my 16mm lens - put the inclosed flap on top and put a lens on top of the 16. Was not expecting that. My biggest issue with the bag is the "padded" should strap. The strap is long and tough, no issue there, but the "padding" is, well sort of a joke. Thin and hardly any padding at all. The plus side is I can always look for a new strap with much better padding someplace else since the strap has easy to use clips to remove it from the bag. The strap is not a deal breaker at all, its useable but not ideal. The bag is built tough and sturdy.

Tommy C.

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2025-05-02T20:00:00

While I loved my first Mirrorless Mover 30 in terms of storage capacity and style, is was a little awkward to work from it on the shoulder because the top flap opened opposite the zippered compartment. So, I was excited to see the V2 version flap opening with the main compartment and ordered one immediately. The V2 shoulder strap is a little more comfortable. Now I'm toting a Nikon Z5 with Z 50mm attached, Nikon Z 85mm f1.8, 28mm f2.8, Nikon SB-5000 speedlight and accessories.

Preston P.

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2025-04-28T20:00:00

Our Thinktank Mirrorleas Mover bag has been through it all including the last 5 days in the Amazon jungle. We love the rain and humidity protection and the overall sturdiness of the bag. Too bad I can't post an image of the bag in the heart of the Amazon

Michael O.

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2025-04-03T20:00:00

I recently purchased the Mirrorless Mover 5 (through an authorised retailer). This bag rocks! I've been a Pro Photog. since 1980...but every now and then I want to head out for fun without the full kit in tow. So, I acquired a Sony RX-100 VII for this use and the Think Tank bag is perfect: big enough but not too big. The main compartment holds the camera, the travel battery charger with spare battery #1 and a second spare battery in its plastic case. The pocket holds the wall cube and the USB cable. Great product!

Greg R.

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2025-04-01T20:00:00

The Think Tank Mirrorless Mover 25 V2 is an outstanding camera bag. I have the model 20 V2 as well. They are made to exacting standards, meticulously made with much attention to detail. I often mention how these bags remind me of the classic, original Tamrac bags of the 80s and early 90s. Incredibly good design and craftsmanship. A well deserved five stars.

Brian

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2025-03-03T19:00:00

This is the first camera bag I've purchased that carries exactly what I need for street photography without the feeling of overload. Its neat, light and compact style is almost "invisible" to the passer-by.

Carlton M.

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2025-03-02T19:00:00

This bag is absolutely perfect for my needs. I wanted something small to daily carry my Nikon Z30, an extra SD card, extra battery, and a microfiber cloth, and this bag does exactly that. The interior measurements displayed on Think Tanks website were spot on and it fits everything like a glove. I carry my Z30 with the Nikkor Z DX 16-50mm or the Nikkor Z 26mm lens and both fit perfectly while attached to the camera. The gray color is nicely understated and does not draw attention to the bag while carrying it around town. Construction is excellent, in typical Think Tank fashion, and features are well thought out. The bag is nicely padded on the interior and is soft to the touch, protecting the camera screen and lens. The YKK zippers are high quality and are easy to open and close. The top flap has a strong magnetic closure so if you're taking your camera in and out of the bag frequently, you can leave the top zipper open and the camera will remain secure in the bag. The strap can be made very long if desired and it is unobtrusive and seems more than strong enough for its intended use case. The strap clips are a nice feature as they allow you to use the bag without the strap if needed. All in all I am extremely pleased with this bag. I have been thoroughly impressed with Think Tank's ingenuity and thoughtful design centered on photographers and videographers. Highly recommended!

Reno S.

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2025-01-13T19:00:00

Very pleased with this bag as a travel/walk-around day-bag. I carry a Thinktank backpack full of gear when I travel but needed something for when I'm at my destination to carry my two walk-around cameras: 1) my infrared converted Sony a6000 - Tamron 18-300 f/3.5-6.3 2) Nikon z6 - Nikon NIKKOR Z 28-400mm f/4-8 VR I almost always have both the IR and visible light cameras with me but not in one bag where they'd be protected from the elements. This bag fits both, lenses attached with room available between the two cameras and, of course in the pockets. That way I can carry my IR filters, extra batteries, etc.

Charles D.

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2025-01-06T19:00:00

I love the size of this bag. It fits my needs perfectly.

Becki M.

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2024-11-03T19:00:00

This has everything I needed. Perfect size, perfect space. Great quality. However this bag is one thing short from being perfect. No tripod straps at the bottom:(

Zeyu Z.

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2024-10-25T20:00:00

The quality thinktank customers are used to. Also practical and well thought as always. Cannot but recommend highly.

Paolo P.

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2024-09-03T20:00:00

The Mirrorless Mover series continues to be a minor disappointment in its second iteration. While I really appreciate the vast range of sizes and the good quality of the bags, they are just a bit over-engineered yet mildly lacking. Specifically for the Mirrorless Mover 10 V2: 1. The top flap - I absolutely despise it. The flap was annoying in the V1 bags and is still annoying in the V2 bags. It's supposed to make for quick access (if you opt to not zip the main compartment), but the huge floppy fabric is just in the way all the time. It makes zipping or unzipping the main compartment less smooth and is a lot of fabric to fold out of the way (towards you - not away) in order to access the bag. 2. The internal velcro divider is pretty useless. ThinkTank really needs to stop using the lame cheap foam-filled nylon fabric dividers in all of their bags and adopt the slimmer and foldable type that other brands use. (My favorite MindShift bag - the PhotoCross 13 Backpack - came with a million dividers and I don't use any of them). 3. The small pocket inside the lid of the main compartment could have been way bigger and, again, maybe ditch the velcro. How about a magnet...? 4. The small front zippered pocket is slow to access thanks to the flap mentioned earlier. This zippered pocket does have some organizational pockets on the inside but I don't understand why the small "battery" pockets need velcro tab closures. They should just be slip pockets. Thankfully, the rain cover stashed in the front pocket is removable - I wish the key clip was the same (I never use those and they just end up hanging out of the bag when trying to zip up). 5. The exterior side pockets - one stretchy mesh and the other not - unfortunately don't hold a water bottle as I had hoped. 6. While not nearly as bad as the "My 2nd Brain" bag that I removed ALL of the metal zipper pulls due to the noise and replaced with paracord pulls - the Mirrorless Mover is still a bit noisy with the metal hardware. 7. The shoulder strap is nothing special. Could be a nicer material with better hardware. I've tried several sizes of the V1 in the past and recently tried a Mirrorless Mover 10 V2 when shopping for a very small camera bag with an external bottle pocket. In addition to the exterior pockets not being able to hold much of anything, the rest of the bag is still not useful enough to replace any of my existing camera bags.

Paul Z.

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2024-07-06T20:00:00

This is a great bag in practice. It feels well made, I love how it opens, it's a great size and fits my Sony a7iv with the Sony 24-70 with a little room to spare for phone, keys, wallet, other little things. Exactly what I was looking for. I have two issues though. The little one is the dividers were very cheap and flimsy. They didn't stick well to the interior walls and they were way too flexible. I had to use one from a different ThankTank bag I have (backstory 15, great backpack). The bigger problem is it's just ****. It's so ****. It looks like a lunch box. I had to convince myself to buy it, that maybe it looked better in person. Why doesn't it come in black at least? But no, no it looks just as bad in person. It's so square. My camera feels secure in there but what about how I look carrying it around? Overall it's a really good bag for everyday carry but I just don't really like the design of it. I am keeping it because I missed the return window but it's really killing the cool casual female photographer vibe I'm going for.

Rebekah W.

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2024-06-28T20:00:00

Measured my gear before purchase, and everything fit perfectly. Well designed! But .. the internal padded spacers simply do not hold well. When fully packed, they're fine. Remove 1 item, the remaining gear just falls over. Changing lenses becomes difficult.

Robert S.

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2024-03-31T20:00:00

Superb quality, excellent materials, attractive and great overall design. Love the red color...it pops. Stores my Fujifilm x100F with adaptor/filter and battery charger, plus 2 extra batteries, and a small cleaning cloth. Highly recommended...just the best...

Paul K.

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2024-03-21T20:00:00

Handling the Nikon Z5, my first mirrorless camera, reminded me that as recently as 30 years ago, a Leica M2 was always with me in a small shoulder bag. It didn't take me long to settle on the ThinkTank Mirrorless Mover 30. It arrived today, and I'm impressed with the engineering and construction quality. In just a few minutes after it arrived, I was able to pack it with a Nikon Z5 mounted with the Nikon FTZ II and Nikon 50mm f/1.4 G face down, beside between Nikon 85mm and Nikon 35mm lenses and a Nikon SB-500 speedlight. Add an iPad for image reviews, spare batteries, essential cables, etc., and I'm ready for impromptu location fashion photography assignments.

Preston P.

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2024-03-19T20:00:00

This is a very high quality bag. It reminds me of the quality of the original Tamrac bags of the 80s. Great quality materials, detailed stitching, good looks and completely functional for my Fujifilm X-T5 with 35 f2 lens and Godox mini thinklite. It's good to see a bag manufacturer that doesn't cut corners. Very happy with Think Tank products.

Brian M.

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2024-03-11T20:00:00

Over all it is great. I am using this for a OM1 with the battery grip on it for my thick hands. Working on setting the bag up with the 60 mm and a 14 mm wide angle. Along with remote trigger and flash sync . If I was making this bag the Mirrorless Mover 30i for myself I would have liked 1 more inch front to back or side to side . The camera fits but at a angle. Looks great straps are nice. Love the red accents. Magnet work fine. Zippers are heavy duty. You have a shoulder strap and a handle to grab or sling with. Both look like the will last. This is my first thinkTank.

Richard A.

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2024-02-15T19:00:00

I wanted a smaller bag (than my Retrospective) for carrying my Fujifilm X100S and X100F with the WCL and TCL conversion lenses. It's snug considering both cameras has RRS L brackets but they fit. There's room for batteries and SD cards etc. After receiving my bag TT announced an updated 25i with larger accessory pocket which I wish I had but I'll keep the one I have. At minimum this is my 6th TT bag. I still have and use all of them. The quality and usability is great on each.

Michael L.

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2024-01-25T19:00:00

Got a new camera setup for Christmas and was looking for a small bag for the upcoming trip to the Arctic Circle to chase the Aurora. Luggage space is restricted. This bag will allow me to fit the Canon R6 mii with the 24-70mm lens attached on top for easy access. I arranged dividers beneath it to hold accessories, and set the 50mm prime lens on its side in the cubbie at the end. I am thankful for the exterior zipper compartment to hold additional accessories. This should work well for my must-have items within the limitations of the upcoming trip, and I think it will serve me well for other trips. The quality on the bag is quite good. I'd suggest they put a zipper or velcro in the over-flap to store something with low profile like a camera cover or lens cloth. For my purpose it would have gotten a 5-star rating if it had been 1" bigger but the 30 was the largest available.

Sara M.

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2024-01-17T19:00:00

This is a great, lightweight carry-all for my Mikon Z50, perfect for day trips or overnights.

Cindy S.

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2024-01-02T19:00:00

This is my 5th Think Tank product. As ever, the build quality is wonderful. The Mirrorless Mover 20 ( not the "V" version) is just the correct size for the Leica Q2 with hood attached and charger/ cord in the main section. You can slip smaller pouches around the edges etc, but not much else without forcing the issue. The product photos and video that Think Tank provide do a wonderful job showing what fits inside each model, but if you are unfamiliar with other mirrorless cameras and their sizes with lenses etc, it can lead to ordering the wrong bag. This lead to me getting a Mirrorless 10 and having to swap it out for the 20 ( No problem with Think Tank). If in doubt go bigger, you'll be glad you did.

Neil P.

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2023-12-29T19:00:00

The Mirrorless Mover 25i is not as skookum as the Digital Holster 20,nor the Airport Essentials that I have.

Philip L.

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2023-12-28T19:00:00

Looks great, stores everything i need.

Warren G.

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2023-12-23T19:00:00

I love this bag! I needed a new bag for a new second camera with three lenses. My Z50 fits perfectly and is quite secure. Great strap and easy to open and remove equipment. My third Think Tank product and I am quite pleased.

Don M.

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2023-12-21T19:00:00

Could not use it.

Mary B.

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