Think Tank Digital Holster 10 V2.0 - Holds Small DSLR with Up To 35-70 2.8 Lens

2024-03-19T20:00:00

I was looking for the most compact bag to carry my Olympus camera with a zoom lens attached? and the possibility of carrying 1 more lens as an option for certain occasions.. this is where this bag scored .. after trying at least 6 other bags of various shapes & sizes .. this came out as a clear winner .. the extendable base allows for occasional addition of the 2nd lens .. not its original design or intended use .. but works for me perfectly.. just for reference.. housing a OM1mk3 with 40-150 F.4 attached.. and in extended base the 8-25 F.4 ..build quality 5/5 rain cover a bonus.. hope I don't need too often.. it's well thought out to facilitate both with base zipped up or extended.. genius .. finally very sturdy belt loop & shoulder strap giving carrying options .. I'm converted to Think tank !!!

Fran

Originally posted at

2024-03-13T20:00:00

It was too small and I sent it back for the Digital Holster 20.

Ken

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2023-11-03T20:00:00

BOUGHT IF FOR MY HASSELBLAD X2D.The Holster 10 was a bit small so I sent this one back and bought the 20 and it was the correct size. Works great and really great build quality. Superb!

Randall S.

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2023-10-29T20:00:00

I love this holster so much that I purchased a second one for when I'm using a nuggets lens. Exactly what I was looking for!

Tamara

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2023-05-07T20:00:00

I've used this bag for many years. It has held up great, and I just bought another one (solely due to normal wear and tear).

Phil T.

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2023-02-18T19:00:00

Really impressed with the build quality and convenience of this camera case. For our canon eos RP, this case fits just right. We also use the side packet to fit a go pro max. Plenty of space for a few extra batteries and lots of camera cards too. We are very pleased with this case, highly recommend for when you don't want to carry too much bulk but still want a protective bag that's comfortable.

Micheal H.

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2022-07-08T20:00:00

Despite its small size, it carries my X-T3 with a 16-80mm, keys, lens cap and filter, AirPods Pro, rain cover, macro extension tube, SD cards and even a Manfrotto Mini EVO tripod on the pack strap! It's really comfortable to carry, an very adaptable. I've worn it with the strap and attached to my belt. I put my wallet on top of the divider, over the camera, which is not ideal, but it works.

Sergio D.

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2021-12-02T19:00:00

I wanted a smallish bag to carry my Fujifilm XT-3 with metal hand grip and the 16mm 1.4 prime lens.The Digital Holster 10 V2.0 is a perfect fit for the purpose. Also, it's a perfect fit with the 55-200mm zoom lens with the hood extended and the holster extended. The bag is of a very good quality, light and a perfect choice made by me. Very happy with the price when comparing to other brands. I hope this review is of help to any other Fuji owners.

Stephen L.

Originally posted at

2021-10-16T20:00:00

The bag is solid. Great construction on par with the best outdoor and travel gear I've used; Osprey, Gregory, Tumi, etc. Use it for a Nikon Z50. With bag extended, can fit camera and both kit lenses (16-50 and 50-250). Not extended, fits the camera with the 50-250 mounted perfectly. Opening of bag away from body is great, as is the stretch outside pocket for a lens cap and the internal top pocket for a filter. Only complaint is the strap. It's nice and functions well, but it could be wider and have a movable pad. With the provided strap it begins to be uncomfortable a mile or two in; with a different, wider strap and a padded, sliding pad it's good for miles.

Keith B.

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2021-07-15T20:00:00

I use this for my mirrorless Fujifilm X-T4 and it works fine with the Fujinon 16-80 zoom kit lens and, zipped open to fullest length, with the Fujinon 80mm macro lens, (6.25" long and 3.5" diameter, sun hood in stored position). You do have to put the little raincoat elsewhere to carry the Fuji + macro, especially if you use the chunky Fuji neck strap, but hey, it's so hard to find ANYTHING that fits the Fuji stuff, I don't mind. I really like the neck strap and sturdy handle. Neckstrap over the opposite shoulder helps balance the weight while hiking. Works great for me.

Edy

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2021-07-11T20:00:00

I mostly carry a backpack with me and prefer to use my hiking ones with an insert or two. I put this holster inside it to protect the camera during transportation and have my lenses in a Tenba BYOB. Then, when it's time to get walking I put the camera on a Peak Designs capture clip and either leave the BYOB in the backpack or hang it around my neck for really easy lens changes. By having two separate cases it means that don't have a huge insert to faff with each time a lease change is required. The beauty of this holster is the expandable section, which means that if I don't want to carry all my lenses, I can have my G9 with the 100-300mm mounted or a prime mounted and a second prime in the bottom, depending on what I want to shoot. It works very well for me and, as is usual for ThinkTank, the quality is second to none.

Andrew

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2021-04-24T20:00:00

I have a sony 6300 and I'm SO tired of switching bags. This holster allows me to switch lenses on my camera but I don't have to switch bags. Just unzip and push the bottom out. The holster is made really well. It's padded where you want it. There are a couple pockets but the larger pocket is taken up by the rain hood. I've fit a few things in the holster but it is mainly a minimalistic bag. It does have a bit of padding on the shoulder strap. If I had a full frame camera I would def want the larger size. For me I can fit my mirrorless and up to my 70-200mm lens. It's a bit pricey but I can tell you from previous Think Tank purchases these bags wear very well. I have a Think Tank backpack that's several years old and it is still in very good condition.

anne

Originally posted at

2021-01-14T19:00:00

Exactly what I was looking for. The extension with a zip allows me to carry my camera together with lens hood

Jean-Luc P.

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2020-08-20T20:00:00

Works fine, but you have to remove the rain-coat from it’s pocket and put it somewhere else in order for a Fuji X-T4 to fit easily into this. The extension is nice for Fuji’s 80mm macro lens.

Edith H.

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2020-06-28T20:00:00

After purchasing the Nikon Z50 with the two kit lenses I was looking for something just big enough to keep these items in. The Digital Holster 10 V2.0 was perfect. While my daughter has claimed my "little" camera, this bag is still just enough to hold the camera and two lenses plus an extra battery and memory card. Keep up the great bags (heaven knows I own a majority of them, all Think Tank).

Brian O.

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2020-03-25T20:00:00

I bought my holster from Calumet / Wex Photo Video in the UK. I needed a small but durable solution for my Fujifilm x-t3, for times when I don’t want a backpack and travel light but still want to use my long lens. It’s the bag I use most. Will definitely buy more think tank products. Super happy

Luke

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2020-02-13T19:00:00

This is an excellent bag for most Sony A7 series cameras. I am using it for an A7R2 with the Tamron 28-75mm as the default daily lens. The fit form fitting and almost snug but that means no wasted space for the gear to rattle around or take unnecessary romo in my daily bag. Key design: when attached to te belt, the top of the flap opens *away* from you - TT gets it right! I am horrible with lens caps, so the front stretch pouch on the outside has been a great solution finally. The zip extenson barely fits the camera with a Canon Sigma 100-400mm with an EF-FE adapter. Interior pocket is best suited for flat objects like lens clothes, thin SD card holder, pre-moistened sensor swabs, and such. You can stick a battery or two in the side zippered pocket, just pay attention opening it when you do to be safe. Solid materials, looks good. Thanks to the TT staff - it's great product. Enough that I got my wife a 20 v2.0 model for her Canon R and she rocks that one.

Michael E.

Originally posted at

2019-08-27T20:00:00

but it was too small for my mirrorless camera with a lens so i bought 2 of the d h 20 models and they work just fine bob from boston

bob s.

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2019-07-05T20:00:00

I like the padding and the many pockets, and the little pockets to put my SD cards. the front extender at the front for the bigger lens is a big win for me in the extra thought for this option. It is very practical, but the padding with save the camera. kind regards from Richard

richard

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2019-03-17T20:00:00

Many shoulder and holster bags are not made with the best materials and build quality as in the past. The Digital Holster 20 reminds me of the fine build quality of the original Tamrac bags. Perfectly fits my Fujifilm X-T3 with the 18-55 lens. Solid and compact. Perfect.

Brian M.

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2018-10-01T20:00:00

The Digital Holster 10 V2.0 is the perfect fit for my Sony a6500 with 18/135 OSS lens. It is very well made and provides ample protection for the camera and lens. The flap pad on the inside top the case that protects the monitor is designed to allow space for the storage of a camera strap without detaching the strap. The is a great design feature. The included rain cover takes up most of the space in the only side pocket limiting available storage.

Jeff B.

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2018-09-17T20:00:00

Its a very nice bag and just right for a Sony FF mirrorless and lens. It's let down by the waterproof cover. The cover can only be used when the bag is attached to a belt or other side mount system. The shoulder strap doesn't let you put the rain cover on. I found this out to my detriment on a rainy walk just days after buying the bag. Given ThinkTank's typical attention to detail in all other items I have bought from them I would have expected them to have put slots in the waterproof cover for the shoulder strap...

Paul B.

Originally posted at

2018-07-16T20:00:00

Fuji X-E3 with 18-135 zoom fits perfectly. I travel very light and carry only an extra battery and card. This holster is perfect. Well made and efficient. It was very hard for me to move up to the 18-135 lens from my Sony 6000 with the kit lens. The quality is so much better I just don't mind the extra weight. I have the oversized grip for the Fuji (needed for the lens) and a thumb grip from Lensmate. I wound up with a larger body, but it balances out that truly wonderful lens. This holster (my third one to try) is just right for this camera/lens. I travel very light (8 kg carry on) and this holster fits fine in my "personal item" to slip under the seat. I easily live for months with this 8 kg of clothes, from the Greek isles to the Alps with this one pack.

Gates

Originally posted at

2018-07-04T12:36:29

I have a d750 with a Nikkor 28-300 mm which is not SMALL; I exchanged it for a Think Tank Digital Holster 20 V2.0 the next size up which I love and would highly recommend.

ALBIN J.

2017-06-16T08:28:55

It fit my Olympic O?MD 1 M 2 . A good protection

TRUNG T.

2017-05-24T10:51:32

This is my camera bag when I'm mountain climbing. Love the expand-ability and the extra pockets, already used the rain-fly, too. I use this w/ my X-T2 and it fits perfectly w/ default lens and strap attached.

Byron R.

2014-03-17T21:00:00

I needed a small bag for a small DSLR body with a 70-300 zoom when bicycle riding in nature areas. This bag is perfect. It easily attaches to the handle bar of my light weight road bike with no negative handling and steering problems like some bags and carriers I have tried. Typical Think Tank quality. Access is easy and fast for fast moving wildlife and more. This would not work for any of my pro bodies and lenses, but that's not what I want or need when a long ride is the primary purpose.

David J.

2013-08-26T21:00:00

I love the size of this Think Tank!

woffigirl

2013-05-20T21:00:00

Too small for my D300s but still a great Holster. Glad I bought the 30 as well. I'll be returning this one.

JB

2013-01-06T19:00:00

I use it for transporting the equipment outdoor, everywhere. A plus: possibility to expand it to accommodate larger lenses.

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