Think Tank Hubba Hubba Hiney Shoulder Bag V3.0 for Mirrorless Camera Plus 2-3 Lenses

2025-03-27T20:00:00

Perfect solution to use as a small lens changer on my pro speed belt.

Brandon

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2025-03-15T20:00:00

Using the Hubba Hubba Hiney V3.0 with the pro speedbelt is a fantastic combo. I can slide it around easily and the pack itself has so many options for storage. I don't know how I lived without it.

george f.

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2024-09-19T20:00:00

The bag is great.. i use it to carry a microphone, preamp, pedal switch and cables to band gigs. Just the right size for what i need, and the inserts keep items from bumping into each other.

Rob P.

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2024-07-28T20:00:00

I like the Hubba Hubba Hiney for my daily use with a Think Tank Belt. Disappointed they removed the front organizer from the front pouch. The metal clip was removed from the front where I clipped on my hand sanitizer.

Jeff K.

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2024-07-19T20:00:00

For the past several months i have been testing camera bags that would allow easy access to my Canon 90d camera with 15-85 telephoto lense with out side pockets for my cell phone & 11" ipad. While i have tested numerous bags, most had a flat cover followed by another flat or zipper inorder to access the camera. With the Hiney camera bag and its zipper closure on top of the bag, I can easily access and store my camera as i walk around town taking pictures.

Patrick H.

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2024-05-19T20:00:00

Very good for holding Nikon Z8 with 24-120 attached. Also holds Nikon 100-400 by itself

Robert D.

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2024-05-19T20:00:00

Good bag for Nikon Z8 +24-120; good for carrying Nikon 100-400 by itself. I use a Think tank belt.

Robert D.

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2024-04-21T20:00:00

This bag is of typical Think Tank high quality. I'm using it to store a couple of old point and shoot cameras and their accessories. It's perfect for what I needed it for and I really like the flexibility of being able to move the interior partitions.

William W.

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2023-11-28T19:00:00

It will hold a Nikon D5600 body and three smallish DX lenses quite snugly. There are two elastic pockets in front for filters etc, and a larger flat pocket for whatever can fit. The included shoulder strap can be used to redistribute some of the weight to a shoulder, but this bag seems to be designed as a waistpack, as it deforms and creases at the lower inside corners when used as a shoulder bag. If you are going to be taking items in and out of the bag often, it might be a good idea to roll the zipper edges to the outside to keep them from scratching the items or your hand.

Jason B.

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2023-11-08T19:00:00

Great bag; fits the belt system well

Lou M.

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2021-11-16T19:00:00

I just bought my second one of these bags. It is a perfect size for my Sony ZV-1 video kit with all the gadgets that go with it. It's great that it fits inside my other Think Tank backpacks like the ***** Shape Shifter and Urban Advantage 15 (sideways). I have an old V1.0 which I use as a stills lens & strobe bag, either a belt or with a strap. The one thing I don't understand: Why is the rain cover permanently attached? It is a real pain to dry out a soaked rain cover along with a bag. The old detachable rain covers were much better. I cut that sucker off right away. Otherwise, this is a very useful bag.

Paul C.

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2021-09-21T20:00:00

Love the design and quality of the bag, simple and functional, not too much. Perfect for large lens and accessories.

Robert S.

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2021-08-27T20:00:00

Perfect size for a small mirrorless camera (X-Pro2) 4 prime lenses.

Henry M.

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2020-10-01T20:00:00

Like most photographers, I've used this a lot as a belt pack - on my Pro Speed belt, carrying a spare lens, flash and batteries when shooting events making it possible to be much more agile than I'd be if I had a shoulder bag or backpack. I also use mine as a 'manbag' with my EDC Fuji X100f, phone, keys, glasses, etc. Again, I expect a lot of owners do this. My favourite adaptation for this bag? As a handlebar pack on my gravel bike. I can keep the fuji safe and protected, and easily available mid-ride, along with snacks, glasses, wallet and a hat, spare Buff, and so on. It's the ideal size (about 4.5 litres), and Velcro or Voile straps can secure it to the handlebars via the D rings for the shoulder strap. I've done hundreds of miles off- and on-road with it, in all weathers and it's never let me down. Not bad for an 'improvised' bag! Keep up the good work.

Nick R.

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2020-08-13T20:00:00

Wonderful!

Bonnie V.

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2020-06-13T20:00:00

This is a perfect day-bag for my Nikon Z6 and attached lens. There’s enough room In the end for a small flash In the main bag and spare batteries in the front zippered compartment. Just wish it was a little longer for a spare lens, but for just a small family one-lens party, it’s plenty of room. I like the shoulder strap for security.

Thomas R.

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2020-02-05T09:47:41

This speaks versatility for me! The strap is the exception. I’ve replaced the strap w a wider, sturdier padded strap (Think Tank Photo Keep It Up Shoulder Strap). When I just need one body w a medium lens attached, this is my go to. I’ve used it also as an insert inside my bag/purse. Though the main reason for this purchase is to use this bag (w/out the strap) in combination w my HoldFast Money Maker harness, having it hang in the back while having two camera bodies hanging on the sides, and my telephoto 70-200 2.8 in this bag for when needed. Dividers and padding are sufficient. Zippered front compartment is nice and discreet, and the expandable pockets come in handy for quick reaches like lens covers, lens wipes and/or business cards. Works great for all my uses and looks professional. Highly recommended!

M E.

2020-01-30T12:57:40

Nice size bag but I wish it had better padding.

KIMBERLY S.

2019-07-30T20:00:00

I have the long lens pouch for my 100-400, but I’m a short girl. I didn’t care for long long it hung down and banged my legs while hiking. The Hubba Hubba Hiney was the perfect solution for me. I hiked 5 miles with this the day after I received it. My 100-400L with its hood and tripod collar fit, with a tiny bit of room to spare for my memory card holder. I love the belt system for keeping weight off my shoulders. Thanks for another great product.

Taphath C.

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2019-05-28T08:29:10

Makes an awesome video bag. I can carry extra battery, wireless mics cables and headphones

jose N.

2019-03-19T17:24:24

I only wish this bag had a small bottle holder and small zippered pockets on the front and back. Beside that I love the size of it and plan to bring it with me to Europe and Asia later this year.

Dennis D.

2018-12-31T19:00:00

I purchased the Hubba Hubba Hiney so I could carry around the EOR R and a wide angle lens for shooting video. It works great for this, any mirrorless camera would work with this perfect sized small carrying solution.

Tim B.

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2018-10-03T13:13:35

My Sony RX10 4 fits in the bag to a "T". The moveable dividers in the bag provide 3 pockets, enough room for the camera in the center pocket and the extra camera battery/charger in the one end and the tru-glo and small accessories in the other end pocket. With the Think Tank Pro Speed belt to carry it around my waist the combo makes a very good package to photo BIF's

G L.

2018-08-20T20:00:00

Use it to when I fly. Because my international roller is to heavy for international flights I put 50mm,85mm,14-24& 24-70 in it. Carry on as a hand bag with the International roller. International passes weigh and they never check my small HHH bag. Makes everyone happy and I never have to check my camera.

David M.

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2018-02-08T19:00:00

It holds my 16-85 and 70-300 Nikon lenses and SB-800 speedlight, as well as spare SD cards, batteries and a couple of filters. I added o-rings to the shoulder strap attachment loops to cut down on wear from the strap connectors when I use the bag as a shoulder bag. I wish Think Tank would have sewn on a couple of small D-rings there. I plan to use the Hiney on my Pro Speedbelt along with a small audio recorder pouch for my Zoom H4n recorder. This should be a great run and gun DSLR video setup for street shooting. Thanks guys, for another excellent product!

Jafugel

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2018-02-08T19:00:00

One Fuji X-T1/2 or X-Pro 1/2 body plus any 3 Fuji lenses with reversed hoods (exceptions: 90mm, 50-140mm, 100-400mm), small flash (eg, EF-X20, EF-20), SD cards, lens cleaning cloth, & several batteries ALL fit nicely.

Fredrick K.

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2018-02-08T19:00:00

Very pratical bag:thumbsup:

Roslan B.

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2018-02-08T19:00:00

Great bag, extremely handy. It will hold a Sigma 300mm 2.8 with the hood flipped, or works great as a lightweight, compact bag for hauling around a few primes. I use it both as a stand alone as well as on my modular belt. It flattens out nicely and slips inside my rolling bag for onsite deployment when needed. Couldn't be happier!

Ted U.

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2018-02-08T19:00:00

Like the other TT bags I own, this is amazing. Small, yep....but perfect for what it does, which is hold my 24 1.4G and 85 1.4G lenses, plus an SB900 when I'm out shooting in urban environments. I have a review with photos here: http://www.danarouleauphotography.com/home/?p=1053

Dana R.

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2018-02-08T19:00:00

I have been using this for more than 2 years using 1 small dslr (Pentax K-30) plus 3 limited lenses and then some without a problem. My only gripe is that I wish it can have another pocket that can accomodate an ipad mini just like the Change Up V1.

Alvin B.

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