Think Tank Signature 10 Shoulder Bag, Slate Gray

2018-12-13T08:25:38

A very well made stylist bag but lacking in usability for me. Highly over priced and I got it on sale. Too many buckles, flaps, zippers and buttons to access equipment easily and quickly. Lacks pockets for memory cards, batteries ertc. Just a pain for me to use successfully. I returned mine today

TERRY M.

2018-06-06T20:00:00

I am a photographer and designer, appearance is very important to me no matter it's my design, the models that I photograph or the camera bag I carry. It is hard to find a functional and beautiful camera bag, they are either so ugly or too expensive, the Think Tank Signature series sit right at the great balance of price, form and function. I bought the Signature 10 because I want a everyday messenger bag that I can carry everyday and take my Sony A7R3 camera with me, along with some daily stuff like wallet, tissue paper, mobile phone, key..etc, this is just the right size of me. The material is very wool like, which surprised me since most identical brand choose waxed canvas, it indeed feel soft and nice, but I am concern about durability and how easy to keep it clean. Only time will tell. I was going to get an ONA bag, but I changed my mind after see one in person, too heavy, and cost too much for a camera bag, that will add quite a lot of pressure for a daily use. Overall I am pleased with this bag, hope Think Tank will not discontinue this series or release a version 2 in near future so I can always stick with a similar one once mine worn out.

Shawn F.

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2017-05-04T20:00:00

First off Think Tank produces very high quality products. I wanted a bag for my Fuji X-Pro 2 and 5 lenses (one on the camera). I got the Retro 7 which is an absolute classic and the Signature 10 intending to send back the one that I did not want to keep. The Retro 7 arrived first from Amazon and I was impressed at what a great bag it was-I almost canceled the Signature order. (Wife has the Retro 5 for her Fuji XT-10 and it is awesome-no question). Signature 10 arrived-and it became a difficult call. Pluses for the Signature are the metal clasps which worked well for me, the very nice handle which does not get in the way, better internal dividers-yeah I have a bunch of others, but the included ones just work really well, and the leather bottom which, since I am a slob putting the bag down anywhere is actually a big deal. The Retro has side pockets, the Signature does not, but they are pretty small-maybe if they held a water bottle it would be significant-it would be a stretch to get in even a flash I think. Anyway, both are absolutely great bags....in the end, I went for the Signature 10 which almost perfectly fits the X-Pro 2 and my lenses, and is very comfortable. I would look at both for a mirrorless system though and choose depending on your gear. Not that someone buys a bag as a fashion statement, but the Signature is stunning and does not look completely like a camera bag-maybe more like a metrosexual man purse...or not...no criticism intended.

Ladd S.

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