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• One-hand drawstring closure
• Top flap covers bag and gear, or folds inside to give you quicker access
• Pockets for lens caps and accessories
• Removable seam-sealed rain cover included
• Top grab handle
• Attachment loops for the Keep-It-Up shoulder strap (optional)
• Internal Dimensions: 5.5” W x 10-14"H x 4"D (14 x 25.4 - 35.6 x 10.2 cm) 0.5 oz / .2 kg
• No Rhetoric Warranty
  
  

• 70 - 200 f/2.8 with the lens hood in position
• 100 - 400 f/4 with the lens hood in position
• Also holds a zoom lens such as the 24-70 2.8 with the lens hood in position
  
  

• The bottom can be zipped up to fit the 70-200 f2.8 with hood reversed.
• Accommodates 70-200 2.8 with hood in shooting position.
• Every modular component can be locked on a belt to keep bag in place on any of our camera belts.
• Components can "Rotate or Lock" on the belt. To rotate, place the white plastic tang behind the belt while attaching the component. Rotating the component prevents the weight of the equipment from creating a pressure point on the hip by being stationary for an extended time. Also, moving the component to a different place on the belt allows a photographer to assume a different position such as kneeling, bracing against a wall, or lying prone without damaging gear. If locking the component in position is preferred, slide the plastic tang down into the fabric loop on the belt or rail while attaching the component. This prevents the component from sliding along the belt.
• Front zippered pocket for lens cap or other accessories.
• Every skin component bag has a sound-silencer built in. The "Sound Silencer" underneath the front flap eliminates hook-and-loop tearing noises. During weddings and some concerts, for example, loud noises may be frowned upon but a photographer still needs to access gear. The Sound Silencer still allows the flap to cover the top of the bag but prevents the hook-and-loop from contacting, to eliminate noise.
• Attaches to all Think Tank Photo belts and belt packs.
• Download Think Tank Photo's Modular System Rotation Gear Guide (PDF) »
  
  

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