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Think Tank - Street Walker Hard Drive

3.5 3.5 out of 5 stars 118 ratings
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Wattage 87 watts
Item Weight 6.6 Pounds
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  • Monopods and tripods in the bottom front pocket
  • Additional tripod cup for larger tripods
  • Contoured harness for men and women

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Designed for use in urban and crowded environments, this slim, lightweight backpack also holds a 15? laptop, as well as a Pro-size DSLR and a 70-200 2.8 with hood attached.

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3.5 out of 5 stars
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Customers like the quality, comfort, appearance and value of the power cord. For example, they mention it's well constructed, has clear pocket dividers and is roomy enough to hold two bodies with large lenses attached. That said, opinions are mixed on size and value.

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64 customers mention64 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the power cord. They mention that it's well-made, built like a tank, and has rugged straps that can comfortably support all their gear. The laptop compartment is nice and rugged, and the zippers and stitching are all heavy-duty. The bag holds its shape well, and it has survived mountain hikes and international travel. The tripod "bay" is very good, and you can fit a large tripod in it.

"...Construction quality is very good, and all zippers, pouches and so on seem rugged and likely to stand up to a lot of day to day use...." Read more

"...The zippers are smooth and effortless. There is nothing for them to get snagged on (unless you don't pack properly) and all the pockets are..." Read more

"...It had to be well constructed with straps that could comfortably support all the weight without digging into my shoulders and cutting off my..." Read more

"I think this bag is really well made. I haven't used it as yet however, it is made the same as my ThinkTank Urban Disguise bag...." Read more

45 customers mention45 positive0 negative

Customers like the pockets in the power cord. They mention that it has clear pocket dividers, and deep pockets. The bag is large enough to hold a travel tripod, and has a nicely padded compartment for a 17-inch laptop. It's roomy enough to carry two bodies with large lenses attached, and it has lots of easy access compartments. The side pockets and hold s a water bottle. The capacity is very high, easily accommodating their D300, D50, 17-55/2.8, and 70-300.

"...all over Hawaii, I'm more convinced that this is the perfect combination of size and features...." Read more

"...a padded bag holding cord/plug, etc.. Since it is big, it fits a ton of lenses and gear. Lots of removable protection for your stuff...." Read more

"...for the little stuff (mem cards, batts, etc) is decent; the side pockets are ok for 1/2 a sandwich or a couple snack bars...." Read more

"...DESIGN and CAPACITY: This bag is incredibly thoughtfully designed and apparently the designers share my passion for zippered pockets and good pocket..." Read more

34 customers mention34 positive0 negative

Customers like the comfort of the power cord. They say it's well-padded, fits well, and is comfortable to carry. Some say that it'll fit in any overhead bin.

"...It fits in any overhead bin, as well as under the seat in front of you, although larger tripods could make this difficult...." Read more

"...The weight balance is perfect, and straps are comforatble enough. This is a big pack though...." Read more

"...It was breeze going through airport security and it fit easily in the overhead compartments...." Read more

"...and fit conformably in the overhead bins of all three international flights and even on the smaller..." Read more

17 customers mention17 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the power cord. They mention that it is well-designed, professional looking, and has good pocket design. They appreciate the great attention to detail and craftsmanship. Some say that the bag is large for their use case.

"...products, and like all the others, this one is high quality, thoughtfully designed and overall, a great buy...." Read more

"...DESIGN and CAPACITY: This bag is incredibly thoughtfully designed and apparently the designers share my passion for zippered pockets and good pocket..." Read more

"...and believe me I'm glad it's there, doesn't compress and retains it's boxy shape...." Read more

"...north of 40lbs fully loaded but the straps are quite thick and well designed, making it amazingly comfortable...." Read more

14 customers mention14 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the cover of the power cord. They mention that it protects their gear, is easy to haul around, and allows them not to get wet in the rain. The cover is easy on the gear and seems to be very protective. It handles itself well in the water and feels safe through travels. The backpack also comes with a rain cover and keeps their gear organized and protected.

"...It also comes with a waterproof cover that can be attached quickly in the event of sudden downpour...." Read more

"...Lots of removable protection for your stuff. Liked the organization and numbers of pockets...." Read more

"...The internal padding is easy on the gear and appears to be very protective...." Read more

"...After three months of use I have no complaints. It protects all me gear, is easy to haul around and I'm sure it will last for years...." Read more

8 customers mention8 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the padding of the power cord. They mention that it is well padded for the body, has a padded back, and the back straps are well padding. The internal padding is easy on the gear and appears to be very protective. Overall, most are happy with the product's padding and recommend it to others.

"...Fully loaded, this bag gets to be really heavy, but the excellent straps are well padded and are easily adjusted to distribute the weight fairly well..." Read more

"...The dividers worry me cause they are so thin. Also, though back padding is pretty decent, when pretty loaded up, I personally don't find the back..." Read more

"...pocket rest against your back when the pack is on but it is all so well padded that I can't imagine any harm coming to the computer...." Read more

"...The fact that the Street Walker also had a padded back with a channel that lets air circulate freely to keep your back from getting all sweaty, was..." Read more

37 customers mention20 positive17 negative

Customers are mixed about the size of the bag. Some mention it's small enough to be easily portable, but large enough to carry a MacBook Pro. They also say it'll fit in most overhead compartments and is relatively light for its size. However, others say that the exterior may look bulky and it'd be too big for them.

"...This is the best possible way to carry a tripod as it is slightly lower and the head is barely higher than the book bag...." Read more

"...Fully loaded, this bag gets to be really heavy, but the excellent straps are well padded and are easily adjusted to distribute the weight fairly well..." Read more

"...When I bought this bag I was looking for something small enough to be easily portable, but large enough to carry a load of stuff when I am..." Read more

"...Even removing gear, it would not fit into the overhead or under the seat...." Read more

10 customers mention6 positive4 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the value of the power cord. Some find it worth the price, while others say it's expensive.

"...The other smaller packs may not.Definitely worth the price, best pack I have owned." Read more

"This is a very expensive camera bag and not entirely svelt once you load it up, even if you don't fill it but the quality of the materials and the..." Read more

"...Think tank knows what they are doing and this is a great value for the amount paid." Read more

"...The price is high for a backpack, but it pays off in the future. :-)" Read more

The perfect kit bag (2 bodies)
5 Stars
The perfect kit bag (2 bodies)
Wonderfully designed bag. I bought this to replace a Kata bag I'd had for about six years. The Kata bag did the job, but I much prefer this design. There are two primary reasons why: it stands up, where the Kata bag would fall over due to weight distribution. Second, this bag's tripod carry system is much more logical. The Kata bag straps would come loose when I had the tripod attached, and on the old bag, the tripod could only be mounted on the left or right of the bag, which unbalanced everything. After a few hours, that resulted in a backache. This bag centers the tripod, which makes perfect sense for weight distribution.I've attached two photos to this review, which clearly show that the Street Walker holds my two Canon camera bodies, seven lenses, and a bunch of assorted extra gear for remote triggering and video capture. The Street Walker screams quality and intentional engineering.
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Busy Executive
5.0 out of 5 stars Quality backpack with loads of room
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2009
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I own numerous Think Tank products, and like all the others, this one is high quality, thoughtfully designed and overall, a great buy.

Compared to the Think Tank "Glass Taxi" (which I also own), this one is similar but perhaps 50% larger inside, with an additional compartment giving you room for a laptop. This backpack fits a pro-sized DSLR with a large, heavy zoom lens attached in the middle compartment, and then numerous other lenses and accessories along the edge compartments. There's room for a second body, flashes and so forth. It includes adequate foam dividers, making the interior layout infinitely adaptable, as well as a number of small pouches and pockets inside and out for a variety of other items. Tripods or monopods can be attached to the outside, and Think Tank's very good Speed Belt can also be used to help distribute the weight and also to attach additional items if you need things that don't fit inside. It also comes with a waterproof cover that can be attached quickly in the event of sudden downpour.

The PC compartment is a little snug if you have a large laptop. My travel laptop tends to be a compact Lenovo tablet, and it fits - but barely. I don't believe any 17" laptop - or anything really thick - would fit comfortably.

To give you an idea, right now inside the bag I have:

- Nikon D3x with 80-400 zoom attached
- Nikon D300 with MB10 grip
- Nikon 70-200mm 2.8 zoom
- Nikon 14-24mm 2.8 zoom
- Nikon 24-70mm 2.8 zoom
- Nikon 16-85mm DX lens
- Nikon 10.5mm DX lens
- Nikon 60mm 2.8 AFS macro lens
- Lensbaby Composer
- SB900 flash
- Lenovo tablet PC
- My Amazon Kindle
- Various memory cards, filters, cables, spare batteries, etc

Outside the pack, I have either a Monostat Carbon-Fiber monopod or else a full-sized Gitzo tripod. Note that a tripod tends to obstruct access to some of the exterior pockets.

Fully loaded, this bag gets to be really heavy, but the excellent straps are well padded and are easily adjusted to distribute the weight fairly well. It includes waist or chest straps, and with Think Tank's larger Speed Belt attached, there's even better support. I often use it without the waist or chest straps as a shoulder bag, and unlike some other brands I've tried, the Think Tank stays put without any tendency to slide off my shoulder.

In spite of holding all this equipment, it's still a fairly compact bag and so far I haven't had any trouble getting it on crowded airplanes. It fits in any overhead bin, as well as under the seat in front of you, although larger tripods could make this difficult. If I'm flying, I lean towards packing my tripod in my luggage and this makes it much more streamlined.

Construction quality is very good, and all zippers, pouches and so on seem rugged and likely to stand up to a lot of day to day use.

Overall, highly recommended.

UPDATE: After spending a few weeks lugging my gear in the Streetwalker Hard Drive all over Hawaii, I'm more convinced that this is the perfect combination of size and features. Any bigger, I wouldn't have been able to carry it (as is, the weight is pretty tough to handle on all-day outings). Any smaller, I would have needed to leave some essential item home. And in the heat of the moment, it has proven trouble-free and easy to get to any of the contents with a minimum of hassle. I like it so much that I decided to sell my Glass Taxi, which I also liked quite a bit. Great job Think Tank!
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R. Ray
4.0 out of 5 stars Perfect bag for EVERYTHING
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2013
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This bag fits nearly everything I own in camera equipment. Large professional lenses, filter, flashes, Gary Fong lightsphere and most importantly MY TRIPOD!! This is the best possible way to carry a tripod as it is slightly lower and the head is barely higher than the book bag. The weight balance is perfect, and straps are comforatble enough. This is a big pack though. You might want a second pack for a day of walking around town if you can swing it. But this will cary everything. The other smaller packs may not.Definitely worth the price, best pack I have owned.
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David Abernathy
1.0 out of 5 stars Did not work with two DSLRs and large lenses attached ...
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2015
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Did not work with two DSLRs and large lenses attached. I returned and purchased the Gura Gear bag instead.
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D shopper
2.0 out of 5 stars Not suitable for carry on.
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2017
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I was planning to use this as a carry on bag so I didn't have to check my camera gear. It won't work as a carry on, particularly on smaller planes. While it might work on some airlines, it is the depth or length measurement that kicks it out of the overhead - typically 22" tall/high x 14" wide, by 9" depth/length. This is 21.1" x 12.75" x 11.5". Even removing gear, it would not fit into the overhead or under the seat. Positively: It does conveniently fit a 15" Macbook Pro in the rear compartment along with a padded bag holding cord/plug, etc.. Since it is big, it fits a ton of lenses and gear. Lots of removable protection for your stuff. Liked the organization and numbers of pockets. More cons: one side of the padding is skinnier than the other side which impacts how you can rearrange and pack your gear. I'm glad I packed my laptop in a padded bag since I had to remove the laptop and check the rest of my camera gear on the initial flight. On my return, I purchased a cheap day bag and pulled out the padding from this bag which I used to devise a bag that was suitable for carry on purposes for my camera & gear and bought a tote to stuff my laptop in. This was also not easy to work out of for photographing either. The tripod attachment was hit and miss - got into the way. It was hard to change lenses as you need a bigger work area to lay it open and grab the lens. Still in search of the perfect camera bag.
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RAHAlpha
3.0 out of 5 stars Pretty good...but overpriced and not really planned out well.
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2014
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I like this bag...some. It has a load of room for all the photo gear you want, bodies, lenses, etc. But it is BIG and the rest of its features are lacking. The dividers worry me cause they are so thin. Also, though back padding is pretty decent, when pretty loaded up, I personally don't find the back comfortable, nor the straps (for reference, I'm 6' and about 160. Maybe I'm too skinny). The pocket for the little stuff (mem cards, batts, etc) is decent; the side pockets are ok for 1/2 a sandwich or a couple snack bars. BUT, the elastic pockets aren't big enough for more than the smallest water bottle. It will strap a tripod down ok and it will hold my 15.4 laptop. Overall, seems like a pretty big box with some semi- decent padding that has a lot of room for bodies/lenses. I would not recommend this ever for a hiking bag but, if you want to get a bunch of bodies/lenses/flashes from point A to B, this one looks good doing it...if you want to spend that much. Mine is going back and then I can get 2 other bags to hike with and have money left over for lunch.
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Jose I. Piris
5.0 out of 5 stars La mejor mochila que he tenido
Reviewed in Spain on March 17, 2017
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Fantástica calidad de construcción y utilidad. La mejor mochila que he tenido. Es grande, así que la utilizo cuando tengo que transportar mucho equipo.
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Amazon Customer
5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect bag
Reviewed in India on February 16, 2016
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Excellent bag. Fits my cameras 6d and 450d with 150-600 tamron, 24-105L, 50mm, 18-55, 55-250 and also my olympus10x50 binocs perfectly.
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gerhard sommerer
5.0 out of 5 stars Mit dem Street Walker HardDrive habe ich die richtige Entscheidung getroffen !
Reviewed in Germany on January 2, 2015
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Nachdem wiederum eine Auslandsreise anstand und ich meine Fotoausrüstung etwas erweitert habe, war mir der Lowepro Slingshot 302 zu klein und auf Dauer zu unbequem.
Meine Fotoausrüstung besteht aus:
EOS 5D Mark III, EF 24-70 2.8L II USM, EF 70-200 2.8L IS II USM, EF 16-35 2.8L II USM, EF 100 Macro 2.8L IS USM, Extender EF 2 x III, Speedlite 600EX-RT, Transmitter ST-E3-RT, Batterieladegerät und Fernauslöser.
Ich habe sehr lange im Internet recherchiert und mich mit folgenden Produkten näher beschäftigt: Lowepro Vertex 200, Tamrac Expedition 7X und Street Walker HardDrive. Leider konnte ich keinen der Rucksäcke im Fachhandel ansehen, so dass ich die Recherche und den Kauf letztlich über das Internet abwickeln musste. Entschieden habe ich mich für den Street Walker HardDrive, obwohl dieser mit ca. 230 € mit Abstand die teuerste Alternative darstellte. Die wesentlichen Entscheidungsgründe:
* Gewicht ist mit 1,8 kg deutlich geringer im Vergleich zu den Alternativen
* sowohl Außen- als auch Innenmaße erschienen mir optimal. Das Außenmaß 28x22x45 ist noch einigermaßen kompakt und vor allem handgepäcktauglich
* in den einschlägigen Foren und den Rezensionen wurde der Street Walker als sehr robust beurteilt
* mein Equipment bringe ich sehr bequem unter mit Platz für weitere 2-3 Objektive bzw. einen 2. Body
* gepolstertes Fach für 17 Zoll Notebook - ist für mich nur für den Transport in den Urlaub von Bedeutung

Ich hatte den Rucksack nun 3 Wochen lang auf einer Kubareise im Einsatz - nahezu jeden Tag, teilweise bis zu 6 Stunden. Ich bin schlicht und einfach von dem Teil begeistert. Er ist ein wahres Raumwunder mit 2 großen Taschen mit Reißverschluss auf der Innenseite des Deckels. 2 Taschen auf der Außenseite mit ausreichendem Stauraum für Kleinzeug. Rechts und links Netze für die Unterbringung von Getränkeflaschen sowie 2 zusätzliche Fächer mit Reißverschluss. Der Tragekomfort ist sehr gut und die Verarbeitung m. E. hervorragend mit einem robusten Reißverschluss. Gurte zur Befestigung des Stativs werden mitgeliefert und können wieder abgenommen werden, so dass nichts unnötig am Rucksack baumelt. Das macht den Rucksack insgesamt optisch schlank. Sehr clever gelöst ist das Thema Batteriegriff: mit Batteriegriff kann der Boden des Hauptfaches für den B-Griff abgesenkt werden. Die etwas schlankeren Abtrennungen im Vergleich zu den Alternativprodukten haben sich übrigens überhaupt nicht als Schwachstelle dargestellt - im Gegenteil, das Hauptfach ist konstruktiv durchdacht mit starken Hauptabtrennungen und schwächeren Fachabtrennungen.

Von mir eine klare Kaufempfehlung für den Street Walker HardDrive !
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Eamonn Sheehan
5.0 out of 5 stars Yes - This is an excellent camera bag
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 11, 2013
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Needed a bigger bag as my gear "collection" has increased. Lowepro shoulder bag that I was using is cumbersome and painful for heavy loads. I was going to get the Airport Commuter but the Streetwalker Harddrive is only 1/2 inch narrower but nearly 3 inches taller so will fit more, although a little long for Ryanair carry on allowance but only 3/4 inches so "shouldn't" attract attention..

This Backpack is also £80 cheaper than the Tamrac Expedition 8X that I was looking at and £100 cheaper then the Lowepro 400 AW. These all have roughly the same internal storage space but the Tamrac and Lowepro have more padding for hiking protection in rougher environments. The padding on this Think Tank is more than adequate for all most situations.

This Think Tank is very well built. The zippers are awesome, very smooth and robust and a different level to anything I've used in the past. The internal storage is very adaptable and flexible. I have now set it up with the following:-

Nikon D600 with Grip and 70-200 f2.8 hood reversed
Nikon D300 with 300mm AF-S f4 attached
Nikon 85mm f1.8G upright
Nikon 50mm f1.8D upright
NIkon 18-35 G upright
Nikon 28-105 upright - Dog Flea Collar Lens Hood goes in front pocket
Nikon 1.4 TC under Nikon SB 400 Flash
One spare pocket for a future macro lens purchase maybe

In the front upper pockets:-
Blackrapid RS-5 strap
Optech neck strap
Giottos Rocket Blower
Dog Flea Collar
Waterproof cover for bag

Internal zipped compartments:-
Cards, sensor cleaning gear, light data cables - a multitude of other things

Lower external front pockets - to hold 2 tripod legs but to be honest the tripod cup can hold this which frees up the front pocket for some food and drink supplies for example.

Total weight of all the above is 10.2Kg ( ~ 23 lbs )

To achieve the above configuration required some thought and time and re-layout of all the preset dividers.

On the outside of the bag there are pockets for water bottles, and additional pockets on the inside and outside.. The laptop pocket is a single zipper opening up a thin padded area at the back of the backpack, and in this section you can easily store a 15” MacBook Pro.

This bag is very comfortable to wear and carry fully loaded. Take some time to adjust the straps to fit well to your own size and preference and it's a great fit.

The only thing I miss is another carry handle on one of the sides.

In summary:-

Loads of storage space
Adaptable layout and uses
Light, small and discreet
Very well built and sturdy
Fits most airline carry on requirements
Very comfortable to wear & carry
Padding protects internal gear adequately - don't need the additional 4 inch side padding on other Backpacks
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Grumini
5.0 out of 5 stars Ottimo
Reviewed in Italy on October 7, 2012
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Uno zaino dalle dimensioni importanti, nel quale trasportare parecchia roba. Un laptop 15" sta comodamente nella tasca posteriore. All'interno la struttura è divisa in varie celle grazie ai separatori in velcro, con la reflex che resta nella parte superiore (quindi al riparo da urti anche quando si appoggia a terra lo zaino). Ha anche un comodo sistema di cinghie esterne per trasportare un treppiede (con due modalità per quello compatto o grande). Le due tasche laterali non sono molto spaziose, ma vanno bene per cavi d'alimentazione, audio o roba simile. È incluso un impermeabile per coprirlo in caso di pioggia. L'unica cosa che mi sento di dirvi è: attenzione perché se ci mettete computer, hard disk, reflex, alimentatori, lenti e treppiede può diventare veramente pesante. È imbottito davvero benissimo quindi non mi preoccuperei per schiena e spalle, però se dovete fare spesso lunghi trasferimenti a piedi forse è meglio valutare un modello con le rotelle (oppure non lo riempite completamente, ovvio).
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