Think Tank Retrospective 5 Leather Shoulder Bag

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Don’t be fooled by the Think Tank Respective 5’s casual, down-to-earth aesthetic—everything about this shoulder bag has been meticulously chosen to make life easier for the modern photographer. The full-grain Dakota leather flap and soft, sand-washed cotton canvas drape naturally against the body in neutral shades of brown and pinestone, with a durable, water-repellant coating that ensures you’re ready, rain or shine Read More

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May 25, 2016

I bought a Think Tank Photo Retrospective 10 in pinestone (no leather) around 2011. It's a great, well designed bag, but I wish I had gotten a slightly bigger one so I could carry my laptop.

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mhorgan

May 20, 2016

Will this fit a Canon 6D, spare battery, a 50mm f1.4, 35 f2 USM, and an 85 f1.8?

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yokken

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May 24, 2016

mhorganNo, I don't think so. I have the Retrospective 5 in black canvas and it comfortably fits my Fuji X-E2 w/ 18-55mm lens on it, plus my 35mm f/1.4 prime, and MAYBE one other small-ish lens (I only have 2). You could probably fit the 6D body with no lens on it, plus one MAYBE two lenses. Then again, I haven't crammed it full because I haven't needed to. The bag itself is very nice; the SoundSilencers are great, the bag itself is pretty unassuming, and there are just enough security pockets and flaps to store different things. I went to Japan and put my Nexus 7 horizontally in one of the front pockets, along with some gum, batteries, SD cards, money, passport (inner security pocket) in the other pockets. I was also able to fit the Retro5 in my Chrome Citadel backpack, serving as an insert when I wanted to have everything with me, and when traveling. All in all, a bit expensive for a small-medium bag, but I think it's worth it. Very well designed.

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BrianLy

I bought a Think Tank Photo Retrospective 10 in pinestone (no leather) around 2011. It's a great, well designed bag, but I wish I had gotten a slightly bigger one so I could carry my laptop.

yokken

No, I don't think so. I have the Retrospective 5 in black canvas and it comfortably fits my Fuji X-E2 w/ 18-55mm lens on it, plus my 35mm f/1.4 prime, and MAYBE one other small-ish lens (I only have 2). You could probably fit the 6D body with no lens on it, plus one MAYBE two lenses. Then again, I haven't crammed it full because I haven't needed to. The bag itself is very nice; the SoundSilencers are great, the bag itself is pretty unassuming, and there are just enough security pockets and flaps to store different things. I went to Japan and put my Nexus 7 horizontally in one of the front pockets, along with some gum, batteries, SD cards, money, passport (inner security pocket) in the other pockets. I was also able to fit the Retro5 in my Chrome Citadel backpack, serving as an insert when I wanted to have everything with me, and when traveling. All in all, a bit expensive for a small-medium bag, but I think it's worth it. Very well designed.

mhorgan

Will this fit a Canon 6D, spare battery, a 50mm f1.4, 35 f2 USM, and an 85 f1.8?