New Think Tank Photo TurnStyle Sling Packs For Mirrorless & DSLR Cameras

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I’m pleased to inform you that Think Tank Photo has a new line of sling-style camera packs. And in keeping with the pack’s city-friendly design and Think Tank’s penchant for punny product names, the new line is named “TurnStyle.” To be honest, I’ve never been very interested in sling packs. I guess I’m just a backpack purist. However, I’ve been on crutches for over a month now and I have to admit, sling packs are looking pretty damn good. Being able to get to my camera and other gear without having to take off and set down my bag is critical right now – and a sling bag makes that a reality.
Think Tank Photo TurnStyle Sling Pack Camera Bags

Think Tank says their new TurnStyle packs offer lightweight, comfortable easy access to camera gear. They’re made with durable “Poly Ballistic” nylon that’s been treated for water-resistance and each bag includes a seam-sealed waterproof rain cover for when it gets really wet. As with any serious camera bag, the TurnStyle packs have customizable foam dividers so you can organize your camera and lenses however you want. They also included a separate zippered pocket for tablets and another “organizer pocket” for small items like batteries, chargers, memory cards, cables, etc. For even more versatility, the TurnStyle bags can be worn as either a sling pack or a waist pack.

New Think Tank Photo TurnStyle Sling Packs For Mirrorless & DSLR Cameras Gallery
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Think Tank Photo TurnStyle 20 Sling Pack
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Think Tank Photo TurnStyle 20 Sling Pack

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Think Tank Photo TurnStyle - Sling Pack Or Waist Pack

Think Tank Photo TurnStyle 10 Sling Pack - Mirrorless Camera Kit
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Think Tank Photo TurnStyle 10 Sling Pack - Mirrorless Camera Kit

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Think Tank Photo TurnStyle Camera Sling Packs In Charcoal

Think Tank Photo TurnStyle 20 Sling Pack - Main Compartment
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Think Tank Photo TurnStyle 20 Sling Pack - Main Compartment

Think Tank Photo TurnStyle 5 Bag With Mirrorless Camera Kit
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Think Tank Photo TurnStyle 5 Bag With Mirrorless Camera Kit

Think Tank Photo TurnStyle Camera Bag - Tablet Pocket
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Think Tank Photo TurnStyle Camera Bag - Tablet Pocket

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Think Tank Photo TurnStyle 10 Sling Pack
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Think Tank Photo TurnStyle 10 Sling Pack

Think Tank Photo TurnStyle 5 Sling Pack
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Think Tank Photo TurnStyle 5 Sling Pack

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Think Tank Photo TurnStyle Sling-Style Camera Pack - Charcoal

Think Tank Photo TurnStyle Sling Pack Camera Bags
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Think Tank Photo TurnStyle Sling Pack Camera Bags

The TurnStyle packs aren’t just for gimps like me, they’re also a good fit for city shooters and travelers who are concerned about thieves grabbing their camera bag off the ground and running away. The TurnStyle packs will also work well for cyclists, hikers, and climbers who want quick access to their camera gear without having to take off a pack. Check out the video below to see them in action:

The Think Tank TurnStyle packs come in three sizes (5, 10 and 20) to accommodate anything from a compact mirrorless camera kit to a pro DSLR and accessories. The largest bag, the TurnStyle 20, can fit a pro DSLR like the Nikon D800 or Canon EOS 5D Mark III mounted up with a 70-200mm f/2.8 zoom lens, and an extra lens or flash. I just wish Think Tank had made this announcement a month ago so I could have been using one.

The TurnStyle packs are available now on the Think Tank Photo Web site. All three sizes sell for under US $100, so they’re not just functional, they’re a great value, too.

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About the author: Photo-John

Photo-John, a.k.a. John Shafer, is the managing editor of PhotographyREVIEW.com and has been since the site launched back in 1999. He's an avid outdoor enthusiast and spends as much time as possible on his mountain bike, hiking or skiing in the mountains. He's been taking pictures for ever and ever, and never goes anywhere without a camera.


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