Think TankAirport International V3 Messenger Bag, 75 cm, Black (Negro)

Painfully expensive but now I've got it I couldn't live without it. Quality of zips etc is great. Not sure why I spent so many years with multiple rucksacks and a sack truck. For me the big size is best because I can bring personal bits (jumper/bluetooth speaker etc) without needing an extra bag.

Absolutely the best case that I have purchased to protect my camera gear and believe me when I say I have bought far too many over the years. Yes they are on the expensive side but the quality is beyond doubt. The options to customise are pretty endless so you should find a solution that meets your needs

was not sure if i would use this that much but after lots of online research I made the right choice and use it a lot more than my backpack. plus it makes you look like a pro

Got in on a sleazyjet flight into madrid and then an international flight to asia with ease. The front pockets for a laptop just about fit an ipad. You might get a laptop but you would need nothing in the organisers behind the lid. Could be improved with 360 degree wheels too. Snug fit for a nikon d7200, but you can store it with a 70-200 attached no worries. Comes with way too many dividers (carry mine in a tesco bag in my suitcase). Not a bad bag, beautifully made. Gear has survived multiple journeys and many airports intact.

I already have the V2.0 model and as this has been perfect I went for the V3.0 I was a little surprised though as the newer version is actually slightly smaller. The bag is well made, strong, and pretty lightweight, I'd recommend this bag/case for carry-on luggage for your camera equipment's.

Think Tank make excellent products but I would encourage you to be mindful of the alleged No Rhetoric Warranty, it's anything but?The UK distributor tried to make a claim on the 'No Rethoric' Warranty and it was rejected under wear and tear. I have a 5 year old Lowepro backpack that is used daily and has given me zero issues. My Think Tank has multiple issues and the Think Tank peeps won't even entertain it.In short, don't buy the bag because you expect an outstanding warranty, because it simply doesn't exist. In fact it's the finest example of rhetoric I think I've ever seen!