Thin Skin Changer Pop Down V3.0 Compressible Modular System Pouch for Gripped Camera Body or 2 Small Lenses
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Description
📸 Elevate Your Gear Game!
- SECURE CLOSURE SYSTEM - Keep your essentials safe and sound.
- VERSATILE MODULAR DESIGN - Easily customize your gear setup!
- WATER RESISTANT PROTECTION - Guard your gear against the elements.
- DURABLE RELIABLE MATERIALS - Built to withstand the rigors of professional use.
- PERFECT FOR PROFESSIONALS ENTHUSIASTS - Elevate your photography game with style!
The Think Tank Photo Skin Changer Pop Down V3.0 Modular Pouch is a high-quality, versatile storage solution designed for both professional photographers and enthusiasts. With its modular design, durable materials, secure closure, and water-resistant features, this pouch ensures your gear is organized and protected, making it an essential accessory for any photography adventure.
Reviews
K**.
This is a great side pouch for carrying lens.
The bag has separate slots built in to keep your lens organized, and an extra pockets for more gear.
E**D
Very usefull
I like it and use it. I have two of tghem
F**S
Smaller than advertised but good enough for a 70-200 f2.8 lens
The advertised product indicates that it can store 70-200 lenses with the lens hood pledge, but it doesn't. Even with the lens hood pledged, you can't store it with the camera attached. Anyway, I recommend it.
D**.
Not Secure on Belt
In the photo, my older Think Tank camera case on the left and this product, “Skin changer Pop Down V3.0” to the right. Unfortunately, they have decreased the size of the white plastic tab which secures the bags to your Think Tank belt. The narrower tab does not hold securely. The bag stays on the belt because of the velcro, but the tab comes out and the bag slides around on the belt if you have to kneel down and then get up. Which photographers have to do all the time. Pretty disappointing for an expensive product.Other than that, the bag is versatile. I actually use it, with a bubble wrap pad, for a mirrorless mounted in a cage with handle. I don’t think I’d be happy putting two big lenses in it, however, with the bag sliding around the belt, unless they were each individually wrapped carefully.
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