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Key Features
Rotate or Lock
Rotate components on the belt to keep them accessible or to stow out of the way when kneeling or moving through crowds. Use the locking feature to keep them fixed in place.
Wide-Mouth Opening
Wide-mouth opening for quick one-handed access.
One-Hand Drawstring Closure
One-hand drawstring closure secures your lenses allowing you to focus on the next shot.
Hide-Away Protective Cover
Use the built-in cover to keep your lens clean and protected, even without lens caps.
Build Your Modular System
Thin Skin Belt
The Thin Skin Belt is a lightweight webbing waist belt designed to integrate with all Think Tank Modular pouches.
KEY FEATURES:
- Lightweight webbing belt is great for travel – folds into a compact size
- Adjustable buckle stops prevent belt from loosening yet is easy to resize
- Part of Think Tank’s Modular Component System (components sold separately)
Pro Speed Belt
The Pro Speed Belt is a fully padded waist belt designed to integrate with all Think Tank Modular pouches.
KEY FEATURES:
- All belt edges are fully padded for comfort and support
- Adjustable buckle stops prevent belt from loosening yet is easy to resize
- Part of Think Tank’s Modular Component System (components sold separately)
Pixel Racing Harness
Shoulder strap provides vertical support to Think Tank belts and belt packs
KEY FEATURES:
- Attaches to any Think Tank belt (sold separately) to distribute weight between your shoulders and waist
- Additional loops, D Ring and stretch pockets
- Airmesh for comfort and breathability
Modular Comparison Guide
Rob Pauel
Reviewed in Belgium on January 23, 2025
perfecte tas voor de Sony 300 mm f2.8 300mm
Jim
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025
Does not work for the Canon 200-800mm len. I read in comments that it did. Picture shows my lens in case without the lens hood. If I put the hood at the bottom and slip lens in the fit is worse. I wish the case worked with the lens; I like the case. I am processing a return.
Schlappe
Reviewed in Germany on May 20, 2023
Produktbeschreibung trifft zu 100% zu. Stabil mit sehr gutem Zugriff.
tcWendel
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2023
Bought this for a Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 300mm F2.8G ED VR II. Upon seeing it, I thought there's no way the lens would fit. Proved me wrong, however. Even with the hood attached in the reverse position, there is lots of wiggle room. I even installed a Rolanpro lens cover on the lens and hood; still has much wiggle room.The design/construction of the Lens Changer is top notch. Have only had it for a short while but seems to be able to take the bumps from usage. I have other Think Tank products, and they have always held up well.
Juan M. Luna
Reviewed in Mexico on November 7, 2022
Es muy practico para el trabajo que realizo
Camper_joe
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2021
My 200-500 easily fits into the case and the design makes it super easy to take the lens out and put it back into the case. Plus there's room enough to stash my 1.7 TC, in its own small pouch, in with the lens. Elastic side pockets and a small carry strap are nice touches. Worth every penny to not have to deal with a top loading lens case for the 200-500.
ぶる
Reviewed in Japan on April 28, 2021
NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6Eを単体で収納出来るのですが、専用設計かと思われる位の絶妙感です。レンズフットも手前側にして出し入れする際の安心感はファスナーの付け方と相まって快適です。プロテクト感も程良く、thinkTANKphotoのモジュラーシステムにも対応します。当方はレンズフットをRealyRightStuff製に変えておりますが綺麗に収まり出し入れもバッチリです。
Generic Anderson
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2019
This case is absolutely fantastic and I had no problems with its build quality or features. I love the fact that even when unzipped the lens will never fall out! And the outside pockets are mighty nice.However, I bought this case to house my Sony 200-600, based on a glowing review here on Amazon for that exact lens. But for anyone reading, I highly suggest NOT buying this for that particular lens. It's way too short to fit properly without really cramming it in there. See my pictures.The case itself is roughly 12.5 inches long from the outside, but the Sony 200-600 lens is 13.25 inches long with the caps on. Now once you factor in the interior padding and the rain cover at the bottom, the case would need to be at least an inch longer to fit the lens properly.Just make sure your lens is less than 12" long and it's just about the perfect case. It was designed for the Tamron and Sigma 150-600 after all, which are less than 11".
cengell
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2019
Since the Sony 200-600 FE lens just came out, I have been looking for a lens case and other then the Lowepro Lens Case 13 x 32 cm that will fit this awesome lens.What I liked over the Lowepro is the Think Tank has the 2 front left & right side pockets for filters or lens caps NICE! Also they will hold the Sony 1.4x Tele-Converter in it a second NICE!Also this Think Tank has a built-in rain cover that the Lowepro don't, a third NICE!!!8-31-2019 Update I just love this with the to Sony 200-600 and the belt holder from Amazon for $12.99!! So I can say for anybody that has the Tamron or Sigma 150-600 or the Nikon 200-500 THIS IS THE LENS CASE! The only gripe I have is the poor small carry handle come on Think Tank (you did not think here!) when your caring the case with a big lens as it was designed to that thin small handle is a joke! But everything else is great!THIS IS A MUST BUY and for $50 I was not sure I wanted to pay $50 but it's way better than the Sony thin case / pouch, and for $50 offers good protection all but dropping it on cement.Christopher
Canis
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2019
My favorite wildlife lens is the Tokina 300mm 2.8 prime. All metal build and a bit of a beast. Let's put it this way, the filter size is 112mm. It weighs 8 pounds. Lens hood is solid metal. They simply don't make lenses this tough anymore. It also happens to be razor sharp optically.But how to carry it without a backpack? I have a nice backpack that swivels around and opens from the back. But I find a lot of the time, I am not going on a trek, just walking around locally. I don't mind carrying it around on my speed strap, but I would like the option of switching out to another lens at times.So what to do....I purchased an Altura extra large lens holder (the largest they make). Nicely made, but would not hold the lens hood. The other flaw was it only opens from the top. Needless to say, it worked, but I had to loop my lens hood to the strap, which was a pain. Mostly it relegated me to just going out with the beast, and leaving the Altura at home.Along comes Think Tank.I had already picked up the TT belt 2.0 (which is awesome), and the speed harness. I also purchased the smaller lens drop for the belt (for either my Siggy 18-35mm 1.8, or Tam 90mm 2.8 macro). Almost there I thought. I could attach the Altura lens holder to the TT belt easily, but the lens hood was always my achilles heel.That is until I picked up the TT 3.0 150 lens holder.The dimensions were similar in height, but WIDER. That caught my eye. The other plus was the side zipper entry, instead of top entry like the Altura. It comes with two elastic outside pockets. It has a built in space under the holder for an included 'raincoat'.It was too much to ignore. I pulled the trigger.Success!Lens hood reversed and I had a few inches to spare vertically. It also has a built in safety web on the inside, so if you forget to zip it up, the chances of the lens falling out are minimized.This baby is a keeper. If I can find a lens hood 2 inches shorter, I could store it ready to go. My lens hood is 6 inches long!Still, I doubt there is another lens holder out there that will carry my Tokina beastie.Certainly not one that is as well thought out.Their brand name is for real.... Think Tank.
DHBJr
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2019
Fits Nikkor f5.6, 200-500 nicely. More to come...
Pietro R.
Reviewed in Italy on December 3, 2019
Arrivato prima del previsto. Conosco da molto tempo questa azienda, prodotto comperato per contenere il mio obiettivo nikon 200-500 dimensioni perfette, si aggancia alla cintura o si può trasportare con l'apposita tracolla, il materiale é di ottima qualità e ben costruito.
Justin J. Rebbert
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2018
The bag itself is good. It holds the lens in even when the bag is unzipped, as long as it’s in a fairly upright position. However, the strap is practically useless. It’s much to thin to be comfortable sling over one should or across to the other; all the weight would be concentrated in a thin band that has no padding. There is a small loop on the top edge of the bag, which is too small to pick the bag up and carry it around. The bag has a wide pass-through on the back side, which is meant for a belt. Putting this bag on a belt is clearly the only way Think Tank meant for this bag to be used.
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