Think Tank Photo Offers New Products and a New Promotion

It has been a while since we covered anything from Think Tank Photo here on the site. We’ve review many of the products and I’ve always been impressed. The company just rolled out a few new products and new promotions for June 2014. If you are into photography both the products and the special deals are worth checking out!

The first promotion centers around the Shape Shifter Backpack. It is one of the company’s most popular backpacks thanks to its unique ability to expand or contract depending on what you are carrying and where your travels take you. As they explain:

This revolutionary breakthrough in camera backpack design expands and contracts to fit your equipment. It carries monopods and tripods in the bottom front pocket, features a contoured harness for men and women with air channel, holds a full assortment of photo gear and a laptop up to 17”, and compresses to 3 inches when gear is removed.

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With the Think Tank Photo Test Drive program, from now through the end of the month you can have two weeks to try it out for free. Just place an order by phoning 866-558-4465 ext. 1 (you need to order this way to do the Test Drive) and give them our special Gear Diary code number- ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­AP-715. If the Shape Shifter isn’t for you simply return it and you won’t be charged. Check out the Shape Shifter Backpack here.

In addition, until the end of june when you order $50 of gear or more you will receive free gear with your order. That’s a pretty good deal since money spent on Think Tank Photo gear is always money well spent. But that’s not all the news we have coming from Think Tank. We’ve also got some new products.

Think Tank Photo Airport Roller Derby- Four-Wheeled Rolling Camera Bag

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With a high-capacity, room for a 15” laptop, two standard DSLRs, a tripod, and multiple lenses and strobes, the Airport Roller Derby is a great way to travel with all your gear. Four specially-designed wheels let you make your way through crowded spaces with ease. In addition, the bag sports travel-ready security features such as a lock and cable and lockable zippers so your gear stays safely in place. That’s important when you are carrying something as pricey and precious as your camera equipment.

 

The Airport Roller Derby- Four-Wheeled Rolling Camera Bag has an MSRP of $389.75. You can learn more here.

Think Tank Photo My 2nd Brain Briefcase for both 13″ and 15″ Laptops

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Think Tank Photo’s My 2nd Brain line of bags are a great way to carry your Apple gear and keep it nicely organized. We reviewed a few of the North/South bags and were impressed. The company has now introduced the My 2nd Brain Briefcase 13 and the My 2nd Brain Briefcase 15. These East/West laptop bags help keep your laptop and accessories well-organized and protected as you go about your day. As they explains:

These lightweight, full-featured briefcases include easily identifiable dedicated clear padded pockets designed to hold the accessories most often used by serious Apple users. Their travel-ready design includes two compressible side pockets for water bottles or a compact umbrella, as well as a pass-through handle that slides over a rolling luggage handle. They come with their own rain cover, providing extra protection against the elements.

 

 

The My 2nd Brain Briefcase comes ready to hold either a 13″ laptop or a 15″ laptop and are available in either Harbor Blue, Mist Green or, of course, Black and are $129.75 for the 13″ and $144.75 for the 15″. Thanks to Think Tank Photo we’ve got one of the 15″ versions on the way for review so stay tuned.

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About the Author

Dan Cohen
Having a father who was heavily involved in early laser and fiber-optical research, Dan grew up surrounded by technology and gadgets. Dan’s father brought home one of the very first video games when he was young and Dan remembers seeing a “pre-release” touchtone phone. (When he asked his father what the “#” and “*” buttons were his dad said, “Some day, far in the future, we’ll have some use for them.”) Technology seemed to be in Dan’s blood but at some point he took a different path and ended up in the clergy. His passion for technology and gadgets never left him. Dan is married to Raina Goldberg who is also an avid user of Apple products. They live in New Jersey with their golden doodle Nava.