Think Tank Retrospective 5 V2.0 Canvas Shoulder Bag for Mirrorless or Standard DSLR Cameras and Photo Accessories - Pinestone - Small
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Size: 5 - Small
Color: Pinestone
Features
- Soft and form-fitting with minimalist outer appearance
- Zippered opening to main compartment tucks-away when not in use
- Dedicated pocket fits a 9" tablet
- Additional dividers to sub-divide compartments, Organizer pocket, Seam-sealed rain cover, Collapsible water bottle pocket, Luggage handle pass-through. Removable carrying handle, Adjustable shoulder strap with cushioned non-slip pad, Webbing rail to accomaodate modular pouches or carabineer
- Exterior Dimensions: 10" W x 8.5" H x 6" D (25.5 x 21.5 x 15 cm), Internal Dimensions: 9.5" W x 7.8" H x 4.9" D (24 x 19.5 x 12.5 cm), Front pocket (fits 8 tablet): 9.4 W x 6.3 H x 1.0 D (24 x 16 x 2.5 cm), Weight: 2.0 lbs (0.9 kg) with all accessories
Description
Classic stone-washed canvas is soft and form-fitting with minimalist outer appearance Zippered opening to main compartment secures your gear and tucks-away when not in use Dedicated pockets fit a tablet and laptop Removable carrying handle and adjustable shoulder strap with cushioned non-slip pad
Closure Type: Zipper
Capacity: 60 liters
Strap Type: Shoulder
Wheel Type: Spinner
Pocket Description: The product has a dedicated pocket for storing tablets and laptops, a front compartment for several accessories including a zippered valuables pocket.
Handle Type: Web Handle
Number of Compartments: 2
Color: Pinestone
Style Name: Retrospective 5 V2.0
Pattern: Solid
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 10"L x 10"W x 10"H
Item Weight: 0.9 kg
Size: 5 - Small
Brand Name: Think Tank
UPC: 874530007286
Global Trade Identification Number: 86
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Think Tank
Included Components: Rain Cover
Item Type Name: Luggage- Messenger Bag
Model Number: 7286
Manufacturer Part Number: 007286
Material Type: Cotton
Shell Type: Soft
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: 5 - Small
Color: Pinestone
This bag ticks all the boxes for me. It looks good, it has zippered pouches, pouches easy to get at, it can be closed with a flap or zippered closed, and the flap has velcro that is coverable so you can open it quietly. You all know how it is with camera bags. You'll get the greatest thing ever, but it's the wrong size. You'll find something the right size but it is missing a feature you want. Somehow you always want another bag. I've gotten a few in the last five years or so because of this and this one is higher quality than all of them. I had a good bag from another company for years that was about this size. After 15 years the zippers failed and, frankly, it looked like a shiny nylon camera bag so I wanted to replace it. Five years back I bought a Domke bag, which is an absolute classic, and I love the look over shiny modern nylon. It's the classic 70s news reporter bag of there ever was one. But it is not protective and has no padding. The top doesn't zip closed so things can fall out -- I lost my favorite pen when my pen case fell out while on a plane -- and a velcro closed top for quick in and out is really the most convenient of modern conveniences. I got an Amazon branded bag for cheap that closed more securely and held a laptop and it was fine for the price. But it isn't particularly good, just good for the price. I like it for travel with its computer case, and I like that its fabric rather than shiny, but it only OK overall. And it's too big for walking around locally, when I'm not carrying a computer with me and don't want to bring two spare lenses and a flashgun. I also have a couple of holsters, just big enough for the camera with the lens on it, which are wonderfully compact, but obviously limited. Enter this badboy. It's big enough for my Z7 or 7100 wearing a lens, another lens, and acessories like a flash gun, or maybe a small prime. That's it for the camera compartment, but that's enough. There's also a hole for a tablet or whatever in the padded section, and this whole camera/tablet section can be zipped close for secure storage. The back has a zipper closed pocket, good for storing a cellphone or something valuable when you're doing street photography where there might be pickpockets, a situation I've encountered before. The front has both zipper closed pockets and open pockets that are easily accessible. The open pocket is pretty secure as the top flap closes over it and can be velcroed down. As mentioned above, the velcro holds the top flap securely but you can leave the camera compartment unzipped and pull it up quickly to grab the contents, or leave it zipped when you want it to be much more secure. The velcro has covers that you can put over it so you can leave it closed, but silently open it, which is great at a wedding or concert when you might want to reach into the bag and not make an obnoxious velcro ripping noise and watch the whole crowd turn around and stare at you just as the bride is about to recite her vows. Construction is high quality. Everything looks sturdy and really well made. Even the shoulder strap is nice, and the padded part that goes over the shoulder ACTUALLY WORKS. Like, it's padded, comfortable, and stays on your shoulder where most other bags I've had might as well just be the strap, the shoulder pad is so useless. And it looks good. To my personal aesthetic tastes. So, I'm happy with this one. It'll see a lot of use. When the cheap Amazon bag wears out I might splurge on the bigger model for those times I need to fly somewhere for work and want to bring a laptop and my camera.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2020 by CM 92054
Size: 4 - X-Small
Color: Pinestone
This bag has so many cool features it's like it's from the future. The way that the internal separating "barriers" between the bag sections relate to each other is super clever, and the way the velcro pads work is genius. (The main flap has a way to adjust how "sticky" it is to the bottom; I'll let you figure it out because it's fun.) The strap is great, the fabric looks and feels good, it's not too heavy, etc etc. One thing I'll note is that there's not much bottom padding on the bag unless you work in an adaptable velcro separator (included) or else invent something simple given your own camera needs. I've used this with one camera and one or two lenses, and with a main camera and a GR-III, and it's great. The top flap being semi-open all the time makes "whipping" the camera out quickly pretty easy. It's not a huge bag for like a pro landscape person. It's great for me because I like travel and casual stuff, and this is perfect for that expressly because it's not too big: it denies me the ability to bring too much stuff. Oh also, on the subject of being a tourist: you know how every museum or cultural thing or whatever hands you a map and a brochure and tickets and other crap? Well this bag has a perfect back pocket outside the main flap that is zipperable and absolutely perfect for museum trash you'll throw out when you get back to the hotel. (Or keep for your family archives, you do you.)
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2026 by Mike McNally
Size: 5 - Small
Color: Pinestone
I bought this camera bag for my Canon R8. I am a hobbyist who likes to travel light, so I needed a bag that fit my camera without a lot of extra weight and space. The pictures show my Canon RF 70-200 F/4 and RF 24-105 F/4 in the bag without my camera, and with the 70-200 mounted on the camera with the 24-105 next to it. There is just enough space vertically to fit the camera with the 70-200 mounted and zip the top flap shut (it's exactly the right size). It has enough space for the camera, two lenses, and some extra small equipment. But if I have only the camera and a smaller lens, it doesn't feel too big. The bag is well constructed and feels sturdy. As some people have pointed out, it is heavier than some other bags, but with my equipment in it, I want to be sure that it is sturdy enough. And when everything is in it, the weight of the bag is nothing compared to the weight of the equipment! The shoulder strap is strong and comfortable, and I really like the shorter handle. I use that every time I pick up the bag. I've used all of the features of this bag and found that this really works for me. It looks good, it feels good, and it works well for my style. I would highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2024 by Patrick R
Size: 5 - Small
Color: Pinestone
The charm of Think Tank’s Retrospective 5 V2.0 (Think Tank Photo Retro Spectacular on Amazon) is the army surplus ethos. The olive green fabric is softer than military canvas and rustically attractive. Fit and finish are excellent, and the details of the interior are great: nylon lining to reduce lint, ample dividers, pockets galore and flaps to prevent rain from flowing into the compartment. Although padding is partial, gear is protected from knocks. The bottom boasts dense closed cell foam padding and rear padding protects a stowed iPad. Front and sides lack foam padding but layers of canvas, pockets and lining offer good protection. The bag’s most unprotected area is the top flap: only a thin layer of canvas stands between your camera’s LCD and a tumbling tripod… I wear my bags sling-style for increased security and to distribute weight across more of my body. I'm 5'8" with slim build and the strap has enough length for it to hang at my kneecaps! Luckily it can be adjusted to waist level. The strap is narrow, and a wider strap would be welcome to distribute the load better. Think Tank claims "fabric exterior treated with DWR while fabric underside is coated with PU for superior water resistance." It fared well in light rain but you should deploy the rain cover during downpours. STUFFING IN GEAR: The Retrospective 5 is ideal for medium sized mirrorless or a compact DSLR with mounted zoom kit or small prime. My EOS R7 with mounted RF-S 18-150 3.5-6.3 IS STM fit well. I could also squeeze in a small prime/zoom and EL-100 Speedlite. Other than tiny knickknacks like filters, memory cards and my iPhone, that was pretty much it. I don’t own an iPad but the rear pocket is useful for flat objects. GOTCHAS: The mammoth Velcro under the front flap is grippy and loud. Think Tank includes a built-in Velcro cover to silence the noise but then nothing is holding your goodies inside should the bag topple. Here's an easy fix: fold the Velcro silencer so it covers 50-75% of the Velcro patches. It grips but is weaker and less bothersome. This bag is heavy compared to similar size bags: 2.25 LB according to my postal scale. This bag is a pound heavier than my well padded Crumpler 4 Million Dollar Home and larger Bellroy Venture Camera Sling 10L. Weight is the price you pay for the vintage canvas and extra pockets. LAST BLURB: This is my third Retrospective series bag so I expected and received great quality. A handsome product with excellent fit and finish, quality materials and thoughtful design. It's pricey but is a looker and boasts generous storage within a wee space. It's an ideal bag for my Canon EOS R7 kit. It's too tiny for pro gigs but that's why they sell the Retrospective 10, 20 and 30.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2023 by P.K. Frary
Size: 30 - XX-Large
Color: Black
First of all, great looks, great quality materials and construction. I have come to appreciate the quality and useful features of Think Tank products. The Retrospective line is very nice, I have this V30 and also the 15L backpack. Curiously, they are about the same size and shape, and both fit fine under the smallest airplane seat. I prefer the V30 for airplane travel because the laptop compartment is great - fits my big MacBook pro, and outside pockets are easy to get to with the bag on the floor in front of me. The shoulder strap is comfortable when carrying a full-frame, 24-70, 70-200, flash, and typical accessories. There are numerous useful storage pockets, and the included rain cover is a plus. Definitely recommend, this bag has become my favorite for every-day-carry, and for airplane travel.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2022 by Jim Rourke
Size: 5 - Small
Color: Pinestone
Love the bag - took it on an international trip to SE Asia.. packed it loaded in my suitcase.. and just put other stuff around it.. worked great.. when I take the camera out for shooting -- the bag becomes a great lens and water bottle holder.. and yes there is an external water bottle holder.. and it works great.. a bit large but works super.. I have loaded my Sony A7CII with 24-70mm zoom - a Samyang 35mm, and a Zeiss 55mm f1.8.. along with some other stuff.. all fits nicely.. and packs in my bag which is a carry-on suitcase.. on location, I just unload it out of the suitcase and I am ready to go to work... No it does not have tripod straps - I do not carry a tripod when traveling. All my other gear - batteries and cards and charger go in other containers as I do not need to carry them with me during the day or evening shoots. I do carry a spare battery and card, just in case.. What I have found about camera bags.. they are like a woman's purse.. the larger they are the more stuff you will put in them.. to the point you feel like you need a bag caddy. And the larger the bag the quicker your creativeness goes by the wayside.. heavy bags only get heavier as the day goes on...
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2025 by Rob
Size: 20 - X-Large
Color: Pinestone
Very good quality and versatile design.
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2026 by John Bruno
Size: 4 - X-Small
Color: Black
I got this bag after considering many different brands/models; I'm primarily just using it as an everyday bag (for my wallet, keys, phone, headphones, etc.) but it's nice to know I can stick my Canon EOS Rebel DSLR and a nice lens or two in there if I want to and have it be protected & easily accessible on a hike, etc. My taste in bags is very utilitarian, and this fits the bill nicely, being black canvas without any prominent logos or useless decorative features. It comes with a built in (but easily removable) rain shield for your camera, as well as a number of velcro dividers for customizing the interior. The "suitcase" carry handle is removable, and there are these cool pockets for the outer flap's Velcro closure so you can bypass the hook-and-loop feature (handy if you want to sneak up and photograph an interesting bird without scaring them). I went back and forth on whether to give 4 or 5 stars, but settled on 5 because it is honestly a perfect small camera bag. For everyday bag use, I would say 4 stars, since it would be nice if the shoulder strap got just a bit shorter, and if the shoulder cushion thing were removable, and the largest interior pocket doesn't have a zipper or anything at the top (meaning if you have anything smaller than a DSLR in it, it doesn't feel very secure). I fixed the top opening issue by adding a strip of Velcro to the inside, though, and that was very easy, so I am not going to take points off for that. The bag is extremely well made and looks cool too. Very pleased with the purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023 by Anne Corwin