Free Photo Bag from Think Tank

[Every Miles A Memory]

I finally ordered a Long lens bag for the big 400mm lens we picked up awhile back. After placing the order from Think Tank they offered me a promo code number that I could give out to fellow friends, photographers..etc so they could get a free bag when they purchase a Think Tank product worth $50 of more

If you're into Photography, then you should already know that Think Tank makes some of the sweetest bags and accessories on the market, so getting a free bag is only that much more of a bonus!!

Log onto Think Tank Photo and when prompted, enter promo code AP-329

Once we get the Long Lens Bag, I'll be sure to post a full indepth review so you'll be able to get an idea of how sturdy the bag is designed

 

[bajasurf]

Many of the photographers here own and use Lowepro USA bags and when you visit the Think Tank Photo site that "EveryMile" has provided click on "about us" and read the short bio´s of Doug Murdock and Mike Sturm. As I mentioned on another thread about a week ago I am going to order the "Speed Demon" bag and now that "EveryMile" added some juice with the free gift it seems to be a win win offer. Thanks EveryMile.

 

[Lost Canadian]

Thanks Pat. I'm currently looking for a bag, and I know that Michael Reichmann really pumped this bag on the luminous landscape. I'm still leaning toward an F-Stop or Lowepro but look forward to hearing your thoughts. I like the discreet nature of the Think Tank bags.

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

Yeah, that's what sold me on them is they dont look like a photo bag, more just any ol' backpack.

I'm in love with their belt system and always find myself talking with the photographers who have them at events to see how they like them and what they like best about them.

Everyone I've spoken with who owns one swears by them. Great way to keep your gear at the ready. I dont know how Expedition worthy this type of rig system would be, but for covering an event like a concert or something where you might need multiple lenses at the ready and wont have time to swing a backpack around, they're the best way to go.