Think Tank Airport AirStream Rolling Camera Bag is a compact but spacious bag for the traveling photographer. It holds more than its share of gear such as two DSLRs, 3 lenses and two flashes. One lens can be up to 400mm. The bag is also capable of accommodating your 15" laptop. That's enough to get you through most gigs.

One of the most interesting features of this bag is the included TSA (Transportation Security Administration) combination lock that closes the main zipper. A cable and lock are also provided for securing an optional laptop case to the front of the bag. There's also a second cable and lock that is found on the back of the bag that is used to bind the bag to a solid object such as a table, column at a reception hall or any other heavy object. This prevents anyone from walking way with your bag should you put it down while shooting your job.

Another innovation from Think Tank is the security ID plate that's included with every bag. By registering the number on the plate with Think Tank, the bag can be returned to you should it be lost. That's a very useful security feature and should bring some peace of mind to you while traveling.

The bag is carried on its dual wheels that are user-replaceable with a kit supplied by Think Tank when requested. The wheels, themselves, are located on the outside edge of the bag to add stability, and, they feature high housings that protect them when going up stairs or navigating down city streets and curbs.

Accessories can be stored in the front pocket that is large enough for pens, pads wallets or CDs. An additional front stretch pocket is perfect for that newspaper or other paperwork that you need quick access to. A business card holder is also provided that holds a stack of cards and eliminates the need to open the entire bag if you need to give out your card.

Options include a Low Divider set for placing a 15" laptop or optional Cable Management 50 on top of your photo gear. Think Tank's Artificial Intelligence 15 is also an optional laptop case that can be slid into the front pocket. By using the laptop case, you'll have less trouble accessing it while traveling or going through any kind of security checkpoint.