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Add to SafariWhen comparing Think Tank Photo Urban Approach 15 vs ProTactic 350 AW, the Slant community recommends ProTactic 350 AW for most people. In the question“What are the best backpacks for camera gear?” ProTactic 350 AW is ranked 1st while Think Tank Photo Urban Approach 15 is ranked 3rd. The most important reason people chose ProTactic 350 AW is:
You can access different compartments of the bag from the top and both sides, and you can access all main compartments from the back.
Question Ranking
Pros
Pro Great size for mirrorless gear
The size of the bag will be enough to hold most common mirrorless setups without wasting extra space. The small size also allows it to be easily used when traveling. When flying, for example, it will fit easily in the storage compartment above your head or under the seat with room to spare.
Pro Lightweight
Very compact and lightweight.
Pro Has four access points
You can access different compartments of the bag from the top and both sides, and you can access all main compartments from the back.
Pro The front of the bag is covered with attachment points
The bag has sliplock webbing loops on the outside of the bag that provide 50 attachment points for your gear. It's also bundled with attachment accessories such as a water bottle holder, accessory holder and a tripod foot holder and strap.
Pro Comes with an easy to access all-weather cover
All-weather cover is tucked away at the bottom of the bag in a separate compartment for easy access.
Pro Good build quality
The bag has a rigid body, lots of padding for your back and solid stitching, materials, zippers and shoulder straps.
Cons
Con Will be too small for DSLR gear
The bag has been designed with mirrorless gear in mind that generally takes up less space than gear for DSLR cameras.
Con Tiny external pockets
Side-pockets can't hold items bigger than a can of soda.
