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I've been looking for a small bag for my Micro 4/3 kit for a couple of years, and I've tried a lot of bags of different sizes and shapes. Most camera bags are too large, and most courier-style bags are too tall.

The TTP Hubba Hubba Hiney is perfect for what I need. It's just the right size for a Panasonic GH2 with the 12-35/2.8 attached, and two to four other lenses -I have my 20/1.7 and my 45/1.8 stacked, and the 45-200 zoom. I could carry the 7-14 in lieu of the two primes. In the zippered front pocket I have a spare battery and a polarizing filter.

The bag comes with a nice shoulder strap that easily clips to two small loops on the top. The strap has a sliding shoulder pad that is quite sticky on one side, and adjustable for shoulder or bandolier style carry.

This bag is part of the Think Tank modular component system, so it fits on several belts and belt packs. I tried it on my Pro Speed Belt and it works very well not too large, not too small. It would make a good main pouch for a belt system, along with a lens pouch and a flash pouch for a sports photographer or photojournalist. The bag is large enough to hold a couple of larger Canon lenses like the 24-105/4 with the hood extended, and the 35/1.4 with the hood. It's not tall enough for the 70-200 though, even with the hood reversed. The 70-200/4 fits lying down, but takes up most of the inside room. I would use the bag mounted to the belt when I wanted to be a little less conspicuous when traveling.

I do wish it had a built-in waist belt that could hide inside a flap in the back, rather than requiring a large dedicated belt. Also, the two open stretchy mesh pouches on the very front aren't that useful for anything beyond a lens cap anything heavier or more valuable would fall out.

This bag easily fits inside my carry-on computer bag for air travel. In fact, two of these would fit vertically inside the bag, a Mountainsmith computer satchel, meaning I can carry my wife's camera system too.

Overall it's a nice little bag with some good features for a reasonable price. TTP stuff is very well made and I expect it to last a long time.

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Nice belt pack.

Using it with a Fuji XE1 and I can get the camera with lens mounted, more lenses and some stuff in easily. Have not worn it for hiking but should be OK.

This is a lightly built piece not heavily padded or with much dimensional support.

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I own a Lumix GH3 which I pack here with 4 lenses and an external mic! Quite crowded... but they fit! Bag design is nice, comfortable to wear and great for carrying a micro 4/3 system lightly. Highly recommended. Absolutely

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As I am aging I find that backpack camera bags are a bit tough on my lower back. I decided to switch to this belt pack with removable dividers, which changes the pressure points and is much easier now that the weight is distributed around my waist and hips. I carry three lenses in this pouch (100mm, 14mm, and 50mm) and carry my camera (5D Mark III) in a second, smaller pouch that I purchased separately. I don't use the strap.

To accomplish this purpose I bought the Think Tank Speed Changer V2.0 Multi-Use Belt Pouch (for the camera) and Think Tank Pro Speed Belt Version 2.0 (for the sake of my lower back).

Between the two pouches there is enough room for two ND filters, extra battery, several extra flash cards, and a baseball cap for sunny days. I could easily put a few more small items in the pouches (not lenses), but I don't try to cram things in.

I've been caught in a couple of unexpected downpours and the built-in rain protection worked flawlessly (I got pretty soaked with only a ball cap for protection, but the camera and lenses were completely dry.)

I am delighted with the combination and consider the money well spent.

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For wedding shooting I no longer have to leave my bag with the DJ. I have my bag on my belt (both hands free).