Economic Research: Think Tank Retrospective 10

Tuesday 4 December 2012

Think Tank Retrospective 10

The Retrospective 10 is a small to medium sized shoulder bag that can hold a lot more than you’d think based on it’s size. There’s quite a bit to talk about with this bag, so let’s start with the outside. One of my favorite features of this bag is the strap, it’s awesome. The strap is wide, long and the shoulder pad makes carrying the bag a joy. The long shoulder pad has strands of grippy rubber which prevents the pad from slipping off of your shoulder. Simple, but effective. Along the back of the bag is a zippered document pocket that is great for storing maps and small notebooks. Another welcomed feature of this bag is the small handle that runs across the top/back of the bag. This is great for maneuvering the bag around when it’s not slug across your chest. Protecting your gear from the elements is a very large flap that is secured by heavy-duty hook-and-loop closures. If the tearing of hook-and-loop closures isn’t for you, simply apply the built-in “silencers” and you will be in stealth mode. On the sides of the Retrospective 10 are two small pockets for quick access to things like batteries and very small water bottles. If this sounds good to you so far, keep reading because things just keep getting better.