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Take What You Need in a Compact Size

The Urban Access 8 will take a mirroless body (without a grip), 2-3 lenses, an 8″ tablet and accessories. Example kits for reference include: – Sony a7rIII with 24–70 f/4 attached, 90mm f/2.8 macro, & a compact flash – Fujifilm X-T3 with 56mm f/1.2 attached, 16mm f/1.4, 60mm f/2.4, plus 35mm f/1.4 You can also attach a small tripod using the front Tripod Attachment – perfect for those setup shots.

Slings Both Ways

This case “Slings Both Ways”, over your left or right shoulder, depending on your preference. You can simply adjust the shoulder strap to attach to either side of the bag. The ability to change this on the fly will alleviate strain on trips and photographic outings. Both sides have access panels for easy access to your main bits of kit – perfect for lens changes and grabbing accessories to enhance the shot. All of this without having to remove or adjust dividers.

Comfort on the Move

A removable webbing waist belt will distribute the weight more evenly, taking some of the strain from your shoulder and giving some extra support. Anyone who has travelled with their photographic gear will relish in the extra comfort. Thos travelling may need to lug the bag through airports and other places of travel – a handle assists in this, as does the removable SR Buckle. The visible business card holder also identifies the bag as yours.

High-end Materials

The exterior is made with a Durable Water Repellent (DWR) Coating with a polyurethane backed fabric giving excellent resistance to moisture and water. The zippers are RC fuse zippers made by YKK®. The bags interior and exterior have been created using 420D high-density nylon, 500D 2-tone poly tech-weave, nylon air-mesh, 3-ply bonded nylon thread and nylon webbing. Stiffened backed liners and dividers keep the gear together. Dividers are made from closed-cell foam. An included rain cover is made from polyurethane coated 190T nylon – for some extra protection in adverse weather.