Besnfoto Shoulder bag, 17.8 by 13 by 15 cm inside, 16A canvas
A canvas shoulder bag with its interior published to the millimetre — 17.8 by 8.9 by 13 cm — for one mirrorless body and a lens, at 25 €.
- Internal dimensions
- PUBLISHED, and in both directions: an interior of 7.0 by 3.5 by 5.1 inches — about 17.8 by 8.9 by 13 cm — inside an exterior of 7.4 by 4.3 by 5.9 inches, in the first bullet. Publishing both is what lets a buyer work out how much of the bag is padding, and here it is roughly a centimetre a side
- Volume
- Not published. The interior figures give about 2 litres, and the page leaves the arithmetic alone. What the first bullet does instead is name what fits: a mirrorless camera and lens, a compact digital camera, or a small camera with a prime or zoom
- Access design
- A waterproof DUCK-BILL ZIP into the camera compartment, in the third bullet, plus a hinged cover — and the same bullet notes the flap and zip stop the camera falling out and that the zip need not even be closed in use. A bag that can be left unzipped safely is a bag that gets opened one-handed
- Divider system
- NONE itemised. The third bullet says the bag is filled throughout with PE foam so nothing rattles in the compact interior — which is protection without partitioning. For one body and one lens that is sufficient; for two lenses it is not
- Laptop sleeve size
- NONE. At 17.8 cm across the interior, nothing larger than a phone fits, and the first bullet puts the phone in the front pocket
- Tripod carry
- NONE
- Weather protection
- WATERPROOF 16A CANVAS, in the second bullet, described as durable and waterproof and credited with protecting the camera from unexpected weather. Canvas is heavier than nylon and takes a knock better; 16A is a yarn weight rather than a coating standard
- Empty weight
- Not published — as on three of the four bags on this shelf
- Amazon reference
- B07SG271TT (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 0756557822823
- Internal AND external dimensions published, so the padding can be worked out
- A waterproof duck-bill zip and a flap that works unzipped
- A shoulder bag on a shelf called backpacks — it holds one body and one lens
Best for: One mirrorless body with a lens fitted, carried on a commute or a short walk rather than a day’s hike.