The K&F Concept Urban Wander 02 is a 10-litre sling bag worn over one shoulder like a small backpack. The lower camera compartment opens from the side, so you can reach your gear without taking the bag off, while the upper compartment holds personal items. It suits mirrorless cameras and smaller DSLRs with one or two lenses.
The K&F Concept Urban Wander 02 is a 10-litre sling bag worn over one shoulder like a small backpack. The lower camera compartment opens from the side, so you can reach your gear without taking the bag off, while the upper compartment holds personal items. It suits mirrorless cameras and smaller DSLRs with one or two lenses.
Urban Wander 02 is a 2-in-1 bag for photography and the daily commute. It is built for compact setups – mirrorless cameras and smaller DSLRs from Canon, Sony, Nikon, Fujifilm, Olympus, Panasonic or DJI, such as a Nikon D5600 or Canon EOS Rebel T6 with a lens. It is not intended for large full-frame bodies and long lenses.
The dividers are made of high-density EVA between two layers of polyester, so they keep their shape and absorb knocks. The pull rings on the zips can be grabbed one-handed, and a mesh pocket inside the side opening holds memory cards and batteries.
Swing the bag to the front and open the side zip of the lower compartment – the camera comes out without the bag leaving your shoulder. A safety buckle across the side opening keeps the gear from falling out while it is open.
The padded lower compartment with adjustable dividers takes the camera body, lenses and a flash; the upper compartment is for your phone, wallet or a snack. A side strap holds a small tripod or a water bottle.
| Manufacturer: | K&F Concept |
| Category: | Bags other |
| Colour | Modrá |
| Material | Nylon |
| Capacity | 10l |
| Length (inside) | 178mm |
| Width (inside) | 127mm |
| Height (inside) | 355mm |
| Length (outside) | 200mm |
| Width (outside) | 140mm |
| Height (outside) | 410mm |
| Weight | 520g |
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