The SmallRig 7345 multifunctional bag is made for everyday commuting and shooting on the go. It holds a compact camera such as the DJI Pocket series or Insta360 Luna together with a phone and charging cable. Layered compartments keep gear organized, a shoulder strap and a wrist strap are included, and the exterior is water-repellent.
The SmallRig 7345 multifunctional bag is made for everyday commuting and shooting on the go. It holds a compact camera such as the DJI Pocket series or Insta360 Luna together with a phone and charging cable. Layered compartments keep gear organized, a shoulder strap and a wrist strap are included, and the exterior is water-repellent.
A bag for a Pocket- or Luna-type camera, a phone and a cable. Four compartments, shoulder and wrist straps and a water-repellent exterior.

Attach the camera to the bag with a safety lanyard and place it in the magnetic compartment: it stays within reach, with less risk of drops or loss.
Front, magnetic middle, main rear and a side zip pocket.
Over the shoulder, by hand or secured for quick access.
The wrist strap can also be used on its own.
The exterior resists accidental splashes.
A front utility compartment, a magnetic middle compartment, a main rear compartment and a side zip pocket keep frequently used accessories separate from the main gear and personal valuables. Everything stays organized and easy to reach even when the bag is full.
With the included shoulder strap and wrist strap, the bag can be carried over the shoulder, by hand or secured for quick access. The camera attaches to the bag via a safety lanyard and rests in the magnetic compartment, keeping it handy and reducing the risk of drops or loss. The wrist strap is detachable and can also be used on its own.
The water-repellent exterior resists accidental splashes and adds an extra layer of protection for the gear inside.
| Manufacturer: | SmallRig |
| Category: | Bags other |
| Material | Polyester |
| Weight | 372g |
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