Wotancraft messenger bag

 

Sunday, 15 April 2018

Wotancraft messenger bag

Key Characteristics:

  • One-piece thick cowhide flap, a bold design concept integrated into a versatile compact bag
  • unique zipper-less opening, precisely cut to fold without causing creases, and allows quick access to gear inside
  • built-in shock-resistant padding with velcro tabs, allowing flexible divider attachment
  • back pocket with leather rain cap (tucked in by default), designed specifically for photojournalists to quickly access field journals padded compartment for iPad
  • curved ergonomic shoulder strap pad for maximum comfort when bearing weight, with anti-slippery padding lined underneath
  • vegetable tanned full grain cowhide and leather parts, with tough rugged skin creases and pores clearly visible
  • exclusive W.A.L composite waxed canvas, using the highly durable Cordura® fabric as basis, PU coating the underside to prevent water seepage, with surface ground and waxed infused to achieve a natural cotton look






Max capacity
1 APS-C DSLR or mirrorless camera body
2 optical
Accessories

Specifications
Dimensions (W x D x H): 39 x 12 x 23  cm
Insert interior(W x D x H): 26 x 10 x 19 cm
Weight (with interior protection): ± 1.3 kg


Material
vegetable tanned leather (cowhide)
W.A.L composite waxed canvas
high-strength metal hardware
bronze YKK Zippers (with rustproof coating)
high-density foam padding (shock resistant insert)

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