Billingham Digital Hadley Shoulder Bag | Khaki with Tan Leather Trim

Description

The Billingham Hadley Digital Camera Bag is crafted from khaki canvas complemented by tan leather accents. It boasts a 3L capacity, providing ample space to safeguard your film or digital camera along with a medium zoom lens, as well as an extra lens or flash. The spacious front exterior pocket is ideal for storing cables, chargers, memory devices, or spare batteries. This pocket features a convenient quick release leather strap with a brass clog-ball closure, all secured by the main covering flap. Customize the interior layout with two adjustable hook-and-loop dividers to protect and organize your equipment. The fully adjustable shoulder strap/sling is reinforced with leather side patches for enhanced durability. For added storage options, you can easily attach optional AVEA pouches to the side of the bag.

• Transport, organize, and protect your DSLR or mirrorless camera kit
• Dense foam padding on all interior walls, top lid, and base
• Quick release leather front strap with brass clog-ball closure has adjustable buckle to customize size of front pocket
• Two padded dividers are included for customizing the interior
• Front dump pocket stores your phone, spare batteries, cables, ID, and passport
• Attach optional AVEA 3, 5, or 7 pockets to the exterior for additional storage
• Top flap prevents rain or snow from getting into the main compartment
• Three layers of waterproof exterior fabric
• Shoulder strap/sling is adjustable to suit your height and shooting style
• Discreet and slim profile

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