ONA - The Bowery

Cherchant un sac pour deux appareils photo, le Ona Bowery est parfait.Il a accueilli un Nikon FM3a avec son 50mm + un Fujifilm X100v. Les deux appareils ne sont pas vraiment à l'étroit.Le cuir est de très bonne qualité et qui promet de bien vieillir, je le trouve assez petit et pas très encombrant.Le vendeur est sympa, Il répond à toutes les questions avec beaucoup de réactivité. Je le recommande.

Excelente producto muy recomendable

Materiale eccellente, anche nei dettagli d’ottone. Ideale per una piccola LUMIX GX80 e 2 ottiche. Avrei gradito un separatore in più!

Great little bag

Ordinata il venerdì il mercoledì e' arrivata seppure sia stata spedita dagli usaConsegna velocissimaDi Qualità superiore alle borse fotografiche in commerciostraordinariamente bella e piacevole al tattoPelle morbidissimaHo riposto: xt2 fuji, obiettivi 18mm,35mm,55 230mm,18 55mm,flash ef x20,batterie,porta schede

Have you ever given someone a gift that you (secretly) wish you had kept for yourself? Well, this is one of those times. Dang, this camera bag is sexy! The "cool factor" is off the charts! All the well thought-out details come together to make the ONA Bowery one of the best looking, coolest, most functional and amazing camera bags there is. I have to confess, I'm a leather snob. I'm very particular about the "hand". You know how some leather just feels cheap? This feels like "buttah". It's thick, yet soft and pliable. It has to be the right texture and color. I want it to get better with age and develop a patina that tells a story. This bag has all that...down to the stitching. The materials and construction are clearly high-quality. It's going to last "forever". Like most of the other reviewers, I love the color. I have camera bag envy. Sigh.This is the smallest camera bag in the ONA line-up, so don't plan on using it for your travel, work or main carry bag if you schlep around a lot of lenses and accessories. It's more of a "runaround town with your camera and maybe 1 extra lens" kinda bag. It fits a digital SLR nicely. She carries a Fuji X-T1 with the Fuji XF18-55 lens most of the time. Her extra lenses are the Fuji XF 10-24 wide angle and Fuji XF 50-140 telephoto lenses. She doesn't carry around all those lenses in this bag at the same time - it's really too small for that, but she does sometimes take along the wide angle lens. I'm not so sure you could carry around the Fuji telephoto as a 2nd lens and haven't checked, but I think it would work if you were just carrying camera body with telephoto attached and no extra lenses. If anyone wants to know for sure, just ask in the comments and I'll confirm...she has the bag with her at the moment.I researched and searched the internet for other amazing, leather camera bags and trust me, there just isn't anything out there that even compares. ONA is the only game in town as far as I'm concerned and if, after reading this review, you decide the Bowery isn't for you, they have several other models. I went back and forth between the Bowery and the Brixton (next size up) and almost went with the Brixton, for the larger capacity, but decided on this one as she likes to have her camera with her most of the time and I felt the Bowery fit that bill better, especially for a female. She's not one to carry a purse with bunch of "stuff" around with her (like I am), so I figured this camera bag could function as a daily carry bag that would stealthily carry her camera and an extra lens, plus, hold keys, a small wallet, phone and lipstick at the same time. It is perfect for that, but I would say, it's not going to carry much more without bursting at the seams. This also probably isn't going to be a good option for you if you want it for your main/only camera bag unless you carry a point and shoot or an SLR with one lens OR if you're really concerned about weight/packability because it's not lightweight. ONA bags are heavier than your average camera bag and let's face it, carrying a lot of weight on your shoulder/body after much time, gets old fast. The smaller Bowery will be more comfortable to carry around all day because it's lighter than the Brixton and because it won't hold as much extra stuff. Of course, you can adjust the strap and wear it cross-body which is more comfortable. **On a recent RV trip, she brought this bag and used it when walking around, and brought along an extra bag to carry the things she wanted, but didn't necessarily need to have with her at all times. Two bags probably aren't practical for air travel, but since we were in a mobile home, it worked out just fine. She could have taken her larger, cordura camera bag, and had access to all her stuff in one place, but is so in-love with this bag, she opted for the 2 bag option. :-)If you're on the fence between this and the Brixton, I feel your pain. It took me awhile to decide. Both have their strong points. At first, I was wanting a bag that would allow her to carry some camera gear and maybe laptop or iPad. Then, I started doing some research and couldn't get past the weight of the bag issue. Reality is, I decided she wouldn't like carrying aIl that stuff in one bag (unless it had wheels), and in the end, I decided the Bowery was the better option because it's more "purse-like" and lighter. Plus, I feel Brixton is more masculine appearing...not a bad thing for the guys, but for females, that might be a consideration. Thankfully, I made the right decision, because she was/is crazy about this bag. She loved the look, color and feel of the leather. I told her she could get a different model, and had her look at the ONA website - the first thing she said was she liked the Bowery the best and wanted to keep it. She thought the other ones looked too masculine! Whew!5 stars all the way.