Wotancraft

You know maybe you are after a messenger bag I think if you are and money is not the biggest issue like it's not super expensive but it's not the chea...

It's really, really strong, but it's also small or fine. It's kind of hard to explain something like high quality velcro, but trust me, it's really ni...

Now that's of course, an extra add-on but the attention to detail is really quite amazing. So I hope you enjoyed that little uh review of the Wooten C...

It's made well, but this is just so configurable and just it for one.

After I bought my X-T3 and started accumulating a few lenses, I found myself on the hunt for my perfect everyday bag to carry the camera around. Cut to two years later and I've finally settled on the Wotancraft Pilot 7L and ONA Bond Street.

That being said, it's just not big enough for me to one bag, although it is small enough to use as an EDC camera bag. The Hexad is a great carry-all, max size option, but it's too big to haul around all day, although it is pretty comfortable. I'm heading back to the states to spend Christmas with my family and will be readjusting my carry as I won't be checking a bag for the next leg of my trip. I think I'll be using the PD Travel Backpack and either the Wotancraft Trooper for a daily carry, or possibly the Art Travel Sling 2 (a sling that can carry my 15", laptop!)

i have a Wotancraft Pilot 7L shoulder bag that i love. its comfortable and well made and i prefer it to my Peak Design sling bag by a wide margin. I prefer it to the older bags i had from Domke and Tamrac. The bag is comfortable and looks like it has my lunch in it.

The most packed I’ve had it included A mirrorless camera, 2-3 lenses, drone/remote, extra batteries, power banks and camera care supplies like wipes and brushes. It’s an extremely well thought out bag and whenever I’ve had questions or requests the wotancraft team were very responsive and helpful (I bought the bag before it came with a chest strap and they sent me one to add myself).