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What does it fit in the 225 MKII Camera bag?
- 11 inch (or smaller) iPad in front full-length pocket (you may wish to add a slim case for protection).
- DSLR with a lens attached (e.g. Canon 1DX, Nikon D6, Canon 5D, Nikon D850) plus 1-3 lenses depending on their size.
- Mirrorless camera with lens attached (e.g. Fujifilm XT-5, Sony A7IV, Canon R6, Nikon Z7 – with or without a battery grip) plus 1-3 lenses depending on their size.
- Two rangefinder cameras (e.g. Leica M11-P, Leica M6) with lenses attached and 2 spare lenses.
- Medium format cameras (Fujifilm GFX100II, Hasselblad X2D, Hasselblad 907X 100C, etc) with lens attached and 1-3 extra lenses.
Zipped rear pocket and luggage trolley strap
A full width, zipped rear pocket and luggage trolley strap can be found on the back of this bag for easy, convenient travel. A leather grab handle can be found on the top of this bag for comfortable carrying.
Brass feet
Brass feet on the bottom of the 225 MKII help with durability and stability, helping to prevent wear on the corners and generally extending the life of the bag.
Practical bag for photographers and travellers
The 225 MKII Camera bag features a full width zip pocket at the front of the bag, spacious enough to accommodate an 11″ iPad in a slim case (this area is only padded on one side). Two padded pockets can also be found inside this main compartment.
The “delta” shoulder sling splits into an inverted “Y” shape to help with weight distribution and to keep the bag stable when carrying heavy loads.
Quick Release System Front Straps can be found on the front section of this bag, uncovering the front dump pockets. Loops can be found for tripod straps near the bottom of the bag.
Tuktop feature
The “TukTop” feature is present on the 225 MKII, which allows you to neatly tuck the top of the bag behind the main compartment front and back of the bag, keeping either sides of the zip away from precious camera equipment and allowing you to keep your bag open for dipping in and out.
