#BANDH ONA BOWERY PRO#

I think a fair comparison size wise is the Brixton to the Hadley Pro very similar bags in their respective line-ups, the Brixton in canvas retails for $369 in the US, the Hadley Pro in the UK its country of manufacture for equivalent $290 so in fact the Billingham is less expensive contrary to your belief. You mention Billingham above and I think it's a very good comparison to Ona since both are handmade of premium materials, one in a high cost Western labour market and the other in a lower cost developing country market.

Of course not, living in a low labour cost base country myself I'm questioning the final pricing of the bags bearing in mind the markets they are being produced in. It feels like it will easily last 500 years or more. I'll never trust or buy another brand of bag as long as I live! The quality is extreme crazy. I couldn't find this info anywhere so hope this helps.

You can also fit X-T3 with one F2 Fujicron attached and one extra on the side. There's room to spare so you can maybe fit a phone too, but not much else. I tested configurations and the X-T3 fits with the 18 1.4 (see pic below) with the genuine Fujifilm Metal Hood. I even spilled an entire cup of coffee in it one time.Īnyway my worry is that the Bond Street would be too small, but it's just big enough for when I want to go BARE (I HATE STRAPS) with a one body/lens setup. Strangely enough compared it with my now 5 year old Ona Bowery which has been all over the world, kicked, slammed, stuffed, and dragged across pavements, buses, and trains, and there's virtually no wear. Love the Hadleys but to me they're a bit too in your face in public. Why the best? Stylish and sturdy with extreme craftsmanship and quality, without being flashy and overbearing.

Bandh ona bowery