The Ulanzi B167 TE88 is ideal for daily commuting, urban street photography, or short trips where compact, stable, and quick-access gear storage is essential. Its secure harness system and lightweight design make it perfect for active use scenarios like cycling or walking tours. It also suits users seeking versatility, allowing for an easy transition between everyday carry and dedicated camera gear setups.
Features:
● Lightweight but Roomy - Weighs just around 870 g (1.92 lb; ~1.1 kg with divider) — roughly the weight of 3.8 iPhone 16 Pro Max devices.
● Holds up to 15 L total capacity: 12 L in the main compartment and 3 L in the front pocket.
● Secure Movement with 3‑Point Harness
● The 3‑point harness system evenly spreads the load to minimize bounce during active movement (like cycling or street shooting).
● "Switch & Go" Shoulder Strap System - Easy tool-free switching between left and right shoulder carry with quick‑release buckles and adjustable snap buttons.
● Fast Gear Access - Dual side zippers let you open the bag from the side and grab your camera or kit quickly without needing to open the top flap completely.
● Modular Internal Layout - Includes modular, foldable or removable dividers to toggle between camera‑mode and everyday use. Flexible modular design to fit whatever gear you carry.
● Organized Storage Pockets - Thoughtfully placed compartments and pockets ensure that accessories—lenses, cables, memory cards—each have dedicated homes for easy access.
Specifications:
Materials: 900D polyester body; lid made of washed nylon fabric
Dimensions: 38 × 17 × 28.5 cm (≈14.96 × 6.69 × 11.22 inches)
Weight: ≈870 g (bag only); ≈1,100 g including divider
Capacity: 15 L total (12 L main + 3 L front pocket)
What's inside the box?
Shoulder Bag x1
Divider x1
Strap x1
Note: The bag is not waterproof, so adding a rain cover is recommended for use in wet conditions, as rain protection isn't specified in the product description. Additionally, it has limited capacity, making it suitable for mirrorless systems or compact DSLRs, but not ideal for carrying heavy cinema rigs or multiple large lenses.