Design: I really like the design. Blue and brown go well together and look harmonious. The flaps on the front serve as decoration, a magnet holds them in place. The fabric looks stiff and inspires confidence. I imagine it is even water-repellent. But I have not tried it yet. The workmanship is perfectly correct, the seams are tight and fit snugly. Overall, the design goes in the "hipster" direction, but I like it a lot.

Features: The bag is big enough to carry everyday camera equipment. Don't get me started on the maximum amount of equipment that can be installed, but there is room for at least one camera and two lenses. Of course, this also depends on whether you connect a small DSLM or a large DSLR. A total of three removable Velcro dividers allow you to flexibly arrange the interior. There is also a compartment for a tablet or notepad on the back (a 14-inch laptop will NOT fit in it) and another narrow pocket on the inside. Front outside the main compartment. There are also two small pockets on the sides, but they are not even big enough for a small water bottle or something similar. The main compartment is zipped. Unfortunately, it is only sewn at the front and bottom. Access to the main compartment is therefore possible from the sides despite the zip. Although it requires small hands and a little pressure, it is possible. The bag could therefore be a little more theft-proof with a zip sewn on all sides. The shoulder strap is lightly padded and therefore comfortable to wear. It goes without saying that this is more of a bag for short trips and not for hours-long hikes. A camera cleaning kit is also included. Unfortunately, it is not possible to attach a tripod if it does not fit in the bag itself. Here I would have liked a discreet strap on the back of the bag for attachment.

Conclusion: Apart from a few minor weaknesses, an excellent, stylish bag. €40 is fair and reasonable.