Santa Fe Shoulder Bag, Creme-Multi
$80
Inspired by epic road trips and shooting on film, the Santa Fe shoulder bag by Long Weekend is the perfect travel buddy for any adventure. It strikes the right balance of size and organization — just enough room for what you need, without the extra fluff. Made from rugged 500d Recycled Nylon and technical gridstop, it’s weatherproof and built to last through every pit stop. Better yet, it comes in a lineup of rad, vintage-like colorways that’ll catch the eye of any design lover.
Our Review
Long Weekend Santa Fe Shoulder Bag — a weatherproof carry that doesn’t scream “tourist”
The gist: A lightweight 3L shoulder bag built for travelers who want one camera and the essentials on hand without hauling a full backpack.
- Weatherproof 500D recycled nylon: with YKK zippers, built to hold up through every pit stop on the road.
- 3L capacity: fits a mirrorless body with a small lens, plus a point-and-shoot or a few rolls of film in the front pockets.
- Two front pockets + one internal zip pocket: no padded dividers, so pair it with a lens pouch for extra glass.
- Comfortable all-day strap: distributes weight well for long walking days exploring a new city.
Shotkit’s review called it “fantastically simple” and “exceptional value,” noting it comfortably carried a Sony A7 III with a prime lens plus everyday extras through a day of city photography.
Best for: travelers who want a low-profile, weatherproof grab-bag for one camera setup and daily essentials. Skip it if: you shoot with multiple lenses and need padded compartments — there’s no internal structure here. Runs ~$80 — check the current price before buying.
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