A real-world video review of the GRAMS28 154 after daily use — design, carry comfort, and whether it’s actually worth it.
Personal note
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View my personal GRAMS28 creator discount →I’ve been using GRAMS28 bags across travel, everyday carry, and professional work. This isn’t a first-impression review — the 154 City Pack has been part of my daily setup through airports, long walks, and working days.
The 154 City Pack is built from Italian pebbled leather with a clean, understated aesthetic. It feels premium without being loud, structured without being bulky, and clearly designed for people who value both form and function.
Internal organisation works well for everyday essentials and compact camera setups, while the padded strap keeps the bag comfortable over long periods.
In daily use, the 154 works best as a refined everyday carry sling. It comfortably handles essentials such as phone, wallet, batteries, cables, and a compact camera like the Fujifilm X100 series.
This isn’t designed to replace a full camera bag — it’s for people who want a discreet, premium option for lighter carry with strong design intent.
What I like: build quality, minimal design, comfort, and how easily it transitions between daily life and travel.
Worth noting: it’s a premium-priced bag and best suited to smaller carry setups rather than larger mirrorless kits.
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