Urth Zeolite Tech Organiser - Water Resistant, Recycled Electronics Travel Case, Cable Organiser Bag for Cords, Charger, Phone, Camera Accessories in Ash Grey

Extremely well made product, quality zips, compartments and materials.I can through this into any bag and know I have the right cables, hard drives, spare batteries, what ever I need.I was worried about getting the ash coloured organiser due to it potentially being easy to mark and get dirty, but it's actually very easy to clean and marks don't show up easily at all.Overall, great tech organiser, can't wait to see what else Urth bring out.

Case is well made with loads of compartments. Perfect for my Analogue Pocket, cables and cartridges.

Urth Zeolite Tech Organiser (Ash Grey)In the pack.You get the bag. I chose the grey one.Design and quality.The design solves a problem for me. A camera bag with spaghetti cables and I can never find the right spare cards. This bag allows me to organise all the bits that comes with modern digital cameras. The bag is made of 70% recycled materials but feels a premium product in every way. It holds a surprising amount of kit, I have cables, cards, batteries and a charger but there is plenty of room for more. There are plenty of compartments plus an inner zipped pocket. The zips are excellent.Price and ethics.The bag is very expensive for what it is but the company promise to plant 5 trees for every bag sold. This is very admirable and the way to go in my opinion. How you judge values and ethics is up to each individual.I looked up Urth’s website (urth.co) and it is very informative and a great source of information on photography and conservation – well worth a visit.Overall.This is a simple bag but very well made and solves a problem for me. Ethically it ticks all the boxes and the web site is worth a look. After seeing how they work and what they have achieved I would be happy to part with £40 for this.

This Urth tech organiser is perfect for storing cables, memory cards, phones, batteries and any other items you may wish to put into it. There's a multitude of small layered compartments inside, with pockets on both sides and a central zipped section. Just inside the top is a thick black loop that holds a pen, a handy design feature that saves you rummaging around at the bottom of the case.It's surprisingly spacious and I managed to easily pack 15 cables into it with room left for more. It comes in grey or black but I chose the grey one for easier visibility. I do like the look and feel of it.Given the £40 price point, you'd expect high quality construction and indeed it is very well made.I haven't tested how weatherproof it is, but it definitely feels like a premium product. The zips are YKK, the stiching is solid and the nylon exterior feels satisfyingly durable. There are straps on both the exterior zips and the interior zip, so it's very easy to open and close.It's carbon positive, made from 70% recycled materials and some of the purchase price goes towards planting five trees (with a code included that you can use to plant five more) so you certainly can't fault Urth's environmental credentials. I don't know whether that justifies the price tag, but it is admirable nonetheless.

Quality wise I can't really fault the bag. The material is light, strong and well made, looks like it will wear well and withstand a good deal of weathering and keep all your contents safe and dry. It's listed as weatherproof and although I haven't physically tested it for severe weather it is well padded and appears generally waterproof.It is sold as a camera bag accessory although to be honest it could be used to store any small items, batteries, cables, phones, chargers, even jewelry or makeup I guess.There are ample little pockets and zips, when testing it out I used the 4 small pockets to pop my spare Sony camera batteries in as they were the perfect size (well slightly large). It does seem a little too compact inside and you do have to jam everything in pretty tight if you want to fill the bag up. I have other bags of a similar idea that are a little more roomy inside with stiffer compartments and more small pockets and straps for storing small items. This one is more designed with several larger pockets to jam all your small stuff into.The only real issue I had was the price seemed a little high for what it was, although it is a great quality, stylish little bag and they do claim to fund planting 5 trees for every sale and they do have a very fancy looking website :).

This is a very well made bag with compartments to keep items apart e.g. camera batteries.Also it comes with a unique reference to get another 5 trees planted and they don't even need your email address.Not heard of the brand before but they have many products on Amazon mainly photography related.

This accessory bag is a perfect match for my Urth tablet sleeve, which is a big plus. This bag holds all the accessories that your sleeve won't - you can get your mains leads, mouse and memory sticks all in this one zip up bag. With 8 internal pouches a zip up pocket, storage for a digital pen (analogues versions are available) as well as room in the centre of the bag for things like your mains transformer, this bag is designed for the things you need to carry and has room for them. The finish is the same as their sleeve which is washable in the sink under the tap with a little Persil or Ariel washing liquid - this is a simple process that restores the outside to new condition - so don't worry about how light the grey colour is,The only negative is the price - this is about double what you might expect to pay for a case with a similar function, but the finish is better from Urth.All in all this is a good product if slightly pricey and it makes a great pair with the laptop/tablet sleeve in the same brand and finish.