Brooks Barbican Messenger Bag

The Brooks Saddles Barbican Messenger Bag is the ideal shoulder bag for riding a bike. In 1910, John Boultbee and his son Wilfred Mason Brooks filed two patents related to improvements in satchels, knapsacks, and the like. These patents guaranteed more equal distribution of the load over the straps and more stability of the bag while cycling.

With this in mind, Brooks developed their new Barbican Shoulder Bag, featuring a shoulder belt that can be easily secured around the waist during the ride. This belt is the innovative part of this bag. Once adjusted to the desired length, depending on the height and waist of the cyclist, the belt can be kept loose to carry the bag over or across the shoulder while walking. For increased stability during the ride, the belt can be easily fastened around the waist by simply pulling the two ends of the belt and locking them at the center with the "Sam Brown" fixing.

The moss canvas bag is made from water-resistant cotton fabric and vegetable-tanned antique brown leather. This design ensures equal distribution of the load over the straps and increased stability of the bag while cycling. The easy-to-secure belt around the waist during the ride and the ability to fasten it around the waist by pulling the two ends and locking them at the center make this bag a practical and versatile choice for cyclists.

The water-resistant cotton fabric and vegetable-tanned leather used in the construction of the Barbican Shoulder Bag provide durability and weather protection, making it a reliable companion for urban commuting or recreational rides. The combination of functional features and high-quality materials make this messenger bag a standout choice for cyclists who value both style and practicality.

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