Thanks to the POSTS of Red-Five, Panzer and jjk454ss, on their Sarma Custom Made Torba Mini bags, I decided to get in touch with Sarma Custom.

I messaged Boris on Facebook and our messages went back and forth. I wanted an EDC bag that would be able to hold an iPad Air2 as well as a mirrorless camera. I was looking for a “small” EDC bag that I could use touring a city on vacation or for a short hike. Boris’ recommendation was for a Torba MIDI. So despite having a ton of bags already for EDC, I pulled the trigger on a Torba MIDI in black and I am glad I did.

The Torba MIDI is similar to the Torba Mini (see Red-Five, Panzer and jjk454ss posts) but with bigger dimensions.

Here are a few pics.

The Torba MIDI does not come with a water bottle holder. I just attached an ITS skeletonized water bottle at the side (which has 3 molles instead of 2 from the Torba Mini)

As you can see, the Torba MIDI holds an iPad Air 2 and a Fuji XPro2 in both the front and rear compartments.

This is with a Kleen Kanteen 20oz water bottle beside it in the rear compartment

With a Fuji XPro2 in the rear

With the FujiXPro2 in the front

I tried taking it out on a short day hike and here are a few pics of the loadout for sizing reference.

Front Compartment

It’s not clearly shown but my iPhone 6plus is in the clear zipper compartment beside the gloves.

The small removable zippered compartments fit an Altoids Tin

Rear Compartment can hold a GSI cup with a small canister fuel and MicroRocket Stove, GSI Soloist Pot, Shemagh, and packable jacket.

This all fits in the rear compartment.

With a 32 oz Nalgene Bottle in the rear compartment for size reference

A few things make this bag different though.
The back panel has molle

And at the bottom is a small zippered compartment that houses a raincoat

With the raincover on

Overall, this is a great EDC bag for my purposes and the quality is top notch.

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