Review on Adjustable Waterproof Heronsbill Women's Handbags & Wallets: Crossbody Messenger by Napoleon Robbie

For a $15 bag, that's enough for me. It has room for everything I need every day and has extra space if I'm carrying a water bottle, a book, or most importantly, my Instax polaroid camera me around. Nylon and stitching are very strong. This is a pretty low profile size for the sheer amount of stuff I've stuffed into it. Also, it has a good design so I can easily access anything I need. My membership cards fit in a flat front pocket, emergency wipes or wipes in a flat back pocket, my phone in a water bottle holder, sunglasses in a rear water bottle holder, and assorted lip balms, hand creams, and a headphone case in the front patch pocket. This means everything is tidy in the main compartment so I can easily reach and find my keys or wallet. The only real downside is that if the bag is heavy, the shoulder strap isn't very comfortable. It's soft so it doesn't cut or itch at all, but without padding it can dig into your shoulder, especially with heavy use, or snag your skin when it's hot and you're a little sweaty. When it's heavy, the strap adjuster tends to slide over the slick nylon strap and doesn't stay in place very well. The key here is that I bought this bag specifically for everyday use and the utility of keeping it in my bag. You can never pass it off as a stylish or trendy wallet. It's a useful one that looks decent/cute. But it will never be considered a famous brand or even remotely emulate the style of any of them. Pros: - Plenty of storage/pockets - Roomy for its relatively small size - Intuitive design for users - Fits in a standard plastic water bottle - Attractive print - Sturdy construction Heavy - Doesn't look designer nor stylish