Review on Crossbody Backpack Shoulder Daypack Outdoor Backpacks by Andrea Scoggin

I take my pup to the dog park every day. It got to the point where I was carrying a ton of stuff in my pockets and hands - a leash, treats, poop bag, keys, wallet, water bottle, phone. It got fun. I decided to buy some sort of bag but wasn't sure which was better - a waist pack or a backpack. I went for this shoulder bag and it's been pretty good so far. MATERIAL The material is strong but not too heavy. It looks like it will last. I've found it easy to scrape dirt off the bag when my dog jumps on me with dirty paws. The color is muted and subtle, which is good for me. POCKETS The bag has two main compartments that make full use of the available space and I can fit most of the stuff I need. There are also 3 small external pockets but they get a bit cramped and not very practical when you need to get something out quickly while walking. A small disadvantage is that large bags have a sloping bottom, so the water bottle inside cannot stand upright. Just make sure that if you carry a water bottle in this bag, it closes securely and won't spill. multiple options for carrying on the back or side, as well as the ability to quickly adjust to your size. They are made from the same durable material as the rest of the bag. The main belt can be zipped into one thick belt or unzipped into 2 belts. It works well. CONCLUSION I really like this bag. It has become much easier for me to carry all the items I need for my daily walks to the dog park.