Review on 👜 Criss Cross Crossbody Bag by Baggallini by Anthony Jagers

love love love love love this bag. i really love it Alright, here's the thing. The last pocket notebook I bought and used is about 20 years old. I rarely carry wallets. Almost everything is either in my pockets or I carry some kind of camera bag. The wallet I bought twenty years ago is very small. How small? My phone doesn't fit in there and when I put my keys in, the pocket is almost full (although I have a lot of keys on my keychain). I'm sure this is the additional information you wanted, but I was summoned before a jury and my 20-year-old bag is too small for my belongings and my camera bag isn't allowed in the courthouse, so I figured it was time something new. my requirements? Relatively small bag with many zipped pockets. Well, the website hardly does this bag justice. It's brilliantly designed. Seriously BRILLIANT. I don't often brag, and I certainly don't brag about wallets (if I did, I'd probably buy more in the last 20 years, right?), but this bag is worth a look. Small and light, but full of pockets and compartments and even a sense of design. There are three main zippered sections, one has an open pocket inside, another has an open pocket, zippered pocket and handle with an elastic band inside and the last one has open credit card slots (I find them useless. I would never put my credit cards in them). into such an open pocket) and two pockets / pockets with zippers. All zippers are smooth, with strong and attractive zippers. On top of all this zipped splendor there are three additional pockets with magnetic closures. And a simple large central magnetic compartment for quick storage of keys or sunglass cases without having to fiddle with zips. To be honest, the Baggallini designers managed to get inside my head and come up with everything I can think of in a wallet. Maybe they just removed a hook to attach my keys to my bag. Nowadays, many bag manufacturers like these hooks. CONCLUSION: If you're a lover of small bags like me, you'll love this bag as much as I do. It's well designed and incredibly well made (I think all the Baggallini I've seen are well made) and I think the price tag around forty bucks is very reasonable for what you get.