Review on 🌸 Stylish Baggallini Triple Bagg Midnight Blossom: Women's Crossbody Bags & Wallets by Lori Williams

I love small bags. I've found that when I carry a large bag, it turns into a sort of walking trash can and ends up becoming very heavy. In truth, I have very few things I SHOULD carry with me. I'm also a big Baggallini fan. But not all of their bags fit me. Maybe I'm lazy, but I just HATE looking for little things in the big compartment of my purse. And even more I hate taking things out of the bag to find things on the bottom (like lip balm or Imodium etc.). When this bag arrived, I took one look at its tiny size (small even for a person with a tiny bag) and didn't get my hopes up. But appearances can be very deceiving. In the end, it all boils down to post-boot functionality. I carry my iPhone 11 in a relatively thick Otterbox case that fits nicely into a medium sized front zip pocket. My lip balm and Imodium fit perfectly in the small zippered pocket at the front of the bag. The front zippered main pocket fits my hard shell mask and reading glasses. There is a flat zip pocket for paper money and small change. The rear main zippered pocket holds two pens (with elastic loops), credit cards in dedicated slots inside the pocket, a small credit card holder for extra cards, and a small bottle of hand sanitizer. And this bag is not full. On the back of the bag there is another relatively flat zippered compartment that easily fits two car keys. With all my content separated this way, there's no more digging at all. GREAT! However, it will take time for me to learn how to go straight to the right place to find my various items, but I'm smart enough to handle it. I love that I can put my phone in a secure zipped pocket to make it very easy to access and you don't have to dig around to find it. There are two rather weak straps on the back of the bag, so that the bag can be worn as a fanny pack. This might work well, but I wouldn't load the bag all the way to the point where it's heavy, otherwise I think the thing might dangle as you walk. There have been complaints about the placement of the two shoulder straps on the back of the bag, but I find that they don't interfere with the zippers and I don't see that as a problem. I can't believe how much this little bag holds. It's great for everyday at home and maybe even better for on the go. This is another "SIEG" by Baggallini.