🎒 Navy Everest Sling Bag: Optimal Size Backpacks and Stylish Daypacks for Casual Use Review

I loved this bag. It had lots of pockets, was quite large inside, and seemed sturdy and easy to clean. I would have kept it if it hadn't been for one thing: it wouldn't have fit on my chest. It's hard enough dealing with bags that either squeeze your chest or go right in between and look silly, but that doesn't even fit. I could make it fit, but that would be impractical. All in all if you are a man or have small boobs this is a good bag.

It's very simple. Disappointing. Not what I was hoping for. The shoulder strap is too short for a 6'0" man. There is no pocket for a water bottle. No loops or D-rings on the sides or bottom to attach other things. In fact everything is layered in one place. Very small clamshell but useless for any smartphone Another small flat pocket on the strap that I couldn't think of any use for It was so sad I gave up after several days of trying to make ends meet on a trip , the maid gave it and threw it…

The bag is very nice, simple design. It was exactly what the kid wanted in terms of color and way of carrying it over the shoulder. The biggest drawback was the production. This subject did not extend over an entire academic year or an entire semester. This is probably best for light items and short trips. I wouldn't recommend it as a school or outdoor backpack because the pockets came undone at the seams and the mesh pockets ripped shortly after the first use. We used it for 1 school year with

Update: There is a tear. The shoulder strap fell apart. I noticed a day after they canceled the exchange or return. The old post is zero problems. Continuous. The back is soft. With weather protection. Shoulder strap could be longer. If I had a flat chest I would be fine. Two or three weeks of bullying and no tears, no tears. Although the side pocket with velcro keeps opening. That's all. And the color came out a little more green-turquoise than the blue on the screen. So far this has been a…

Pros: Durable canvas material, Good compartments, Zippers at a comfortable angle when carrying. Cons: WHY IS THE BELT SO SHORT?! It barely fits over my bust size. If the strap could be extended another 6 inches that would be perfect. I also have a large Everest messenger bag that has lasted me 5 years. In contrast, this traditional flip phone holder is not detachable. My decision: because sending it back wasted my money. I'm going to change it myself, using the old strap and attaching it to the

I bought this shoulder bag as an everyday bag for my trip to Disneyland last month. He did his job well. The various compartments are handy for organization, and the side pocket came in handy for lip balms and other small items. She carries a lot without being too heavy. I used the feeling of traveling one or two days a week to commute to work by train. I haven't had any problems with the strap attachment like many others. My only issue with the bag and the only reason it didn't get five stars…

Got this for my friend's son as he has urged us to get him one for his books, actually just a couple of books and there is room for an extra shirt. The shoulder bag looks good and will suit him as he only carries light things with him. That might seem like a lot to him since he's only five years old, but that's okay. Who knows, maybe next year he'll still be using it. The bag is of high quality, the seams are well sewn, the zippers slide smoothly, there are additional pockets for small things…

I bought this bag to carry meat cutters to work. My largest knife, curved for meat with a 12" blade, fits snugly, albeit tightly. I read reviews that it is not durable. If you want to take a few books with you, this bag isn't designed to carry a lot of weight, you'll probably need to buy something else. However if you need something to carry some food and water for a day hike this is a great bag for something like that. Update 06/20: I've had the bag for almost two years now and it's holding…