TRANSIT LINE Sling Pocket XL Black

Great product! I carry it every day with me. Sometimes additionally to my Transit Backpack, sometimes in my Backpack as pouch and when I don’t need my backpack I have my sling :)

I love the bag. It is exactly as I wished it, perfect for carrying my small Leica camera and accessories. Very functional and thoughtful design. Great material. To make it even better, please extend the belt by a couple of centimetres for more versatile carrying needs and if you wear more layers in wintertime.

Re-stored Transit Line Sling Pocket XL, black

This slingbag is very organized and can carry a decent amount of one's daily essentials like keys, wallet, cellphone, hand sanitizers and mask, earbuds, and a little notebook etc. I don't like slipping 'em in each of my pockets every time I need to go somewhere and fumble around like I'm dancing the "Macarena" when I need something.Quality is top-notch. Structure is very stable and yet lightweight. The strap is also well managed by its unique design. It won't dangle.Kinda pricey but well worth every dime. Definitely not your average slingbag.

I hate having things in my pockets and this is the perfect size for storing everything. I purchased this sling bag after doing extensive research and after carrying multiple types of backpacks, messenger bags and other larger sling style backpacks for years.What I like about this is that there is enough organization but not too much. The 3 pouches in the main inside compartment at the back hold my small wallet, a business card holder and either a tube of Tylenol or chapstick. At the two ends the pouches are large enough for a small bottle of sanitizer and my Jabbra ear buds. There is a ton of room in this bag.It repels water, soda, coffee, and of course rain. It cleans up easily from gravy and spaghetti sauce too.I really like the way that the strap is connected, it comes off completely so that it can be a packing bag. It adjusts smoothly and the strap stays adjusted. I will say that one thing I wish, is that they would put a fidlock buckle on this thing. That metal buckle bothers me. If you put it on by throwing it over your head, which I do, then no problem. Taking it off by unbuckling it is a hassle because it is cumbersome, but guess what if you for some reason drop your bag, the buckle comes right open. Putting the buckle back together actually takes some hand eye coordination.