LeaperRetro Crossbody Bag Sling Bag Canvas Messenger Bag for Men Women Shoulder Bag Crossbody Handbags Satchel Travel Bag

Its a very compact in size, size but it has so many pockets that it fits tons of stuff and is way roomier than it looks. I was worried at first but its fits everything I need for work. The color, and material is awesome. I get so many compliments on the bag daily. The cross body strap is good quality and fits really nice on the body. A great buy!!! I highly recommend!!!

a great bag with lots of capacity. It is durable and will withstand any and all abuse you put it thru. the strap is adjustable enough to use in many configurations. and for such a small bag it carries more then what it seems, allowing you to take it with you anywhere for most situations

Found this to be a great bag with quality material. Sometimes it is hard to tell how cheap the inside is with terribly plastic like material, but this was not that cheap stuff. All of the straps, and elastic pieces also felt durable and of good quality. I have a 14.1 in laptop and it fits really well. There is decent padding in front to protect it. Plenty of pockets and storage. I am curious why they put the water bottle pocket on the same side as the charging port. Felt if hey switched sized and had the smaller pocket there instead, it would be perfect, but that is being nitpicky. Magnetic buttons snap well. Overall, would recommend this to any friend. The bag feels not too small and not too big. Cross strap is comfortable. If you pick it up by the handle with your laptop in it, it does put a little pressure on the corners of the laptop. However, if carrying by the cross body strap, there are no issues and that is how I would carry it anyways with how heavy I load the bag.

I love the design and fabric used! it’s definitely lightweight (depending on how much you put in it) and fits everything I need for class. It has a lot of convenient pockets which I love. The only downside I experienced was the lock stopped working the day I got it. I changed the combination, locked it, and couldn’t get back in with the original 000 code or my created code. I just had to pull the little metal pieces from the thing holding them in the lock.

So I've had this bag for 2 years now without issue, though admittedly it hasn't seen truly heavy use like my main (larger) messenger bag.This bag has a great layout because the front and flap pockets are usable when the main compartment is full, and the interior pockets don't interfere with filling it to capacity.For comparison, I originally bought a peak design tech pouch, but it had too many dividers and pockets. I tried squeezing everything in my main Tumi messenger, but when the central compartment is full the organizer pockets are essentially unusable. I ended up buying this which was really too big for the gadget I had in mind, but the price is really good compared to similar bags from the name brands and I was so frustrated I was ready to try anything.The bag is of surprisingly good quality for the price. While obviously the material isn't very premium (like obviously the leather isn't real), it doesn't feel cheap either. It has that durable utilitarian vibe, and has survived 2 years of light to moderate use (since it only supplemented my everyday bag, as intended). The magnetic clasp holds reasonably well without being difficult to separate with one hand.My original plan didn't work out so I ended up repurposing this bag for my Nintendo switch, with plenty of room for the power adapter, cables, travel dock, and extra controllers. It is the perfect size for this, in my opinion.I might consider the larger size to replace my everyday bag when it wears out, though I suspect it will be quite some time before I will need to replace either my supplemental leaper canvas or my EDC.

After purchasing and subsequently returning many bags to be used as a medical HEAT Kit (a bag containing meds and information to treat my particular rare disease) this was the first that allowed full use of the dimensions advertised. Most of the openings were smaller than the actual measurements on other bags. For example, I carry an IPad with complete medical information. Although many bags should have been able to carry it, the openings would not allow the iPad to actually get in the bag.Other nice features included the ability to carry it cross body on either side just by shifting the strap. I also found some bags that did most of what I needed but this particular bag allowed carrying it with a handle as well as the shoulder strap, nice for entering and exiting my vehicle.The abundance of pockets for organizing my contents was also very important. Carrying multiple categories of accessibility aides, it was nice to organize same.If there was a negative (and it is tiny) I would have loved to have rubber feet or maybe some sort of protective bottom to the bag so that the canvass would not wear out as fast.Weight and ease of carrying were also of great importance. My particular disease leaves me weak on some days and carrying a heavier bag or one that didn’t leave my hands free was just not an option. The multiple attachment points for the shoulder strap also made for excellent places to attach it to my rolling walker. Again keeping my hands free to hang onto the walker or handrails.All in all, a great bag for the money and far out performed much more expensive bags for my purpose.I did buy a couple since they were so well suited for my purpose.

Have been using this guy for school (teacher) and traveling. It is rugged, the zipper pouch in front is perfect for my iPad with keyboard cover attached. The inside is roomy and the side pocket is perfect for my coffee/water bottle. Love the crossbody ease with a backpack feel.