I tend to carry a lot of gear. I’m on the go a lot and I
like to travel. I used to commute far enough that it was easier to carry all I
needed in one bag. A back pack was too bulky and an Ameribag wasn’t big enough.
THULE makes a great Crossover Sling Pack. The low profile design is
attractive and sturdy and allows easy access to all contents while wearing it.
The wide strap disperses weight over a larger area which is great if you pack
heavy like I do. A zippered compartment in the strap lets you stow sunglasses,
mp3 player or smaller cell phones for easy access. The back of the bag is soft
material over padding to protect your Mac or laptop.
Two zipper pulls, allow you to adjust for accessibility.
Inside the main compartment is a padded drop-in sleeve that will accommodate up
to a 14 inch Macbook or laptop. The facing zippered interior pocket, which
seems to be semi waterproof, is roomy enough to hold a standard composition
book with plenty of space left for magazines or other books. There’s also a
plastic latch clip sewn into the pocket for keys or jump drives.
The second large pocket is compartmentalized for smaller
items with a double sided mesh pocket that keeps maps, electronics and writing
utensils in view. A smaller zippered pocket is where I keep my keys, but you
could easily keep cash or credit cards handy. The exterior pocket will hold
even the largest water bottles. Two sturdy grab and go handles allow it to be
hung on most doorknobs. The textured zipper pulls are a sky blue which carries
through on the interior pocket lining. The whole bag filled would fit in the
overhead compartment of most commercial flights.
Being of smaller build, I find the bag covers a good bit of
my upper body. You can wear it like a backpack or in front of you. I’m looking forward to traveling this summer and giving THULE
Sling Pack a real work out.
Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this product free from through the Amazon Vine program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255
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