400D ECONYL® regenerated nylon dobby, Water resistant 1,000mm. PFC free (main material) 150D Recycled polyester, Water resistant 1,000mm. PFC free(lining)
0.3 lb / 0.14 kg
(H x W x D):7.9 x 4.7 x 1.2 in / 20 x 12 x 3 cm
0.2 L / 12 in3
Drop Height (Max - Min) 75-38 cm / 29.5-15.0 in
It has a capacity of a small smartphone, a small mobile battery, a pen, glasses and cards.
Great for keeping my wallet, air buds, keys, and 2nd cell close and out of my pockets. Using this daily even at work.
I bought a larger Crossbody bag a few years ago for a city break in Paris and it was great - particularly when we were targeted by pickpockets on the Metro! This one was bought to use in addition to a rucksack when I am commuting to work on my scooter. It gives me easy access to my phone (with my train ticket) and then once in the office if I pop out at lunchtime I can use it again - much safer than sticking my phone in my pocket. My teenage son has also used it for his mobile when cycling to hockey. Not cheap but a great quality product (not sure about the internal pattern!)
I bought this as a bag for my Samsung S21 Ultra . The phone is in a low profile otterbox and fits perfectly within the phone pocket ( the smaller of the 2 zippered enclosures ) .
The larger pocket I use to carry a Samsung battery charger that is made for the phone and a charging cord. Works great for hiking and backpacking !
Small ding : the crosbody strap would bunch at the rectangular brass connection . The brass connection would spin . I sewed a line of stitching in the nylon webbing connecting the pack itself to the brass rectangle which in turn connects to the strap . The stitching is tight against the brass rectangle no longer allowing it to spin .
This took 5 min .
Pac safe you might consider this as part of your production process . As I can now hike without the strap bunching at all !
Perfect size for essentials. Easy to get to items and a place for each essential. Delivery was right to our door ( we live remotely so a big deal) and on time. The best part is helping the environment by the reuse of plastic netting. Yeah for the turtles!
