SEEU Sling Bag Backpack, Ultralight Shoulder Bag Chest Bag for Women Men 20L

This bag literally has lasted me five years and the only reason why I'm getting a new one as I wore a hole in the cell phone holder due to using the bag for all my excursions. I love this bag and would definitely get the exact same one again. It having the extra strap came in handy many times while outdoors.

I purchased the larger version (Path Finder 2.0) for the sole purpose of holding my pickleball paddles, balls, phone, keys, etc.. It suits that purpose absolutely perfectly. The middle compartment holds my 16" long paddle perfectly. In fact, there is a pouch built into the middle compartment that you can slip the paddle into which will cover almost the entire paddle head to protect it. You could fit several 16" paddles in this bag, although I wouldn't recommend this bag for paddles that are any longer than that such as blade type paddles. The smaller, outer zippered compartment can hold up to 3 balls easily while the zippered rear compartment can hold an extra shirt, socks, etc. If you are looking for a bag to hold larger gear such as a pair of shoes, you will want to consider something considerably larger, such as a back pack or duffel. This bag also seems to be of solid and sturdy construction and I like the fact that it is made of a water resistant material (not waterproof). There are also plenty of loops on the bag from which it can be hung. Aside from the adjustable shoulder strap, there is also a strap that appears to be for fastening around your waste if you are going to be active while wearing the bag, but if you are not, that waist strap can be easily removed so that it does not get in your way. Very happy with the purchase so far!

Final Update: Okay, lugged it around from TX to LA to Tokyo to Kyoto and back. The bag has weathered the trip well, and the padded shoulder strap (see below) was very comfortable. Went to Disney Sea (they have Disney Land and Disney Sea in Tokyo) where I got drenched in water. Unfortunately, while the main compartments kept dry, the back part where I can stuff passports, papers, etc., actually let in some water. I think this bag is very functional and durable for the price -- I still think the thin blue strip part of the strap needs to be thicker/wider and a bit more waterproofing for the back flat compartment.Update: I'm exactly a week into my trip to Tokyo with this thing, and it has been taking a beating and has continued to hold up well. Also, I appreciate the extra loop to hold down the top of a water bottle (that will fit even if stuff the main compartments) and the backside zippered compartment that rests against your back is perfect for storing tickets, passport, and other travel ephemera. For this reason, I'm changing the star rating from 3 to 4. Having said that, I still think that the while the shoulder strap width and padding is great, the remainder of the strap is very thin and unfortunately looks inexpensive. I think adding 1/4" thickness or a different kind of stitching will make the thin shoulder strap look so much better. I'll report back in another week.Previous: Okay, this is NOT as light and squishy as I had hoped it would be. I've got a bunch of sling bags and this is barely lighter than the one fishermen use (don't ask -- I have Lowpro/photography sling bags too). And it doesn't have a waist/belt loop so forget running with this one. Has lots of pockets but not sure if I really need these rather rather zipper loops on them. The strap, other than the padded section, is worrisomely thin. Note: I'd rather they spent a little more money/construction on the strap (not the padded part) then on all these little fancy zipper loop thingies.

I ordered this after reading loads of reviews on other bags and finally settled on this one. It is perfect. I wanted a light bag for my husband and I each. When we do day trips with hikes it is a perfect size to share the load of day use items. It easily fits my digital SLR camera and a spare lens along with some snacks in one pack and the other would fit shell jackets and some more snacks. It is not huge and this was the point of buying it over a regular back pack. It fits snug to the body, so on rougher tracks there will be no bumping around and it is simple to change from right to left or front to back. The strap pocket does not fit my iPhone 6 with its cover, but take the cover off and it fits nicely. The water bottle pouch on the exterior fits snuggly a refillable water bottle and the extra little toggle strap to hold it firm against the bag is great. The back of the bag, that sits against your body, is well made and has enough padding for protection. The front is very light weight and is made from water resistant fabric similar to a spray jacket.Not made to lug heavy or large items or offer any protection from external damage, but is a perfect day use pack. Light, well made, easy to wear and great colours.

Bought this bag, after searching endlessly for a replacement for my Thirty-One sling bag that busted at the seams, as a on-the-go diaper/toy/snack/purse bag. I liked the Thirty-One bag, but it was a tad small and had no interior pockets. So I found this one that has the small exterior pocket (small, but big enough to fit a couple of thin paper books and a few car and train toys. The large main pocket holds a diaper pad, wipes, a few diapers and pull-ups, and even 2 kid jackets-in the main compartment. It also has an elastic top pocket inside that, which I put my wallet (easy to find!), bag of snacks and a small first aid kit. The very back pocket can hold a change of clothes, but I kept it to shorts and undies, because too much in the back pocket can make it bulky and uncomfortable. The water bottle holder fit a large, slender, water bottle, but not a standard Nalgene. The pocket on the strap fit my iPhone 5, but could easily fit a larger phone (not a giant one though). I love the bag, but I'm anxious to see if it holds up. The fabric is a little thin and the buckles are plastic, so hopefully it lasts, but if not, I will update.