tomtoc5.5L X-Pac Sling Bag for Nintendo Switch 2, Heavy Duty Crossbody Bag for Men, Water-resistant Carry Chest Daypack Travel Shoulder Pack for Steam Deck OLED, ROG Ally X, iPad mini, Tactical

I've had this bag for just over a year now and I've been pretty pleased with it. Given the price tag, I wanted to make sure it would still hold up after some time before writing a review. It has more than held up and survived multiple cross-country trips. It's a little much for an EDC bag in my opinion, but it works fine for that purpose as well if you're fine with a little added bulk.It more than fits my Nintendo Switch Lite (in a case!) plus some miscellaneous daily items (gum, tissue, charging cords, etc.) in the main pocket. The front pocket fits my epi pens and various OTC meds I carry with me just in case (ibuprofen, benadryl, etc.). This bag won't replace a proper backpack or anything but it's perfect for, say, bringing on a flight or on a road trip. I wish it had some more pockets for organization, but what it has is definitely better than the cheaper sling bags I've gotten which had no pockets at all. It also has a key ring, but I haven't used it.The material is stiff and seems decently water resistant, so I haven't had concerns bringing in on rainy days. I do think it wouldn't hold up well to being soaked, so I've only spot washed it. The zippers and pockets look like they're made out of good material, too. The buckles are interesting but I didn't get much out of them that I feel normal buckles wouldn't also deliver. I've read some reviews about squeakiness but personally haven't experienced that. No tears or rips on or in the bag, and I'm not exactly kind with it.I'm 5'6", on the taller end for a woman, and chunky. I find this bag doesn't look hilariously oversized or undersized on me, and it also fits well and looks good on my much taller, heavier male friends. This might be too heavy/large for smaller (under 5') women in my opinion as the length itself is pretty substantial.My main complaints are that the size/bulk make it difficult to carry daily and that it is quite pricey for a casual sling bag, but given how well it's performed, I find the price worth it personally. I'd love to see these in different colorways but the black is basic and minimalist (and good for hiding dirt ;) as a bonus). If you are looking for a more "daily wear" bag, this is overkill imho unless you want to splurge a bit on quality.PROS+ has quite the capacity, fits my Switch Lite and miscellaneous daily items easily+ storage compartments+ build quality feels very solid, seems like it'll last some more years to comeCONS- on the bigger/bulkier/heavier side, even when empty- pricey :(

Big guys looking for a sling bag, this is it. Now that I have reading glasses, a bigger phone, wallet, keys, etc etc, I used to carry them in my pockets and it would be uncomfortable and bulgy. I was searching for a bag, and I went through a few so far: Chrome Mini Kadet, Inatech Sling bag X, and now this.The Chrome was by far the best looking and best build, but it was small for me (still keeping it as a goal to lose weight lol). The Inatech was a bit too small in storage and looked unimpressive in person despite having a good strap length.I took a chance on this Tomtoc 5.5 Sling and it's the best of both. It has the good looks and storage capacity of the Chrome, with an even better strap than the Inatech. The strap ends bend a little near the clip, which helps with body contour. It may be a bit big for the average person for a close sling, but it's perfect for any and all big chunguses out there.The interior is well thought out and spacious, with many pockets to organize (more than the Chrome). The only "negative" i have for now is that there is no key ring, but honestly that's a very very small problem since i'll be detaching them all the time anyway.

This is my go-to sling when I need to be out of the house/car for an extended period, for instance, this bag went with me to Disney, Universal, jury duty, on plane flights, and hiking.I feel like it's a very good price for how durable and useful it is. The outside material is thick and feels like it resists the elements really well, the zippers feel really solid, you can easily access anything in it without having to take the bag off your shoulder, the shoulder pad is comfortable, and the strap is easy to adjust.As far as storage capacity goes, you can fit a comfortable amount of stuff in it for a day trip. For reference, I've had 2-3 disposable water bottles, 8 granola bars, sunscreen (tube), my wallet, phone, and keys for Disney.It's about the size of a loaf of bread, the good kind you get at a bakery, not that wonderbread crap.

Greatest sling bag I have ever used. It's the perfect size. It's a light weight bag and it's a very roomy. I use it as my weekend bag and carry my weekend essential in it. I would definitely recommend.

Best additional to my EDC! Very spacious and high quality, perfect for every day travel, I can't stand small slings, 2L doesn't cut it anymore for me.

I’ve been using this everyday for the past week and so far I have very little complaints. Fits my everyday essentials, with the padded should scrap its very comfortable. I absolutely love the carry strap it has, extremely useful for the up and on move.Zippers can be a challenge at times. But it’s ok because I know my stuff is safe and dry. Storage capacity I’ll be making a video about that soon enough.

Has a nice front compartment with two small pockets. The main compartment has a good amount of room. One side is a zippered pouch. The other side has two elastic pouches and a large slip pocket behind those. And a good amount of room in the middle in between the two sides. There is also a “hidden” pocket on the back that also has some good space in it. The buckles are cool because they are round and rotate so it moves with you. I’m pretty big and it fits with room to spare.l. I’ve got a lot in there. In the front pocket I have medical supplies. A tourniquet and a few random first aid things. In the middle I have a daily carry co edc pouch. A power bank. A blade. Some wipes. A pen and room to spare. On the back I have a small edc kizer fixed blade. So it’s plenty big. If that’s too much space they make a 1.5 liter and a 3 liter as well. The 5.5 I have is definitely a good size for edc carry. If you’re just looking at carrying a phone and wallet and maybe some documents and other little stuff. The smaller ones would probably be plenty.