GOOTIUMMen’s Crossbody Pack - Canvas Daily Essentials Sling Bag Small Shoulder Backpack, Olive

I love my iPhone 14 Pro Max -- but the phone is HUGE. I opted for a case that doubles as a wallet to consolidate the "real estate" of my pants. One less thing to carry. But the phone+case is giant and much too large for a pocket. So, enter the Gootium Men’s Crossbody Pack (I refer to it as a man-bag). Comfy and convenient. Also nice to have the space for my glasses case, hand sanitizer and whatnot. Two thumbs up!

Says it's a "crossbody pack" and "sling bag small shoulder backpack." Really none of those things, more of just a fanny pack. Quite small, had a weird smell.But good for what it is, and seems durable.

I use it for every day carry bag, I can fit my knife and my pew pew launcher, my power bank and wallet and still a lot of room for more items. I took it for a trip to the Caribbean and came very handy for the excursions. All my phone accessories and gopro accessories fits very good. As well as my cards and keys. I recommend this bag.

This is a "low profile" bag for your everyday items: cell phone with charging cords, multitool tool, flashlight, etc....You can carry in front, over shoulder or on your back. It is low profile soft bag without a "military appearance."

It works.

Just the right size. Well made sling bag (man bag). I use it every day since I purchased(about four months ago). This is great quality and value. Just big enough for my daily carry items with out using a back pack. If I need to carry more I just throw this into my day pack and add the additional items I need. This stays pack with my daily items such as: flossers, battery backup pack, small mouth wash, charge cables, emergency fruit snacks (this has saved me many times) keys, tissue, headlamp, and gloves for cold weather. Its been my perfect bag and I like it.

So, I bought this back over the Bellroy and the Tomtoc for several reasons. 1.- In relation to the Bellroy (which runs about 89 to 100 dollars!) the price was a big factor. Also, the main zipper on the Bellroy has only 1 zipper. So if I want to wear it from Left to RIght, or Right to Left, the ability of access isn't as easy if there were 2 zippers so I can access the main pocket easier no matter which way I am wearing it. 2.- The zipper for the Bellroy is on the TOP of the bag which doesn't utilize the full accessible volume of the bag. With the Gootium, the 2 zippers go out out to the ends and down a bit to the sides, utilizing the full opening of the sling bag to pull out or put in your materials. 3.- In relation to the Tomtoc sling bag, the price of the Tomtoc is pretty good (about 35 t0 40 dollars) and the size in comparison is a little bit smaller that the Gootium but alot of the same good qualities....HOWEVER, the Tomtoc bag has a flaw IMHO, and that is the strap that you use to tighten (or lengthen) the shoulder strap,...the excess strap that one takes up to shorten the shoulder strap just kinda hangs and potentially could get in the way. Both the Bellroy and the Gootium have self contained shoulder straps which is nice.4.- The Strap attachment points for the Tomtoc are not uniform, and by that I mean one of the straps is attached perpendicular to the body of the sling bag (like almost on top of the bag), and the other strap is attached parallel with the bag. This makes it so that you can only wear the bag (comfortably) across the body on one side of the body (but not as comfortable as the other) The Gootium and Bellroy have the shoulder straps that attach parallel to the body of the bag, making it so that no matter if you wear it left to right, or right to left, its comfortable no matter what and with the Gootium, you can open the main pouch with either zipper

simple, perfect size for man bag. fits a water bottle so that was the most important thing. just the essentials.

Very basic canvas bag. Not worth the price at all. Not many compartments or features.