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I LOVE this bag. I got it to carry my new MacBook (13 inch) in, and so that it could be my designated “writing bag” and it’s the perfect size. It has the perfect amount of pockets. What I really like is how strong and thick the zippers are! The canvas material is also really sturdy. I also like the way it looks. It could also be a good diaper bag. It’s very diverse and would make a great gift. The internal padding is thin, and the shoulder pad on the strap can dig into the neck a bit, but that’s not an issue to me.

These Leaper crossbody bags are very well designed. This Sky Blue "Large" sized unit is my second one of these bags. The first one was a "Medium" sized unit, purchased last year. They are constructed very well, with quality stitching and durable, well-made fabrics. These bags have very good storage capacity. This "Large" bag can hold a 40 ounce Owala Freesip water bottle vertically with ease. There is plenty of room also for food items like granola bars and a sandwich, too. My mobile phone fits well in the zippered compartment in the messenger flap for easy access. The strap is long, adjustable and comfortable. This bag is a great accessory for a day outing. Definitely recommended!!!

Nicer than I expected. We'll made, strong, security lock,multiple tech connections, lots of pockets but also large storage area, comfortable strap, multiple loops for attaching things, bottle holder. Very very nice and looks great too.

This bag is fantastic. For its size it has way more space than expected. My only complaint is the zipper into the pouch under the flap kind sticks, so you can't unzip it 1 handed. Once you hit the first curve you have to hold the sides closed for the zipper to go through. Otherwise though, this bag looks great, feels sturdy, and is comfortable to wear.

After purchasing and subsequently returning many bags to be used as a medical HEAT Kit (a bag containing meds and information to treat my particular rare disease) this was the first that allowed full use of the dimensions advertised. Most of the openings were smaller than the actual measurements on other bags. For example, I carry an IPad with complete medical information. Although many bags should have been able to carry it, the openings would not allow the iPad to actually get in the bag. Other nice features included the ability to carry it cross body on either side just by shifting the strap. I also found some bags that did most of what I needed but this particular bag allowed carrying it with a handle as well as the shoulder strap, nice for entering and exiting my vehicle. The abundance of pockets for organizing my contents was also very important. Carrying multiple categories of accessibility aides, it was nice to organize same. If there was a negative (and it is tiny) I would have loved to have rubber feet or maybe some sort of protective bottom to the bag so that the canvass would not wear out as fast. Weight and ease of carrying were also of great importance. My particular disease leaves me weak on some days and carrying a heavier bag or one that didn’t leave my hands free was just not an option. The multiple attachment points for the shoulder strap also made for excellent places to attach it to my rolling walker. Again keeping my hands free to hang onto the walker or handrails. All in all, a great bag for the money and far out performed much more expensive bags for my purpose. I did buy a couple since they were so well suited for my purpose.

This bag is perfect for me. I want to specify that I got the medium size (no one ever makes that clear in their reviews so I was really nervous that the smaller of the two sizes would be too small). This perfectly fits my ipad air 2, my small sketchbook, and a reading book, with room to spare. In the front pockets I have a collection of Copic markers, my sketch pencils, inking pens, eraser, and a few other art supplies for drawing/coloring on the go. I tested this and it also fits my D&D sized books. I have several books, and they obviously wont ALL fit, but I was literally amazed as I managed to put in the 3 core rule books, my DM screen, and my Out of the Abyss setting. My dice and a small collection of miniatures fit in the front. So while this technically wont hold everything I need to DM my D&D game, it is more than enough for the Players Handbook, iPad, dice, sketchbook and minis that I need as a player. For those with less nerdy needs for this bag, I imagine it could easily hold a change of clothes, some bathroom supplies, and some gadgets for an overnight stay, or would be an ideal carry-on bag for plane travel. There is only one con to this bag, and it's more a con to me than the bag. I am an overweight woman, and so the strap does not fit across my chest as it would a normal sized person. To hold it in place the strap actually cups one of my breasts and looks awful. So instead I sling it over just one shoulder and carry it that way. I've already lost 40 pounds and I am looking forward to loosing more so that when this bag does fit me as it should I can use it to go hiking and bring snacks, water, my phone, and my sketchbook so I can draw wherever the path takes me. The bag is sturdy, the materials are quality, it has tons of little compartments to keep all your stuff organized, and the design of the shape of the bag allows you to fit a lot more than one would expect without the bag appear to bulge and get all rounded and overstuffed. It holds its squarish shape when full. This bag is perfect and I may end up getting the larger one to be my new D&D bag, maybe in a different color.

i admit that i only received this day-before-yesterday and this review obviously can't cover more than the initial impression(s). i've spent hours on amazon over the last two days trying to compare bags and backpacks and it's nearly impossible to do without being able to see and handle them in person. thus, my first two attempts were total duds and so cheap they weren't even worth returning. the hardest part is trying to estimate how large they'll be when you're carrying them. i wanted one only about 1/2 to 2/3rds the size of those i see people carrying for 17" laptops, but i needed it large enough to carry an ipad in its own case with its accessories. i also wanted a water bottle holder on the side. it didn't really matter to me whether it had one or two straps, thus i considered backpacks as well as sling bags such as this one. and i kept coming across those swedish rucksacks which seemed to be the most highly rated. but they only had 3-4 pockets at most and no side pocket that would hold even a small water bottle. loved the mini and the regular size though--those sizes (11-14") was just about perfect. so obviously i came across this one late in my search and i was skeptical because there are a lot of companies who game the ratings and you can mainly tell them by their capital letters in their descriptions and the overflowing praise for the product. but even though this one was an unfamiliar brand and didn't have those warning signs and had 55 seemingly solid reviews, i went with it even though i would far prefer the high-tech buckles instead of the old fashioned slow buckles this one seemed to have. but i was pleasantly surprised on several fronts when i had it in front of me. first, the material was heavier-duty than i expected, giving it a quality feel. next, the buckles turned out to really be snaps and you didn't really have to use them. i wish they'd left all of them off entirely, but ... there were more pockets and sleeves than i expected which will really help with organization. i was easily able to fit the ipad inside its own case full of accessories and my kindle as well in the main compartment and there are some more sleeved compartments still in there i haven't used. i distributed much more smaller items in the other pockets and i still have the front zippered one left for easy access documents and another pocket for snacks or occasional items. it's pretty fully packed (80-90% i'd say) and pretty heavy. i like that it will (usually) stand up on the narrow but flat bottom as long as i arrange items the right way. the single strap can be set for left or right shoulder carry or cross body carry. haven't carried it anywhere yet, so can't comment on the comfort. it's not as padded as some, but it is wide and hopefully will distribute the weight. actually, the single point of disappointment is the side pocket which is narrow and small and flapped. and it would be ok if i wasn't wanting it for a water bottle. luckily i had a zojirushi 16oz bottle that is slim enough i could fit in there, but i think a 20 or 25oz one would be impossible. and it would have been nice to have another side pocket for a travel umbrella or at least if the decorative buckles and straps could be adjusted to hold it horizontally. i'll figure something out. bottom line is that i'm very pleased with this purchase. i hope i get a lot of use from it. /guy

Nice backpack, sturdy, lots of space for what I need. I gave it 3 stars because the strap isn’t adjustable enough.