Product Features
- Multiple zippered pockets including space for a hydration pack insert (not included)
- Padded back panel
- Front mesh pocket
- Padded air mesh sling strap
- Adjustable waist strap
- Aluminum carabineer attachment
Detailed Product Description
Keep your road or trail essentials comfortably stowed in the Everest Sporty Hydration Sling Bag. This lightweight and durable polyester sling backpack boasts multiple zippered pockets, including space for a hydration pack insert (not included), and plenty of room for your wallet, keys, sunglasses, cell phone, lip balm, digital camera, and anything else you need during your hike or bicycle ride. An aluminum carabineer allows you to attach extra gear, and the Everest Sporty Hydration Sling Bag has a padded back panel and a padded air mesh sling strap for your carrying comfort.
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Ratings Summary
Overall Rating: 4.0
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Ranked Most Helpful Review
"This bag is much bigger than It looks. It also holds a lot more and also has several compartments for smaller items."
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"I use this bag daily for going to the gym..i ride my bike & it swings over my shoulder easily & im on the way! It doesnt hold as much as a "normal" backpack but works great for what i need to fit..shorts, gatorade, gloves etc.. love this bag thanks!"
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"This bag looks intimidating and has more pockets than I thought would fit on a small/medium sling. It does not come with a hydration pack, which is perfect for me, but there is plenty of room and a completely separate compartment for it. The pack stays pretty secure, without the waist-strap, when riding a bike; wearing the waist-strap makes the bag a part of you. It's not quite big enough to fit a text book, but it will comfortably hold a netbook, tablet, nerd-gaming supplies, gatorade-ish bottle, and anything else you can strap to mil-spec webbing or the shiny carabiner on the front. This bag is sharp, well constructed, comfortable, and highly mobile."
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"I purchased this item for my son who is attending college. He is pleased with the product and said that it is holding up well. He did say that some stitching had come loose but he is still able to use the item.
Thank you,"
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"I use this bag for urban exploration. The sling style bag often fits my needs so when I'm crawling in a sewer or climbing up the side of a building I can do it without a constraining bag. The locations of the clips for the waist and shoulder straps are placed conveniently. My one cofusion is what exactly the flap on the front is used for. I find I often loose very expensive flashlights because I mistake the flap for a pouch. It gets dark in those caves!"
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"I bought this back pack for my husband to take his drinks, snacks, and other accessories to work. He has used it every day for the past four months and loves it!! This is the second one I have bough in case he needs to replace the one he has been using every day."
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"Zipper broke with in the first month, used it to carry lunch."
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"Organization is very simple because it lacks the many pockets and compartments in other bags. It would be nice to have some external pockets for small items that can be accessed without opening the whole thing. The side cinch straps get in the way of the compartments but I guess they serve a purpose when the bag is fully loaded. The sling seems a bit short, but maybe I'm a bit big. The carry handle also seems to be slightly out of place and does not carry the weight squarely. The waist belt, which I have not used, probably has a good use when needing some stability. As a sling bag it is a compromise between something small and discrete, and a larger more capable 2-arm backpack. Its moderate size and sling might be a good tradeoff."
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"Great Bag! Love the design. Everything about it is wonderful. The downside to this whole bag though is that the strap that holds it to your body, slides to the furthest point of the holding portion. So in the end, what you have is this bag that sags all the way to your butt because every time you take a step, the bag just loosens up every time. I have gotten to the point where I need to bobby pin this thing, but really, is this acceptable when I have to pay so much for a bag??? Do i have to pin it down and potentially stab my chest with a bobby pin every time I walk around on campus at my University? Until this thing has gotten its strap issue fixed, I am not recommending this to anyone as I see that if you were tiny and had to carry this thing around, one end would be strapped to your shoulder while the main carrying pouch itself would be dragging off the ground. Not cool."
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