Yens® Fantasybag Urban Sport Sling Pack, SB-6826

I got this bag like 6 months ago and its a pretty good bag-pack, but none the less here i give you the pros and cons of this thing.Pro: its pretty light wieght *Good water bottle holder, i usually run to work so it holds my water bottle in there(full) and it never falls out. * inventive pockets, the pocket on the strap is pretty cool, i keep my pens or pencils in there for an easy reach, because all you have to do i touch your strap where should be on your chest presto no hassel or reaching into your book bag or stoping to find it. cause i have had to run and pull out a pen but never stoped running and you can leave it unziped cause it holds my pens/pencils awesomely(know it not a word but i like it so get over it :D) *In case you were wondering, yes it is a good bag-pack for all you runners like me who cant stop moving and dont want to worry about your water falling out! * the bag i would say the bag itself is pretty durable from what i do with it anyway, which is run alot and throw it everywhere and fall on it *the strap is pretty comfortable on the shoulder, it sides of sometimes but that also depends on the type of shoulders you have whether brode or whatever * side pockets you can fit with protein bars or flash cards or little things of your choice but not that many things * it can hold at least 50 to 60lb from what ive put in itCons:Its not water proof!!! but i can say you can last a good 8 min in rain before objects inside the bag start to get wet and then another 6 before the obects are even more wet *the zippers are not that strong, if you put in to may things the zipper will brake. i had that happen with me (and dont worry ill get to how much it can old in a bit) but if you over stuff the thing the zipper wont be able to close the bag or if it does the teeth(the thing the bag uses to zip) will come undone, and then bye bye one zipper, that why i recommend you use only one of the two zippers and leave one on the other side in case one breaks you have a spare(cause it happened to me and im glad i left one zipper untouched) * the water bottle holder is stating to get tears in it, its still a good holder just though it would last longer, but with what i do im not suprised at that but that it held out for this long. *the space is ok at best, it can not hold that many things in the big pocket. i go to college and it can hold i textbook (ex. my Biology 149 textbook and that thing is pretty big, and 2 notebooks, and a small bag of chips like the $.69 cent chips and once you tetris all those it the big pocket the smaller one can fit a few snacks like(ex the same size or a little big the energy bars or narture valley bars it can fit like 8 without anything else in there but if you take 2 or 3 you can fit flash cards in there about 5 or 6 decks with 50 cards in each again you have to tetris the stuff to fit it in with that much stuffFinal statement:All in all its a good light wieght bag-pack for those who like the one strap thing and is pretty durrable from all the things its been through with me, and still looks new except for a few marks here and there. But all in all a good buy so it was worth the money even if the zipper broke, but that took like 6 months before the zipper finally gave. any extra question ask me by going into the question box and putting (hey zero)

Update: April 8, 2015.I still think this bag is amazingly awesome. I still use it as a diaper/go bag. And it's great because it's a bag that my hubby can grab and it isn't all flowery or shaped like an oversized purse (read: feminine). It has held up really well; no tears, no missing zippers.When I bought it last year it was $13.99, total, for the blue one. It must be more popular now since they're charging more for that color. Top notch, though. Love it, love it, love it!May 23, 2014I've been using this for 2 months. I have 2 kids, one who is finally potty trained (but was still in diapers until 3 weeks ago) and one who is now 6 months old. I was using half of my large Coach purse as a diaper bag because I was tired of carrying a purse AND a diaper bag around, but decided it was too difficult since I was carrying 2 different sizes of diapers and at least 3 outfits (1 for eldest, 2 for infant) in it - plus, I thought I might hurt the poor purse.My sister-in-law has a smaller (but name brand) bag very similar to this that she uses as a purse, and so I figured that a bigger version would work for a diaper bag.I LOVE THIS BAG!The mesh pocket is great for my phone, the top mini pocket & the strap pocket hold things that I need to be able to get to immediately (maybe a few bucks in cash, arnica montana, chapstick, spare house key, pen, daily receipts etc.), bottom mini pocket holds baby nail clippers, nail buffer block, mascara. The biggest pocket holds tons of diapers (make sure you push things to the far bottom corner and you'll see just HOW MUCH this compartment holds), diaper wipes, multiple changes of clothing, a small hand purse, ipad. The top (blue/whatever color bag you get) pocket doesn't have a lot of space, but can easily hold some baby blankets, spare clothing, etc.It goes over my head and across my chest so that I don't have to worry about a bag that's going to fall off of my shoulder or that is putting weight on the bend of my arm when I'm holding/chasing my children.It's really a perfect diaper bag for a mom on the go!

I was looking for something for light, multi-town touring in the evenings and on the weekends that will hold tools, snacks, and a cell phone. This fits the bill perfectly.As many have said, this is not big enough as a kids backpack. However, it really isn't designed to be. It is an excellent utility bag for someone on the go.It has multiple pockets on the outside in addition to a small/medium secondary compartment, and a larger main compartment.I was able to comfortably fit my U-lock and cable, multi-tool, allenkey multi tool, 2 spare 700c tubes, tire levers, adjustable wrench, small bug spray, small sunscreen, and some extra AAA batteries in the 2 smaller outside pockets and the secondary compartment.This left my main compartment wide open, I could easily fit a small lunchbag, multiple water bottles, and a handful of granola bars.The additional pocket on the strap fits my iPhone 5 (and its rather bulky rubber case) and puts it in easy access for reach as well as audible range for incoming calls and texts. I particularly like this as I don't need to keep my phone in a pocket or at the bottom of a normal backpack.Construction is solid. It it's decently heavyweight material. OK padding on the strap and the part that rests on your back. I keep it cinched on my rather tight when riding and there was no rubbing and no sliding around. Very comfortable for me.I bought one for my girlfriend as well, and she mentioned that it isn't the most comfortable across the chest due to how it lays. But, she said it was still an awesome back.It's a great deal. If you're a light touring or commuting cycling looking for a way to contain all your stuff, keep it accessible, and still have some room for additional items, this is what you want.