Langley Crossbody Bag

I have been combing the stores and online shopping to find a small but functional bag. I have returned two others, but then I decided to give this bag a try. I am so thrilled with this purchase. It’s so roomy with easy access to all of my essentials, plus two outside pockets. It’s a little pricy for a small nylon bag, but you can’t put a price on what works best for you. I am done struggling to pull my credit cards out of a bag with a small opening, and trying to fit my phone, keys, and everything else I carry. Don’t hesitate to splurge a little.

Definitely a bit pricey but it does the job for traveling. Mine can fit the following: - Battery Pack (1.5ish inch thick brick, a little larger than iPhone pro max size) - Iphone pro max - mints/pills/apple wired headphones/charging cord - Continental wallet - Medium size card holder If you want to make it a daily bag you could easily swap the battery pack for a key holder or you could alternatively dangle your keys with a keyring using the attached clip inside the pocket. It has an extra D-ring on the shoulder strap to hook stuff on (I have not yet taken advantage of it... wouldn't trust it to hold a bottle or umbrella but keys/card holder or anything lightweight that can be carried with a small Carabiner clip should be okay). Strap is adjustable for my 5'1 frame. The only minor issue is if you overstuff it sometimes the lining pops out into the zipper lane and can make it hard to zip up if you don't manually adjust the lining so just... don't overstuff it. If you do end up putting wide-body items (like a continental wallet or battery pack) I would recommend you completely unzip the entire pocket to access and not just the "top" or else you will struggle to pull stuff out of the bag (2-hand job here). The outside zip pocket has a "wristlet" style strap but I honestly wouldn't recommend using it - it doesn't seem strong enough to lift the whole bag using just the zipper assuming you can get your hand through the somewhat small loop. When you register the device for the Tumi find feature you'll need to unzip the entire pocket to get a good angle (or maybe I'm just old) since the font is very small and the patch itself is located fairly snuggly within the zip pocket of the already zipped up interior portion. If you can get this on sale that would be the best case but I do think if you plan to make it your ride-or-die travel bag it's worth it full msrp.