Multipurpose Hobo Purse for Women with Antitheft RFID, Waterproof Nylon Crossbody Bag Shoulder Handbag, Convertible Backpack

The media could not be loaded. I could not be more please with this versatile product. It can be a purse or a back pack. The material is strong and durable. Double strong stitching. Zipper tabs add a special touch being deco. It has many useable pockets and you are definitely the winner on the price with this product. I love the fact that I can throw it in the wash. I also got a little card from the company with their email if you have any questions. It just lets me know they value their product. The buckles and snaps are not cheap they are heavy duty nice. I list it over all QUALITY. I do recommend this item. I rarely give five stars ⭐️ but deserving.

I've been carrying now for several months. It's a great bag that gets better as the stiffness of the fabric softens, but stays durable. Zippers holding up fine. Snap on pocket is not the strongest but still working. My only wishes are: external open side pockets for umbrella and H2O bottle, and options for bags in patterns and colors...I'd love a paisley or floral or other pattern.Still great bag! Love it!1st bag review:Great Bag! I bought the multicolor and it's distinctive without being gaudy. Lots of pockets, RFID pocket is big enough and in a good location. Just a great overall bag!If I had two suggestions, they would be:1) the webbed material that is used for the handle is sturdy but I sometimes wish it was made of a smooth, sleeker looking material that would not look as casual.2) I wish the bag had a top handle or handles that could be carried in your hand as opposed to only having the shoulder option.Otherwise, it's really a great Bag. Comfortable to use, lightweight but rugged, and great for everyday or travel!

I bought this bag as an everyday, take it to work bag, since my older backpack (different brand) was disintegrating at the seams. I wanted something that would hold up to being tossed in the car, tossed on the floor and jammed into a desk drawer and this does all that. It's a little larger than I'd envisioned, but not too big and it is flexible enough to fit easily in my desk drawer. I like a bag with plenty of pockets, which this has (it took me a while to plan what to put where!). I really appreciate the ease with which I can switch from backpack to shoulder bag. I haven't changed the strap lengths - I'm 5' tall so I can use the strap as-is and it fits as a shoulder bag that hits between my waist and hip, which is fine for me. And I can leave the straps the same length to use as a backpack. The backpack setting is a little long, but once I start wearing a winter jacket, I think that will come in handy. I haven't tried making the straps longer by unclipping because I don't think I have a need for thatThe one small drawback that I have found is that it's difficult to gain easy access into the interior of the bag because the shorter "shoulder" straps get in the way and the zipper area doesn't open as wide as I'd like, so I have trouble getting into the zipped RFID pocket. This may just take more practice or figuring how to get the straps out of the way. I do like the inside pockets, but as others have mentioned they are a little small, and I'd prefer to have at least one more of them have a zipper.My two favorite pockets are on the exterior - the rectangular zip pocket holds the case for my reading glasses. And the most pleasant surprise is that the open pocket with the rounded opening fits my phone, which is a Pixel 6 with a fairly chunky case on it. I'm not sure how secure that would be in a dense crowd, so in that situation, I'd either wear this as a backpack with that pocket towards my body, or since my phone has a wrist strap on it I'd clip that to a piece of the hardware on the bag so that at least I could feel someone trying to tinker with it.Overall, I'm happy with this purchase, especially since I got it on a flash sale.

Update Oct. 12, 2021: I did eventually order this bag in black, and found that the straps are now significantly longer than they were before. This is good news for those folks who thought they were too short before to use as a crossbody. However, I now find that I can't switch quickly between shoulderbag and backpack because I always have to adjust the length. In fact, the straps are so long now I can wear it as a crossbody without even unhooking the clips at the bottom! I plan to trim about ten inches of length from each strap and re-sew them. My mom already did this to her bag with good results.I have been using this bag daily for the last year and a half, and it truly has never let me down. It is lightweight (less than a pound empty), holds an insane amount of stuff without looking overstuffed or bulky (check out my pictures), easily converts to an easy-to-carry backpack, and is virtually indestructible. I could wish for the look of it to be a bit less casual, but ultimately that's a minor quibble. I use it for traveling, for work (it doesn't have a laptop sleeve, but comfortably holds my 12" device), and it is my everyday bag. Water resistant, machine washable, durable, lots of pockets, the most versatile bag I own. I can't say enough good things about it. I own it in purple, red, and blue, and I'm thinking about getting black!In response to some of the other reviews:-- Yes, at first the material felt a bit rough and "crackly", but it quickly softened up with use, especially after I ran it through the washing machine.-- The straps are a touch on the short side for using the bag as a crossbody, although I personally have no issues (five foot four, 160).-- Some reviewers mentioned the bag falling apart quickly; I haven't had a single component fail even after hard use. I had the zipper of my much more expensive Baggallini travel sling fail under the kind of stress I put this bag through.