Anti-Theft Heritage Tour Bag

Good quality and easy to use

The little strap that sealed the deal for me, to buy this bag, turned out to be the first thing that seems to rip. the little strap is sewn at 2 ends. Well after continuously wearing this for about 3 weeks, the strap starts to fray on 1 end. At first I thought it's just a thread, then I noticed it's getting loose (as in no more weave). So disappointing. Everything else is good too. Just wish this bag could've been made better.

I love a cross body bag and this doesn't disappoint. I used have a large Radley but it is not big enough for an Ipad. The TRAVELON TOUR fits an IPad pro 9.7 easily, along with my Bose headphones in their pouch, There are loads of pockets and zips and mine has a dog clip to attach keys to so they can't fall from the bag - genius and, wait for it... a torch too! I really wanted a black colour for commuting to work (but its not a colour option) but the Pewter is smart and DOESN'T look like a camping accessory in the office which was a concern before seeing it. I read some negative reviews about strength of clasps I could see if it was too full it would put pressure on the clasps so I choose not to over fill it. The Zip which goes round the corner is a little resistant (there is only one corner) but I have found a quick technique to pinch the corner and pull zip round so this is not an issue for me.

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Es una bolsa práctica, segura y bonita; el look aunque es un poco informal al ser de material canva, es lucidor

This is exactly what I needed for several uses: 1. Daily Purse 2. Interpreting Bag 3. Conference Bag/Purse Pros: Holds more than you would think! Also, easy access to all compartments without having to remove from the body and/or hold a flap up to get into the main compartment. Cons: Has some weight to it, so can feel heavy fairly quickly. More Information: 1. Daily Purse- I often will just take a small card wallet and my phone if I am running around town, but any time that I need to take a purse with items in it, I grab this bag. I am able to easily carry my 10-inch Samsung tablet, which I use to read articles (Ph.D. student) or play a game of solitaire anytime I need to wait. With kids, I am often waiting to pick them up and this has come in very handy. I often like to also have a drink with me, and the side pockets work great for this. I also will use the side pockets for my sunglasses (plastic $5 pair) for easy access. 2. Interpreting Bag- I am a sign language interpreter. I will need to travel to different places to provide interpreting services in a variety of settings. This bag looks very professional. I am able to wear it cross body, which allows my hands (and arms) to be free to sign. I love that it has the drink holders so that my drink is handy and quick. The top front pocket is large enough to hold my Samsung Galaxy 6 phone in an Otterbox (the heavy duty one), with no concern of it falling out. This makes it easy for me to check the information of where I need to be for the assignment, and/or quickly check information during breaks. Plus I am able to carry other things needed often when out for an entire day. 3. Conference Bag/Purse - I recently attended the International Moose Convention conference. I used this bag everyday! Again, with my tablet, and a travel keyboard, I was able to take notes during the meetings. I carried a soda and a Powerade so I had choices to drink. I was able to put my business cards, a travel pack of tissues, mints, cell phone/tablet charger, a couple of travel medicine cases, a pen, a highlighter, my tablet stylus, and a couple of other small odds and ends in the large front pocket. I reserved the top front pocket again for my cell phone (and sometimes individual's cards they handed me). In the back pocket, I had a zip lock bag with some flat beef jerky and would slide flyers that I received at the booths in there, or my name badge when I didn't want to wear it out around town. The main compartment I carried my tablet, my travel keyboard, a zip lock bag with sunflower seeds, the conference booklet (which was the dimensions of a tri-fold flyer though thicker), and a couple packages of peanut butter and cheese crackers. This still left room on the top for my sunglasses and other odds and ends that I may pick up. I even carried my husband's wallet a couple times, which is quite large/thick. Overall, this bag was a lifesaver. I was able to secure the bag to my chair at restaurants without being concerned that it would wander off. I looked professional, and yet had everything that I needed for the day. In fact, I was able to help out other conference goers by having some pain meds for a headache and some crackers for another that was hungry from missing a meal. Many asked me where I got the bag and was happy to tell them to find it on Smile.Amazon so that they could also support the Moose through their purchase! In general, I really really like this bag. I only wish it was a bit lighter from the beginning. The weight of this bag is a bit more than many travel bags that are made out of parachute or tent material. But to me, the extra weight for the quality and look of this bag is worth it.