Sling Bag – Zip Riding Against Your Back and a Rain Shedding Shell

Sling Bag – Nothing Worth Reaching For on the Outside

The main zip on this sling sits on the panel that rests against your back. Worn on the body, that opening is simply not available to anyone else. The shell sheds rain, and there are ten colors across two builds.

Why choose a sling bag with a rear zip?

In a packed train carriage or a night market, the front of your bag is the part you can never see. Moving the opening to the back panel removes the problem rather than adding a lock to it. You stop checking, which is most of the point.

• Back-panel opening — sits flat against you the whole time it is worn.
• Rain-shedding outer — a sudden shower does not reach the contents.
• Buckle-length strap — set it high on the chest or long across the hip.
• Inner phone pocket — your phone stops living under everything else.
• Left or right build — pick the shoulder you actually carry on.

Walk through the crowd and think about something else.

Wear it across the chest or over one shoulder with the zip turned inward. The strap length is set with a buckle and stays where you put it. Clean the outside with a damp cloth.

Specifications

• Rear-facing main zip
• Water-shedding outer shell
• Buckle-adjustable strap
• Main compartment plus phone pocket

Sling it on and head into the city.