Bag Factor EDC Minimalist Crossbody Sling Bag for Men & Women - RFID Blocking Chest Shoulder Backpack - Phone Wallet Pouch for Travel, Hiking & Daily Use

Great size and apparent quality. The fabric feels sturdy and slick enough to slide as you move rather than biding to your clothing, but not so slick it will require constant re-positioning.Plenty of room to stick my kindle, phone, charger, battery, earbuds, cables, and other small stuff I don't want to have to dig out of my bag on the plane, but small enough to look more like a large belt pouch when I am wearing my backpack. Definitely a better fit for me than most I've seen.I did replace the zipper pulls with some I like better. Only real change I would like, is a narrower shoulder strap. I'm guessing it's wide to help stabilize the pack, but it doesn't seem necessary. It's pretty much identical to a car seatbelt strap, except for being a bit narrower. That adds weight and I believe can make it easier to slide up over your shirt collar if you have the bag in some positions. It's still better than most of the bags I've seen where the strap is often padded and even larger. No one is loading much weight into one of these bags, so a 2cm wide strap should be fine, even if you're wearing it all day.RFID blocker lining for the rear pocket would be nice though, since that's where most people keep their valuables. So there are nice to haves, but nothing worth docking a star. I'd recommend it to friends looking for a sling bag.Edit: After having actually used it for a trip, I am pretty happy with it. I wore shirts with at least mock collars, so wasn't bugged much by the strap. It was pretty convenient and at least for this trip, the rear pocket ended up as my usual cellphone location, so it is good it was not rfid blocking.I clipped a water bottle to the belt during my flights, but chuckled it in my small day pack most of the time I was out walking around. I needed the daypack for things like a light jacket, water bottle, and snacks or carrying other supplies. The sling pack was mostly stuffed the whole trip.