Overland Equipment Bayliss Shoulder Bag - Women's

This bag is great for days when you need to go from one place to another and don't want to switch bags in between. It transitions smoothly from waist-pack to shoulder bag, and the strap is even long enough to fit comfortably across your chest, like a messenger bag. (I am a big-waisted person, and there is plenty of strap to make the waist-pack, which some bags can't do.) The back of the bag is designed to fit against your body so it doesn't stick out too much, which helps it look dressier than a regular belt pack and also makes the bag easier to keep on your shoulder than some bags.I bought the bag to wear at Summerfest (as a waist pack) and loved it so much I have been using it as my day-to-day bag. It is a little snug once I get all my stuff in, but if you don't have to carry odd things like Epi-Pens or inhalers, you will have more than enough space. I had all my regular stuff, plus a tube of sunscreen and my sunglasses, and I could zip every compartment.Features I like particularly:- the two cell-phone sized pockets in the front (smaller) zipper compartment are lined with sof

The tag on bag says it can be used like a fanny pack, but the straps are to long. I have 28" waist and I had to tie a knot in the strap to make it fit.

This bag is one of the best I've found. It hugs the body without being bulky and holds all that is needed. Love the convertible waist pack/shoulder bag concept. Great for traveling.

Perfect for everyday. Shoulder strap is long enough to wear cross-body which is what sold me. In it, I carry my sunglasses in the case, medium wallet, small notebook, pens, hand lotion, comb, lipstick, magnifying glass, iPhone, earphones, small flashlight, mini-Leatherman, small packable shopping bag, and a big bunch of keys... and occasionally a small camera. Everything in its place. I'm sure I'm leaving something out. Uber-organized is putting it mildly. I do envy those wome