Aer City Sling vs Bellroy Sling

To Wrap this up, we have Duraflex plastic hardware as the buckle on the sling as well as the compression adjusters on the sides. Let's check out the e...

Good quality material but zipper design (too narrow) makes it hard to open bag wide for taking out cameras and larger objects

let's start off with the front pocket here so that opens up with that Ykk number 10 zipper. We have the keychain inside too. I really do like the keyc...

To Wrap up the rest of the materials going on with this sling, we have leather used for the zipper pulls. Durable, YKK zippers use throughout, a magne...

75 inches wide, 13 inches long, and three and a half inches deep, it's perfectly sized to serve as an extension of your pockets. It's also incredibly ...

It's lightweight, has more organization than many older Bellroy slings, and it has that nice Bellroy design where it compresses down flat when you aren't filling it.

The City Sling 2 shares most of its DNA with the rest of Aer’s lineup, both in terms of aesthetic and material. We’ve flipped through this sling inside and out, and there’s no denying that Aer has kept their magic—this is one solid-feeling sling. The way they’ve put together 1680D CORDURA Ballistic Nylon and YKK zippers makes the whole sling feel very structured. Even when empty, it doesn’t collapse like a wet paper bag

If that wasn't there would just kind of look like like that and you're like what am I looking at just a zipper so it's a really nice look. but it's a ...