Aer City Sling vs Peak Design Everyday Sling 3L

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...

Camera batteries will be fine. I don't love the material used to construct this sling. It looks more like fabric than what is used to make most bags. It seems durable, however it has a crinkly-sounding backing and the black version picks up dust, dirt and lint to a much greater degree than other black bags

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 ...

This is this: is the funny part about doing a video about a bag? In order for me to talk about the bag, I have to take all the things out of it to tal...

For a small sling, I’ve just bought the AER City Sling 2. Reasonable price from A UK stockist. It’s small, hugs the body and looks classy.

This is a premium cost bag so that’s why I’m getting so particular. I really wanted the Ranger bag but the straps were WAY too small. This bag is more $ not better per se. but on par

- Aer City Sling 2 (I liked the look, but it was a little bulky and the fidlock buckle was so sharp it kept scratching my neck whenever I’d take the sling off). I’m basically looking for something that’s compact and lightweight [that’ll store mostly flat so it can fit into my travel backpack with minimal bulk] that wont draw too much attention [i.e., no flashy colors] when I travel and walk around a new city

A bit bulky and overpriced, doesn't have the best shoulder straps. Peak design sling v2 3l.