OSOCEMessenger Bag, Crossbody Bag Shoulder Bag for Men Water Resistant Man Bag Man Purse for Business Office

I bought the size small to use as a murse (men’s purse). It’s smaller than most messenger bags but larger than a camera case. You can get an iPad, phone, wallet, keys and a book in it. At $13 it was a steal, and it’s quite adequate for around town use. You won’t win any fashion awards with this bag, but it also won’t attract pickpockets because it is very plain and simple looking. I highly recommend.

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Excellent bag. Can use for many situations . Hold quite a bit.

I'm not a murse kinda guy but I grew out of fanny packs a long time ago. In the interest of keeping my pants up, I looked for a murse for a cell phone, wallet, small magnifier, sunglasses case, house keys, car keys & fobby thing, tiny flashlight, little notepad, foldable pen, jacknife, Kleenex, mints, and small tape measure. Yes, it is full but not some huge thing like a small laptop-sized bag. If I want to take along one of the tablets, they can go in a different bag. This murse is for when I get dragged along for SHOPPING! or maybe a trip to a real store like Bass Pro. An everyday carry bag, so to speak. Stuff I looked for: No back side rear pocket rubbing against me, top zippered closure, front zippered closure, no ten little pockets inside the top compartment (there is one open pocket in there), no top flap (yes, the pony express was before me), the shoulder strap is long enough to let me carry it low, not up in my armpit. Quality is very good for the price. Material is slippery textured plastic, like cordura. Shoulder strap is on there permanently, no clipees. There is no handle strap which is good for those of us that would leave it somewhere due to CRS. The front zippered compartment has its zipper sunken behind a ridge. You can't see the zipper, just a "fold". An included note in the bag said they would replace it if it broke during the first three years. I suspect, due to my limited knowledge and not being a parachute rigger, that the weak point might be where the strap is sewn to the bag, The strap is 1,1/4" so a wrap around pad might be needed in the summer when you're down to flip-flops, shorts, and thin t-shirt. Hopefully you can make up your mind easier. I've only had it a few hours but for the price and my wants, it is exactly what I wanted. Oh, yeah, inside measurements, loosely measured, the big pocket is 9" deep x 7,1/2" wide x 2,1/4" thick, front pocket is 6" deep x 7,1/4" wide x 1,1/2" thick. The strap is 64" fully extended. Tape measure is the inside bag, remember? :) Now I don't have to keep asking the poor Wife Unit to dig through her brick for a pen or a mint. She can laugh at me trying to find stuff in my murse.UPDATE: Three months later: Yeah, well, I outgrew my smaller-sized murse in three months. Now I've ordered the more manly-manly sized larger one. When Wife Unit started laughing at me digging through the small murse.... anywaaaay, I just ordered the larger one. More room in it for stuff! The flashlight and giant Swiss army knife were the straw... The little guy has been trouble-free for the last three months.

This is well-made and functional. It's not particularly nice looking, but I was intentionally seeking utilitarian value, and this is it.

Good size for what I needed.I bought a second one.

Very good product for the cost. Looks good and sturdy.

Nice bag, smaller than expected