Securtex Anti-Theft Daytripper Sling Bag
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Good product. I have a bag collection and am very oeticular. This bag checks off alot of boxes while at the sam time leaving more to be desired. What really bothers me is that of this is about security (which it is) then why on earth would you use shinny pull tabs. They should be blacked out along either the brand name. That’s like saying I have ADT home security here is where you gain access. Not smart. There’s a ton of options on the market.
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Customer review from rgbarry.com
Ordered mulberry received blue
Very disappointed. Ordered mulberry and relieved the blue.
great features!
I purchased this bag for traveling. Found it to be very roomy and practical. Really like that I can have my hands free while walking and the bag remains close to my body. Purchased it in black, but I have a feeling that I will getting another color as well!
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Customer review from rgbarry.com
Comparison of Daytripper to Central Park Sling
The Central Park Sling is my favorite bag, but I wanted a wire through the strap for more security. The Daytripper (DT) has that. Same dimensions as CP, but not heavier even with security features. DT has only one zipper for back compartment—on the left of you wear the bag in front. DT has no open middle pouch, so I can just shove in a scarf. But the CP clip over the pouch tarnishes, so I think the DT will look good longer. Zipper security is cumbersome but I would be glad of it in a crowd. Here’s what I carry: Back compartment—RFID currency organizer. Middle compartment—tech pouch (power bank, cords, AirPods), first aid/toiletries pouch, keys, flashlight, whistle. Front compartment—iPhone 16, pen, hygiene pouch (mask, wipes, etc.)
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Customer review from rgbarry.com
Comparison of Daytripper to Central Park Sling
The Central Park Sling is my favorite bag--especially in Mulberry--but I always wished, for travel, that the long strap had a wire in it. So I bought the Daytripper to compare. Internal dimensions are the same, so will hold all of the stuff I carry in the Central Park (see pic). However, the Daytripper does not have the open pocket that is held closed by the clip. Downside: can't shove something quickly in there, like a scarf. Upside: the Central Park Sling clip tarnishes after wear, so the bag looks a bit junky after a year or two. Also, the Daytripper has only one zipper for the back compartment. This is much better if you are the type of person that accidentally leaves one side zipper open although you have closed the other. But, the zipper is on the left side, if you hang the bag in front, which I always do. I'm a lefty, this is great for me; maybe others wouldn't like it as well. The security locks for zippers are cumbersome; I wouldn't use them unless I was in a crowd. The zipper lock for the back compartment (see pic) took me a while to figure out how to undo! I almost cut it off before I realized. I won't use it much but if I wore the bag on my back, I would be glad of it. The Daytripper is stiffer (especially the long strap) due to the security features, but not heavier. See pic for what I put in my Central Park Sling that will also fit in my Daytripper. One thing I wish Baggallini would change: take the bright metal "baggallini" off the front and embroider it instead in same-color thread. I don't love showing off the brands on my clothing and accessories.
Customer review from rgbarry.com
Great features
Purchased for a trip and seems to be a perfect size
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Customer review from rgbarry.com
Perfect crossover bag
I bought this for a trip overseas. It was perfect! My iPhone Plus was too big to fit in the pouch, but fit nicely in the same area. I love it!
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Customer review from rgbarry.com