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No hay artículos en el carroEsta bolsa de embrague portátil de alta calidad mantendrá tus objetos de valor protegidos y seguros durante la carrera. Hecho de fibra de cordela, es suave y duradero. Los compartimentos de apertura superior permiten un fácil acceso a las zonas de almacenamiento. También se ofrece como bolsa de hombro con cinturón de hombro. (se vende por separado)
Inuyahsha
Comentado en Canadá el 20 de marzo de 2025
Small , tight but good quality
Canadian Girl
Comentado en Canadá el 1 de febrero de 2022
This is a very useful bag. I recommend you get the strap for it too
Shea Wills
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 7 de junio de 2018
I've been using this for several months now, and there's hardly any sign of wear and tear. I love Lihit Lab products, and this wasn't a disappointment. I only wish straps weren't sold separately.
Sean Steinfeger
Comentado en Alemania el 3 de mayo de 2017
I always need a pen, notepad, and my phone; I also like to have a knife with me, as well as an AAA flashlight.This bag has plenty of space for all these items and more. I wear the bag on my belt when going for walks, keep it on my desk when working, and drop it into another bag when travelling. For the money, these bags are unbeatable. I've purchased two from vendors in Japan and although delivery isn't fast, it's certainly worth the wait.These items all fit in with space to spare: Lamy CP1 pen, Olight i3s, Rhodia notepad, Buck Spitfire knife, Victorinox Ambassador (77mm), Swisstool Spirit, my passport and my phone (not shown, as I used it to take the pictures.)I don't usually carry the Swisstool Spirit, as by then the bag is getting a little heavy, but there is space for it if needed.Everything is quickly accessible via the top flap; having no zippers to fiddle with is, I think, a good thing. I have a more expensive EDC bag from Maxpedition, which I don't use any more as it tends to crush items together and has to be fully unzipped each time you need something.
Sean Steinfeger
Comentado en Alemania el 23 de febrero de 2017
I'm thinking of using this pouch as an ever-so-slightly nerdy EDC case.There's a spacious pocket at the back - ca. 19cm high, 13 cm wide, deep enough for a paperback book or a Kindle.In front of that there's a second pocket with slightly smaller dimensions, with no real depth. OK for a narrow notebook or tickets etc - an iPhone would probably fit in there too.Stitched onto that is a third layer, with a slot for a fountain pen and another item such as a big mobile phone. I have a Nokia Lumia 830 in a chunky protective case and it fits perfectly.There are a number of options for using this bag. You could put a strap on it - none is provided, but there are two sturdy metal loops should you decide to attach one. Around the back are two belt loops which can be opened and closed with metal fasteners. A reviewer on Amazon USA complained that the fasteners on his bag arrived rusty, but there is zero rust on my bag. The fasteners are in perfect condition, just like they should be. Anyway - you could stick this on your belt. It doesn't look too nerdy - it's certainly the least ridiculous belt bag I've yet encountered.The third option is simply to use it as an organiser without strapping it to yourself at all. Drop it on your bag on the way to work, stick it on your desk when you get there. It has some padding so it offers some protection to whatever's inside. The top flap covers all the pockets and would probably keep things dry in a light downpour but it doesn't close tightly enough to be 100% waterproof.The bag is very well made and looks like it will stand up to several years of use. All in all, it's exactly what I was hoping for and I haven't been able to find any manufacturing defects. So it's totally recommended.
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