Errant Sling X-Pac

Great bag! Great materials and everything is so intentional; from the magnets that automatically compress the bag to the quick release buckle, this bag is just amazing!

Exceptionally unique bag for EDC; sturdy and stylish, albeit expensive

Great EDC pack

I've been using this pack for the last 3 weeks, and I absolutely love it. Takeaways: - It's small and light enough for EDC. Despite it's small size, you can fit a lot of gear into it, so it's sure to meet the average person's EDC needs. - Durable materials. The materials are excellent and should last a very long time. - Comfortable. I've been wearing it while walking my dogs to get a feel for its comfort over longer periods of time. This is one of the more comfortable packs I've owned. The stabilizer strap increases its comfort because it helps to keep the weight distributed across your upper body. - Excellent for minimalist travel. I can pack 2 bottoms, 2 tops, socks, boxers, and toiletries into this bag for simple minimalist travel that will fit under any airline seat. I purchased the Aux compartment too (for a tech compartment while traveling), which attaches nicely to this sling. However, given that the Aux and this sling are small, I would likely wear the Aux as a cross body while also wearing this sling while traveling. - The magnets. Because this pack uses magnets in it's corners, the pack automatically collapses when not fully packed out. I can't stress how awesome this feature is. The pack automatically adjusts to maintain a small and sleek profile when partially filled. Things I wish this had: - A small hidden pocket along the back of the pack. Such a pocket would be great to store a wallet and/or passport while traveling. - Internal loops. This pack is primarily one big stowage compartment, which means if you want internal organization for EDC, then you'll likely have smaller bags inside this one. It would be nice if there were internal lash points to connect smaller bags near the top so things don't lie at the bottom of the sling. - A backpack version. This pack is excellent as a sling, but I would LOVE LOVE LOVE this exact same pack as a backpack. I will say that you can wear this pack as a single over the should (as if you're wearing a backpack on one should) very well. When slung over one shoulder it feels how a backpack would feel (many slings just don't wear right when thrown over one shoulder). - A method to stow the stabilizer strap without removing it. It would be nice if you could roll up the stabilizer strap and fit it into a small slot on the side of the bag. What I've done is slip the stabilizer strap through the side handles on the rear of the pack--that way I can keep the strap out of the way, but have quick access to it when I want to clip it on. Overall, I highly recommend this sling to anyone looking for a simple sling for EDC carry and minimalist travel.