I'm a 73 year old experienced traveller... This is one of the best additions to my travel gear.... It's great however if you are a big guy the strap might be a bit small... I'm 172cm reasonably broad and it fits well.... But a friend tried it who is much bigger and it didn't quite work as well!
The slink is very nice, I am now rocking the Tomtoc UrbanEX which lets me hold my 11 inch iPad and a lot more gear. I put a review of this one up as well if you want something good to compare it to.
You didn't comment on how it feels carrying this. At the beginning (and near the end) of this video I see the buckle riding on top of your shoulder. That can't be all that comfortable. You went through all the features - great, but did you even use it for any length of time?
Yes I carried it for two weeks, to work and on the weekends ( including on a motorcycle). I adjusted the strap to make the product easier to show and to mitigate hitting the microphone. Over all it is pretty comfortable when it’s not loaded with to many things and I only had to re-adjust it periodically when I was carrying a water bottle inside the umbrella pocket. ( edit- it’s also carried on my back, it’s going to look backwards when it’s on the front of my body).
@@Tundra-yb8gj depends on your carry. The inatek is a good sling if you’re looking to organize a lot of little things. The Tomtoc wander sling is good if you want to carry a porter amount of gear. They both work well and it’s more of a matter of person preference. The Tomtoc sling is roughly double the price.
I'm a 73 year old experienced traveller... This is one of the best additions to my travel gear.... It's great however if you are a big guy the strap might be a bit small... I'm 172cm reasonably broad and it fits well.... But a friend tried it who is much bigger and it didn't quite work as well!
I will have to check this out
The slink is very nice, I am now rocking the Tomtoc UrbanEX which lets me hold my 11 inch iPad and a lot more gear. I put a review of this one up as well if you want something good to compare it to.
You didn't comment on how it feels carrying this. At the beginning (and near the end) of this video I see the buckle riding on top of your shoulder. That can't be all that comfortable. You went through all the features - great, but did you even use it for any length of time?
Yes I carried it for two weeks, to work and on the weekends ( including on a motorcycle). I adjusted the strap to make the product easier to show and to mitigate hitting the microphone. Over all it is pretty comfortable when it’s not loaded with to many things and I only had to re-adjust it periodically when I was carrying a water bottle inside the umbrella pocket. ( edit- it’s also carried on my back, it’s going to look backwards when it’s on the front of my body).
@@alphaartisan Thanks for clarifying. Good to know your experience with it. I'm still on the fence on this or the Tomtoc EDC Sling.
@@vindee5670 if I were carrying a sling with heavier items or for extended periods of time I would go with the Tomtoc wander sling.
@@alphaartisan Thanks for the advice!
Great review! I’m on the fence between this bag and another Tomtoc. Although I like Tomtocs, they all look alike. Thoughts on which?
I just posted a review of one of tomtocs wander daily sling, I think for the price it’s a better buy for daily use
@@alphaartisan you’re saying go with Innateck? I hope you are…I just ordered one from Amazon. With the discount, it was like 37 bucks.
@@Tundra-yb8gj depends on your carry. The inatek is a good sling if you’re looking to organize a lot of little things. The Tomtoc wander sling is good if you want to carry a porter amount of gear. They both work well and it’s more of a matter of person preference. The Tomtoc sling is roughly double the price.
@@alphaartisan Thank you!
Can i get this in Malaysia?