Toshi Sling 5L V2

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I wanted to supplement my larger messenger bag with a lighter daily sling. I spent considerable time checking various options and consumer reviews, before settling on the Toshi 5L sling V2. I am impressed with the design and durability. Considerable thought seems to have gone into its various features. Very happy so far!

I bought this bag to replace the need to carry a full backpack every day. I bought this bag in June and have used it every single day. It is large enough to carry all my essentials without weighing me down. This is the first sling I've purchased, and I don't think I could do my daily routine without it now.

De México. Es una bandolera pequeña pero muy práctica. Puedes llevar lo esencial y 5 l es ideal para llevar lo esencial. El material me pareció de alta calidad y resistente. Aún no pruebo la impermeabilida, pero se nota que es resistente

I bought this for my Future holidays and as such I am yet to use the product however I have a managed to have a thorough look and inspection of their product. And it looks pretty well constructed, durable and looks good. Layout and pockets are well thought out. I would recommend this product.

Got one before my last trip to Hawaii/Japan, and loved it. The expandability was awesome for transit days, and it was great for daily use as a combination carrying solution and wallet substitute.

On the plane & train, it held an ROG Ally X in a hardshell case (not the Xbox version), 20,000mah battery pack, snacks, cash, passport, phone, pen, eyeglass cloth, eyemask, tissues, earbuds (clipped to the key ring), and up to 0.5L drink without issue. Console-wise, it can fit a Switch 1 with Joycons attached, a Switch 2 with detached Joycons, or most smaller handheld PCs. (Don't expect the XBox Ally line or Legion Go 2 to fit.)

Daily use, I'd strap in an umbrella and leave the game console & eyemask in the hotel room to have more room for a backup grocery bag, Oakley sunglasses, snacks, and souvenirs. Plus I'd still have room to hang onto trash until I could find a bin to toss it in. I bought my Toshi with the stabilizing strap, and had no issues security or comfort-wise with taking it through busy areas like a theme park in Osaka, Tokyo's various train lines, and various tourist attractions in and around Kyoto. I'd often have it in front/side with the offset configuration, but would move it behind me for situations where I was walking or wanted more freedom for my arms to move.

The 5L was ideal for me size-wise for this trip (~170cm, ~70kg male). The 2.5L would likely serve better if I wanted to travel lighter or depend more on having a grocery bag, but I valued having my hands free more. If I wanted to absolutely maximize souvenir space (or carry a larger game console) then the 6L would have been preferred.