JAKAGOWaterproof Shoulder Bag,Universal Small Messenger Bag Handbag,Mobile Phone Pouch Cross Body Bag Purse with Shoulder Strap for Outdoor Sport Travel Hiking Camping（S）

Seems pretty good but my only issue is that the dimensions are not very accurate, they are over generous as the bag is quite a bit smaller than expected.

Love this little bag. Plenty of room for phone, keys, poop bags etc. No longer have to stuff everything into my pockets.

Lovely little bag. But for my phone and purse it was too small so have returned.

I have been looking for ages for small waterproof bag to take dog walking, I am a very large lady and all the straps are too short but this one is Great! Long long strap and can fit phone dfig bags keys and gloves in very pleased indeed.

Great little bag - bought to replace older, larger vesrion that 'died' after a lot of wear over a couple of years. Ideal size for day walks with small dogs.

This is what I am looking for , something to put my wallet , bus pass and my mobile as the pockets in my jacket are tight to add anything into them and I struggle to in all these, just ideal for me.

Did the job required and is waterproof. Quite spacious for a small bag. Can be worn by youngsters like a chav bag if you so desire. Although why would you.

This is a neat little inexpensive shoulder bag that would be perfect for containing a number of small items should you be on holiday or not want to carry things in your pockets - assuming you have pockets.At the front there is a quick access pocket with a flap, held shut by some velcro. Mine is weirdly aligned. The receiving velcro on the pocket is horizontal whereas that on the flapis vertical? Not sure that'll help with longevity.The next pocket is the main pocket which contains an inner, slim pocket at the front which is ideal for smartphones. The main pocket is as large as the bag itself. This is closed by a zip of reasonable quality to which is attached a tag of bright orange nylon.There is then a final rear pocket, which contains a much smaller inner pocket closed by a zip. That would be a good place for money. It's too small for a passport. Again the rear pocket is closed by a zip with an orange nylon tag.The nylon shoulder strap, which is a very good length, so should fit small and large people easily, is attached to two plastic d-links which are on nylon webbing loops sewn to the nylon of the bag. The d-links are very well secured. The sprung clips at each end of the strap, are pivoted but do not look to be the strongest possible connectors.At the rear of the bag, is a sturdily stitched vertical nylon belt loop, if you want to attach this to your belt or other horizontal strapping.At the top of the case, there is a small rubber handle, fitted over a nylon loop, so you can carry the case in one hand easily.There are some annoyances:1. The rubber handle really smells badly of acrid, cheap rubber. I've had the bag for four days and have several times nearly cut it off as I could still use the nylon loop around which the rubber fits. I'm going to give it a little more time, but it's not a pleasant smell,2. In addition to the orange tags on the zippers. On the right side of the case, there's a thin piece of orange nylon stitched to provide three small loops, presumably for attaching things to the outside of the case. On the left of the case a piece of orange nylon cord is stitched to the case, encased in a short length of clear plastic tubing. These just look strange and they are not as firmly stitched as the rest of the straps. Again, I may cut these off, as they're distracting and pointless.3. There is a lot of branding on this bag. There's white printing on the front flap which is clearly designed to evoke military part numbers. I'm hoping this will wear off.4. The large white label stitched to the front of the case, also has a lot of branding and writing. Most of it makes no sense, was clearly not written by a native English speaker and some of it is just embarrassing. Fortunately it is too small to be read unless you're up close.Overall, this is a good small bag, that's cost effective, should last a while and but one which could be improved by the judicious application of a sharp knife.