FENRUIENLightweight Chest Bag, Expandable Water Resistant Crossbody Bag Men, EDC Sling Bag with USB Port, Black

When it comes to men carrying around things as they are out and about, we are typically restricted to be either our wallet or pockets. If we really wanted to carry big things, we would have to resort to backpacks, but we don’t always want to carry around a large backpack. For the most part, man bags or “man purses” have not really been acceptable. I understand this is all social pressure, but it’s hard to ignore that pressure. Lately however a new fad has been started with crossbody shoulder bags.The FENRUIEN is one of those bags and is quite masculine in it looks. There are so many pockets that I cannot even count them all. The main pouch is expandable and can fit all kinds of things including a regular 16 ounce water bottle. In the main pouch, there is also a USB-A cable that connects to a charging port on the outside of the bag. The charging port on the outside of the bag has both a USB-A and a USB-C connector. This is excellent as USB-C is starting to become the new standard and is faster charging. My single complaint about the charging port is the plastic slider that covers it. With the slider open, it is very delicate and I can see it breaking very easily.The materials of the pouch feel quite good. It is made of PU leather and is water resistant.The only other complaint about this bag is something that other reviewers have mentioned as well. That is the strap. The basic function of a Crossbody bag is designed to either be worn on your front or rotated onto your back. Depending on what shoulder you wear the bag over, the adjustable strap will either lay flat while it’s on your front or while it’s on your back, but when it does not lay flat, it does fall in an unusual way. As others have mentioned, the best way to fix this is after you have adjusted the strap to your body, simply put a safety pin to hold it in place.Overall, I am pleased with the FENRUIEN chest bag as it gives me a lot of space to store my stuff while on the go. This is perfect for places like Las Vegas where I’m walking for hours and don’t wanna carry a water bottle in your hand the whole time. The battery attachment is a handy accessory, especially if you will be out for a long period of time, but be very careful with the US port cover as it looks like it can break very easily.

I like the built-in charging ports albeit I don't use them much. The material is interesting but feels nice and durable. Doesn't have a ton of storage space but that's fine since if you pack it full anyway it doesn't make it possible to fit a water bottle in the dedicated slot. There's this little strap up front on the magnetic flap I think could be redesigned with functionally in mind but that's a small gripe and I think this bag is fine.

I like the look of this bag. The USB port in the front is nice to have when you are traveling. You have tons of storage in the bag for when you are out and about. I wished that the clip for the bag had a way to prevent a quick disconnect, I've seen bags that have either a clip or a lock to prevent a quick disconnect. I like that the bag can be expanded when you need that extra room. There are soo many pockets for this bag and the zipper near your body is nice to keep your more prized possessions.

This is a nice bag, well made and is a good typical cross body bag size. I love the style and I appreciate that it has a USB port. My 40oz water bottle does not fit… too tall and bulky, but you can expand the pouch so that it can take a water bottle… just not my favorite one.The main pocket and 3 other outside pockets. Inside the main pocket is another pocket with a zipper and some basic organization dividers. The strap is quite long and adjustable. You could wear it as a fanny pack too if you wanted to, but then you would need to do something with all that extra strap.This is not a day pack, it won't fit everything. But if you want something durable, light and stylish and don't need everything, then this is a great bag.

I recently did my duty and went in for Jury Duty. Sitting there and waiting, I realized that I really needed a small carry bag to keep a phone charger and a small tablet handy, and maybe something to drink. After about 7 hours (with lunch break) we were let go, but I went home and started searching for a small carry bag. I picked up this Fenruien Crossbody EDC Sling Bag and have been very happy with it.You'll see that I took a -ton- of photos... there is just that much to this bag!-multiple zippered pockets-USB Charging Ports: what's nice is that Fenruien included both USB-A and USB-C connectors... use your own cable and connect your phone or tablet for extra juice. On the inside of the Main Pocket, there is a built-in USB-A cable to attach your own charger. The outside ports are hidden under a sliding cover to protect them from rain and dust.-hidden pockets: there are a couple hidden pockets--one under the Front Flap, one at the top of the bag, and one on the back surface. It's easy to put things where you want safely out of reach, but you have to keep track of where you put them!-attached Key Ring: the Main Pocket has places for pens, the charging cable and has a sewn-in retracting Key Ring. Nice and convenient!One thing I did not like was the vinyl rubber strap on the Front Flap... it looked awkward and wasn't stitched in well. I took a seam ripper and removed it, and I like the look of the bag much better.When I meet with clients, I have a different Sling Bag that can hold my 14 inch laptop... technically this bag -could- hold it, but I have my other bag set up with other cables, portable drive and hub etc. I really don't see this bag replacing that one right now. But when we go out to a museum, farmer's market or craft fair, this is a handy way to slide in a small camera, a drink bottle and my sunglasses and bop around.This has proven to be a very useful bag. It's well-made and offers a ton of ways to use it. I dreaded going in for Jury Duty, but at least a good thing came from that!