...but because, unfortunately, the convertible part of straps (which was why I purchased this particular bag) kept slipping. The only position they would stay put in, was the backpack position. I could wear the bag like that (which I didn't really buy it for), or I could sling both straps over a shoulder (again, not particularly what I wanted to do). My main purpose, was to use this as a cross body bag, or at the very least, be able to adjust the straps so that I could use it as a shoulder bag. Regardless, the straps, due to the hardware, slid. The bag ended up at its lowest point which was way below my hips (and I'm average height).

Now, the good points. Plenty of room, great design, appeared to be quality material/workmanship (the hardware problem above just seems to need a re-design). Plenty of pockets, that are a great size for glasses (with a hard shell case) a cell phone, etc. Outside pockets are great for keys, and are rather large. The actual bag itself was great. Wish I could have gotten past that issue with the straps, but I don't think I should have had to. It should function properly. Back it went.