Disappointing. I've used this bag daily for two months.

I have several (maybe eight) Baggallini bags. The newer ones do not seem to have the same quality of workmanship or attention to details I'd come to expect from Baggallini.

I bought the Run Away for a trip. I needed something large enough to carry extras since the whole airline carryon thing is now a nightmare. The bag has a back panel that unzips so it fits over the handle of your wheeled luggage. That's convenient. The bag is roomy and has decent, but not great organizing features.

The side pockets are large enough to hold a bottle of water or a rolled newspaper or magazine or other items that I might want to have handy--a nice touch.

The bag has a loose, hobo like structure which is a positive or a negative depending on your point of view.

These are the things I don't like.

When I've purchased larger Baggallini bags, I've always chosen the styles that have the buckle type adjustable strap.  For the smaller bags, I seek out the ones with adjustable fabric straps that are made of the same fabric as the bag itself. This is the first Baggallini bag I've purchased that has the nylon web type shoulder strap. It slips--a lot. I have to readjust it at least once each time I use it--especially if it is rather full.

The back pocket (the one that zips at the bottom so it can be opened to put it over a luggage handle) has a small, weak magnet holding it closed. The bag tends to collapse when it is not full which means that back pocket gapes open. As a result, I can't trust anything I put in it not to fall out. If did choose to keep anything in that pocket, I would have to check the bottom zipper from time to time to be sure it is not working itself open. It does work itself open--but not quickly or easily. However, that may be because I don't keep anything in it.

Inside the main compartment there is a decent amount of room and two side pockets (along with the change purse that comes with their larger bags). One pocket is a zipper pocket, but the other one is just an open pocket which catches anything I try to put into the bag unless I take the bag off my shoulder, put it on a flat surface and carefully place the item where I want it in the center of the bag.

There is a similar issue with the smaller pockets on the front of the back. They are all divided in some way that makes it difficult to put something into the right place in a pocket without taking it off my shoulder and putting it down. This is not how the average woman uses a shoulder bag--or at least it isn't how I use one.  I want to be able to use the bag when it is ON my shoulder. That's why I buy a shoulder bag--so I can wear it cross body and use it.

This may well be the last Baggallini Bagg I buy. I had one recently that was defective and was in use only a few times a week for several weeks. The hoops Baggallini wanted me to jump through to MAYBE get a refund (if THEY decided it was defective) were not worth it.