In general I like Eagle Creek stuff and own a lot of it.  The basic idea of the Wallaby as a clam shell, hanging shaving kit (or the equivalent for women) is a good one.  Hotel sinks seldom have enough space and whatever you put there invariably gets wet or falls off the narrow spaces around a pedistal sink.  So a hanging kit is a good idea.  But the designers of the Wallaby wanted to give you a small mirror too, perhaps for installing contact lenses or doing something when another mirror is not available.  However a glass mirror would present a danger if broken, so they put this mirror on to a thick, non-breakable plastic plate, making it bulky.  What's worse, the mirror is located in the exact same place as the clunky swivel "knuckle" on the plastic hanging hook, so the two conflict with one another. The swivel knuckle and thick mirror together, separated by one piece of nylon fabric, create a large, hard lump on one side of the Wallaby, which I didn't like.  A swiveling knuckle is not necessary; a fabric or elastic attachment to the case would serve the same purpose and not conflict with the mirror.  The plastic hanging hook should be flat.  That simple design change would eliminate the problem.  The other gripe I have is that the illustrations on Eagle Creek's webiste and on Amazon don't adequately show the inside of the Wallaby, the organization of the elastic pockets.  The pockets configuration is more important than the outside appearance of the closed unit.  The interior is a different color than the outside, so you can't tell from the product photo what the inside color is, because it's different for each exterior color.  For the Rio Red, the interior is a particularly unappealing gray that doesn't contrast well with the contents, so as to aid in rapid identification of the contents you put there.  Black or white or almost any other color designed to contrast or highlight the contents would be more helpful.  More design thought to eliminating the conflict between the hanging hook and the mirror, and better selection of the interior color (at least so a customer would know what the color is before ordering it) would improve the product greatly.  All the interior pockets don't need elastic tops.  At least one compartment should have a see-through net and zippered top to contain small, loose objects like tweezers and whatnot.  I returned mine, but I'd consider it again with some design modifications. The Wallaby is a good idea, but not yet ready for prime time.