Great bag. My kid loves using it when we go on a hike or bike ride to carry his stuff. Really well made and has a lot of space

I bought this one to replace the exact same bag that I bought from a different Amazon seller several years ago. If you look, you'll find several Amazon sellers offering the same exact bag.The denier ratings are good, and the materials are quite durable. I've used it daily for several years to carry things around the house in addition to carrying it with me when out & about shopping, MD appts, etc & it's not showing any wear, it's just not as clean as when it was new. Pretty sure it would hold up to being thrown into the wash though. But air dry it.The cloth, zippers, stitching, straps & snaps on my old bag have all held up & still work as well as they did when the bag was new & don't show any fraying, despite my fairly rough treatment beyond use as a 'purse.'Both the main & smaller front compartments have a dual zipper that you can zip from either side or pull both tabs to have the zippers meet in the middle. I dislike zippers that only zip up from one side in one direction because its easy to lose things if you dont keep them zipped all the way. This bag has zippers pulls from both sides, which means nothing is going to fall out if the zipper isn't completely closed to that one side. It makes it easy to leave the zippers partially opened on top to easily reach in to grab or place items in those pockets, then close it from either or both sides with the pulls to close it up when you're walking around or traveling with it.I've been using my old bag daily for several years, taking it everywhere & ending up on floors, counters, floorboards of our vehicles, concrete stoops & sidewalks, etc, so it's not as clean & pristine as it used to be. I bought this one as a replacement. Other than that, the interior plastic liner in the main section has begun to crumble & break off little bits of it, mostly because I am fairly rough with it & it's always stuffed full with sometimes sharp items like pens, scissors, small wrenches, etc. My 'purse' alway does double duty to gather & carry whatever I need around the house in addition to using it when I'm out & about.I've repurposed my old one to use as a toolbag now & am certain it will continue to handle more abuse without falling apart.The 1st one I bought was @ $14 & it's one of the best things I've bought for the money in a long time. I've had a replacement in my cart under 'save for later' for years now, but when I saw this one was under $10 I pounced on it. So far as I can tell it is 100% identical to the original one I bought years ago & have used daily since. I'm no delicate flower & am fairly rough with things I use to carry stuff around with lots of projects ongoing, so I got this tactical bag to use as my 'purse.' The main interior compartment has a satin divider in front & back, with a large deep middle area, making it easy to sort & separate your stuff. The outer rear flat compartment is great for stashing paperbacks, planners, the mail, n95 masks, a small size clipboard & a 9" adjustable wrench I keep with me that need to use several times a day. It fits the size of a regular sheet of paper folded in half & some days I have all of the above stuffed in it. To secure your books & whatnot use the snap. The strap is ambidextrous, configurable to use on either side.It's very versatile. On occasion I've used the Molly straps to hang handkerchiefs & small carabiners from time to time, but I mostly forgot about using the compartment behind the elastic straps crossing the velcro strip or using the velcro strip or numerous molly straps to hold or attach to anything. It could easily be attached to other bags or attach other bags & things to it with abundant straps on 4 sides.It has a metal eyelet on the bottom of the 2 zippered compartments & tiny items will fall through the eyelets, so put your tiny beads & screws, & pills in a ziploc so they dont fall through. If you place it in a puddle, liquid will flow through the eyelet into the compartment, but if you spill a large amount of liquid into it like I did a couple times - water bottle & coffee- it pours right out of the eyelet, so my things didnt get soaked & I didnt have a huge mess to clean up. You can always plug the eyelet by tying a shoelace through it, so tiny things don't fall out. My guess is that it's to drain liquid like rain, etc or to attach small poly ropes to secure it or other things if used as an accessory bag to a backpack.I haven't used it in all the possible ways I could have, but I've definitely got my money's worth out of it. I've been using this new one since it arrived & its identical to the old one. The only flaw with my new bag is that the plastic or rubber stiffener along the back- where you can put your books, papers or gun or whatever- has had an unintended puncture prior to assembly that is barely noticeable & doesn't affect the performance at all. I've posted a photo of the puncture - differentiated from the regularly spaced 'breathing holes' that are part of that stiffener board. If you look really hard above my finger you can see the irregular outline of where something punctured or poked through but no material is missing. It was a little flap there but I put it back in its place by rubbing it smooth.

This is a great bag for your EDC. Has lots of space for things like flashlight, knife, tourniquet , pew, pew, and any other thing you think you might need to carry. Great bag for the money.

Looks good, good quality made very nice.

This is pretty handy for all your little things you want to take with you when you leave the house and you don't have to carry in your hand. It adjust so it can hang down closer to waist or up on your chest, great for those cc people will fit a large caliper gun in the big zipper area with room still in all the other pockets. This is a tablet I use to run my truck on it fits and zips up. Many ways to use.

You can fit like 4 ultimate guard boulder deck boxes in the main pocket and a dice bag or box too, plus you still have the front pocket to spare. Its better than the cheap drawstring bag I was using. Now I just need some way to attach my playmat. Its a pretty good bag but I am not really putting it through hard use.

It’s not too bulky while having enough compartments for a phone,wallet,water bottle.Satisfied with it and the price.

This is nice bag. But it is not small. Just less than medium size if a standard backpack is full size. So its about half the size of backpack. I decided to keep it since it fits my 32oz water bottle and allows me to carry during motorcycle events. Quality is decent overall, zippers are low quality.

I use crossover backs primarily for travel or running/hiking, I just received it to replace my last one. I will say my first impressions are very positive given the price. It seems very well made, all the zippers work and it seems fairly sturdy given its price point.It is not too small and definitely not a large bag, so for me it's actually the perfect size for traveling with documents/headphones and the like.I like the Molle attachments and the velcro patch, which could be a little larger ...the bag can be also converted into a small hold-all with the strap placed in a compartment and the top part buttoned over.Overall for the price, I am happy.I will update if there are zipper issues or tearing along seams that have occurred to me with similar products in the past.