Exactly as it was described. It's a smaller bag that fits your wallet, keys, phone, a couple rolls of film and a little camera. The material feels really durable. I mean, really durable--not like a $5 bag from WalMart. It's thick, and inside it has a water proof lining, and the zippers have a water proof flap, too.

The strap is thick, not like a cheap pack. The strap material is smooth so you can swing the back up when you need something and then swing it away when you're done. There's a pouch inside that detaches, perfect for your ID and a couple of credit cards. I keep my phone and a little pen in the zippered pouch in the back. The back pocket also seems like it would fit a passport JUST right but I haven't tried yet. Really well thought out bag so long as you know that it is NOT a big bag.

The name pretty much describes what I use it for--it's not a main bag, it's just a little day pack to carry the essentials without weighing you down too much.

This fanny pack isn't the same one your dad or mom had back in the 80s... This is meant to be used and abused for the avid photographer. I've taken mine all over the world and it still looks brand new. When flying I wear it cross body across the chest and carry all my essentials: passport, cash, boarding pass, lightning cable, ear plugs, point and shoot camera, extra rolls of film. Once I get to the destination I use it as my quick access pouch since I use a backpack and it's hard to access things quickly if all your gear is on your back. Even back at home I use it all the time when my wife doesn't want me to carry around a 'real' camera back. I can easily slip a small point and shoot and some film and I'm ready to go.

Build quality is top notch, weather proof zippers, rear pouch and removable interior pouch is great. Only criticism is that I want more colours (navy with brown trip please) and a slightly larger version, but not too big. I can see myself owning 2-3 of these and just rotate them. Keep them coming ShootFilmCo!!

BHT