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This bag is great for storing your essential items in a compact format. Personally I've been using this to store my wallet, charger, cables, and various batteries for camera when I'm biking. It's super compact meaning I can take it in mt backpack or by itself. If I could make a suggestion I'd add a second handle on the other side to loop through

Well built. Great addition to the backpack as a quick access go to for tools, drives and other tech items.

I bought this not as a tech sack but as a bag to carry with me over the shoulder (see below).

I use it to take with me: 80Wh powerbank, USB-C charger, LTT screwdriver, LTT scribedriver, waller (traditional V-shaped leather wallet for banknotes and coins), card holder, smartphone, USB-C cable, keys and USB flash and USB power meter/analyser.

Carrying all this HARDLY uses any pockets supplied in the sack, yet it is kinda full already. This is why I bought and what I love about the sack - it is variable. And not *just* variable, it is totally variable. You can take smaller multimeter, soldering iron (like Pinecil) and other elctronics stuff and you have pockets and elastic holders to make it fit nicely, you can take cables, mouse, card reader, USB HUB etc. and have pockets and elastics to hold it in place. You can take various tools (screwdrivers, spanners, pliers) and have room to fit it in. Or you can use it as a small bag to carry things you need or want with you - just like I do and why I bought it.

You pay a lot, especially in EU with VAT and shipping. But it comes just a little bit more expensive than similar bags of the similar quality here (be it leather or fabric like this). Quality is very good and usability is perfect - it's only up to your imagination how you would use it and set the things up inside it.

The only downside was that I want to carry it over the shoulder and the strap on the sack makes it kinda "toss into the backpack" type. But I was determined to make it work using 3D printer and I think I succeeded - I printed adapter and buckles to make it wearable over the shoulder (or just hanging from your fingers along your body if you want to carry it that way). You can find printfiles on Printables: https://www.printables.com/model/1063147-ltt-tech-sack-diy-over-the-shoulder-strap-buckle-a

It seems well thought out and well constructed, but I can't use it because the odor is too offensive. Not sure how they approved of the materials they used. I tried hand-washing it, letting it air out in the sun for a few days, then machine washed it even though that's against the care instructions. It still stank but I wanted to use it so I thought I'd just put up with it. Used it for a week and got tired of the smell so I stuck it in the garage, and then found out it made my backpack smell. So I machine washed the backpack and thankfully the smell came out of the backpack. I don't think I'll ever get to use the tech sack again, I think it's cursed forever. Maybe I'm just sensitive to that material, if you aren't then it seems like a great little bag with lots of storage options and good construction.

Build quality is top notch, really happy with my purchase