Victorinox Altmont™ 2.0 - Dual-Compartment Monosling SKU: #7799183
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View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- Perfect for everday use, the Altmont™ 2.0 - Dual-Compartment Monosling from Victorinox® keeps all of your personal electronics close at hand and organized.
- Durable Versatek™ main body fabric with abrasion-resistant 1680D nylon base for rugged durability.
- Padded back panel and adjustable shoulder strap for maximum comfort.
- Electronic device pocket on the shoulder strap, big enough to fit a larger cell phone.
- Zippered front compartment with snap cover contains an interior slash pocket.
- Rear zippered compartment is big enough to hold your smaller personal electronics and wallet.
- Imported.
- Bottom Width: 9 1⁄2 in
- Middle Width: 7 1⁄2 in
- Top Width: 4 in
- Depth: 6 in
- Height: 16 in
- Strap Length: 20 in
- Strap Drop: 10 in
- Weight: 6 oz
- Proposition 65 WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
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Victorinox Altmont™ 2.0 - Dual-Compartment Monosling Review
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4 people found this review helpful
August 4, 2011
Anonymous
from Boston, MA
A little sad about this product. I've been a devoted fan of Victorinox for years, so of course, it was quite disappointing to see my bag last 2 weeks (of pretty light use) before a tear emerged at the seam connecting the check fabric to the tarp-like material. Unfortunately, I didn't have time to get it repaired/replaced before I left the country. It was especially disappointing considering my Victorinox backpack from 2005 still looks fantastic, despite being of a much cheaper line and enduring years of terrible abuse from college and frequent international travel. I expected more of the Altmont 2.0 products, and I hope my laptop backpack from the same line lasts longer. Victorinox is still one of the best brands for luggage, but I've had my concerns that the quality of their products has dipped in recent years. (I do hope I'm wrong though.) This bag is not completely without merit however. It's a good day bag to hold your essentials. I bought this for a sailing trip, because I wanted to have my arms free to maneuver around the boat. I didn't want a backpack because the straps can slip off - the monosling doesn't have this problem. On that trip, it fit: wallet, small camera, phone, small water bottle, light sweater, tissues, and sunblock tube. It's also a good size for my 5' frame. It's a stylish design (I've gotten compliments on it) and the red one looks great, though a little more orange and a less vivid red than my older Victorinox products. I find the button flap a little annoying, but I have to admit it looks good. It's a small bag, so there's not much in the way of organization; but the front compartment houses a slash pocket for your phone or other things you need to find quickly. The sling also has a soft pocket for your gadget of choice. It's as well thought-out as a small monosling can be. Also glad the bottom is padded. I would recommend this bag, but warn that you should leave yourself time to test it for defects. Thankfully, Zappos is great with returns.
Brands I'd also recommend: Oakley
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