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The perfect commuter bag built for adventure, the Navigator Sling 6L provides quick access to all your essentials while on the move. The slings superior organization includes an RFID-safe pocket for credit cards and dedicated tablet storage. A cord pass-through allows you to charge between pockets on the go, and an external water bottle pocket hides away when not in use. The comfortable sling strap also includes a dedicated card holder for quick access to your public transit pass or swipe cards for the office.

Whether you’re a commuter or an adventure seeker, the Navigator Sling 6L will become your trusty sidekick. Optimized for superior organization, quick access, and endless functionality, this sling has everything you need to live life on the move.

The main compartment has four pockets for storage, including mesh, zipper, and an RFID safe pocket. Thoughtful storage and cord management allow you to charge devices between pockets on the move and store smaller items such as a pen or apple pencil. In the back pocket you can fit an 11 tablet or other slim gaming devices. The external hidden pocket also includes a key leash for quick access when you need it. This sling also has water-resistant, tamper-proof zips for protection and security, as well as reflective bars for visibility in the dark. When you are on the go, the stabilizer strap gives you added support. The water bottle pocket hides away when not in use, and the sling straps card slot gives quick access to public transit cards or swipe cards for your office. All around this bag is extremely comfortable, versatile, and ready to navigate any adventure.

Superior OrganizationDedicated storage keeps travel essentials secure

Stay ChargedCord pass-through allows you to charge devices on the go

Built for ComfortMolded EVA back panel

Dedicated StorageExternal water bottle pocket hides away when not in use

Secure CarryTuck-away stabilizing strap adds security on the move