We have used other Aer products in that colorway, but this review will focus on the Aer Sling Bag 3 in black. We went with all black, but there’s also a grey version made with an eco-dyed polyester instead of Cordura. It’s versatile too, so even if you’re not as hip as the models on the Aer website, you can still rock this sling with ease. So if you do choose to buy it, it’ll basically be with you forever.Īll of those serious materials may sound a bit rugged, but Aer puts them together with a minimalist aesthetic that looks clean and modern. Quality hardware, robust fabric, and expert construction make it highly durable. With the combination of YKK zippers and Duraflex hardware on the strap buckles, we can confidently say that this sling is made with premium materials all around. Aer Sling Bag 3 | Cordura fabric, YKK zippers, and Duraflex hardware.
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That front pocket zip also has YKK Aquaguard for some extra water protection for your tech accessories or essentials. They are still long and a bit jingly on this sling, but they aren’t as loud as some previous Aer bags. Aer’s zipper pulls tend to be long and jingly. These are the bad boys of zippers, and we haven’t had one break on us to date. The front pocket has a chunky reverse coil YKK #10, while the main compartment has a slightly smaller #8.
Sounds extreme, but we guess there’s a reason it’s called “ballistic” nylon. Apparently, Cordura was initially developed for military body armor. By heavy stuff, we mean dusty gym floors and light rain-the thick material is reasonably resistant to both scuffs and water. It’s rough and tough and ready for some heavy stuff. Like most of the products in their Active Collection, the Aer Sling Bag 3 is made of a sturdy 1680D Cordura Ballistic Nylon. We’ll get into the nitty-gritty of that later. And we know a thing or two-we literally wrote the guide on slings. Several members of our team who vary in height tried it out with similar results. We found that it can cut into your chest at an awkward angle, and the bottom of the bag tends to stick out away from your body. Unfortunately, we just couldn’t find a way to get comfortable with the carry strap. The Aer Active Collection 3.0-Aer Sling Bag 3, Aer Duffel Pack 3, and Aer Fit Pack 3. We used it for two weeks while biking between the office and yoga and had high hopes for it as a contender to bridge the sling, backpack divide.
The Sling Bag 3 is spacious enough for a laptop, has a compartment for shoes, and excellent internal organization for tech gear. It’s part of Aer’s Active Collection 3.0, which includes a whole host of duffel bags and daypacks for those of us trying to balance the fit life and work life.
The Aer Sling Bag 3 was designed for the busy person on the go who’s knocking out their morning cardio before work. But what about when you have more to carry and don’t want to wear both a backpack and a sling? What if there was one product that could somehow function as both? What if we told you the Aer Sling Bag 3 may be precisely what you’re looking for? Aer Sling Bag 3 | Ready to roll. Love them or hate them there’s no denying their convenience when going through TSA or carrying your essentials day-to-day. Slings can be such a polarizing piece of gear.
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