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The everyday sling bag designed for travel

The Travel Sling 2 is designed to keep your travel essentials close at hand. It features a padded laptop pocket, interior pockets for your everyday essentials and a versatile sling strap for multiple carrying positions.   Move Smarter™.

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• 1680D Cordura® ballistic nylon exterior

• YKK® zippers

• Duraflex® plastic hardware

• Padded laptop pocket with soft lining (fits up to 16" laptop)

• Quick-access top pocket for travel documents and small valuables

• Interior pockets for your travel essentials

• Luggage handle pass through for convenient carrying

• Versatile sling strap allows for dual carrying positions

• Imported

• Length: 16" (41 cm)

• Width: 11" (28 cm)

• Depth: 4.5" (12 cm)

• 12 L

• 1.8 lbs

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Aer Travel Sling 2 Review

Aer is a brand that should be familiar to most within this community. As purveyors of tech-focused, mostly black, aesthetically minimal packs they’ve been making a name for themselves since 2014. Their focus on simplicity, utility, and durability has garnered a largely positive reputation in the years since. And with each generation of products, they aim to make meaningful updates based on real-world usage and feedback. 

We’re here today to take a look at the  Aer Travel Sling 2 , which is a pretty thorough design update from the original. Though travel is in the name of this bag, don’t let that fool you into thinking it’s only suitable for that role. I’ve been putting it to daily use over the past few months as my work bag (in addition to travel applications) and I’m ready to share my thoughts.  

Let’s dig in. 

Specifications

• Name: Travel Sling 2
• Format: Sling
• Measurement: 16″H x 11″W x 4.5″D (41cm x 28cm x 12cm)
• Capacity: 12L (732cu. in.)
• Weight: 1.8lbs (0.81kg)
• Zippers: YKK RC throughout
• Material: 1680D Cordura® Ballistic Nylon
• Price US$115

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Who It Suits

This is a bag that gravitates towards the tech-savvy; if you need to carry an array of tech devices securely on a daily basis, this is a great option to consider. If you’re into sleek, minimal aesthetics with a dash of techwear, this is for you. Additionally, it will make a great secondary carry-on bag for travel purposes to make your devices and travel necessities easier to access. 

Who It Doesn’t

Anyone who isn’t a fan of sling or messenger-style bags won’t suddenly be enlightened by this bag. If you need to carry a lot more than your tech, this will run out of space. Additionally, if you need to, or prefer to carry on your right shoulder, unfortunately, this is not your bag. While you can hang the bag off your right shoulder, it is designed for cross-body wear.

Aesthetically speaking, Aer’s products predominantly feature a minimal, tech-forward look which suits all genders. Though, in my opinion, I would say they are slightly masculine in their appearance. The Travel Sling 2 is currently available in two different colorways, Black and Heather Gray. There is no wrong choice between the two as they both suit the overall silhouette of the bag very well.

I also am a big fan of the updated patterning of this version over the original Travel Sling, which was overall a more boxy design. This almost feels like a scaled-up version of the Day Sling, and the bag feels well-proportioned overall. Aer’s typical neutral gray interior liner works well enough to give you a clear view of the bag’s contents. But I must say, I love the bright orange liner they use on their X-Pac editions and I think it would really suit this bag’s overall look and feel. 

Construction

Quality of construction is, for me, one of the most important aspects when it comes to making a purchase decision with a bag. Aer has been continuously improving their construction (not that they were ever “bad”) with each generation of products they release. The Travel Sling 2 arrived with absolutely zero construction flaws upon initial inspection. And in the subsequent months of daily use I’ve put the bag through, nothing has changed. Though I haven’t yet flown with the bag, it has been on road trips, in and out of cars, and used as a daily carry for work. I’m not intentionally “rough” on bags or equipment. But I’m also not afraid to use them and the Travel Sling 2 has exhibited no signs of construction failure. This leaves me feeling fairly confident that this will continue to be the case in a longer-term scenario. 

Materials & Hardware

Aer uses quality materials on their bags and the entire exterior of the sling is constructed of 1680D Ballistic Nylon. The smooth texture of Ballistic Nylon (versus a more coarse weave like Cordura 500D and 1000D) makes it easy to clean if you do happen to get it dirty. It also means that dust and fur aren’t going to easily stick to the exterior. Thank goodness, because my Australian Shepherds’ fur is deeply embedded into just about everything I own. The interior is lined with a light gray colored pack-cloth material, similar to most of their other products. 

This makes the interior visible so none of your contents will hide in dark crevices never to be seen again. No part of the interior lining is abrasive either so everything is well protected, especially the laptop sleeve which has a soft-touch lining on the back wall of the bag. It’s worth noting that this will fit up to a 16″ MacBook Pro, but it is a bit snug. Anything smaller than that will fit easily. 

For me personally, zippers can make or break the user experience of a bag. Fortunately, I love the huge and delightfully smooth YKK #10RC zipper for the main compartment, which makes access to that primary space a breeze. The front pocket also features a YKK #10RC but this one is an AquaGuard zip so there is a little more resistance to open that compartment, though certainly not enough to cause usability issues.

The small valuables pocket features a YKK #5RC zipper with a locking pull. I found it easy to open one-handed, which is always appreciated. Additionally, the shoulder strap is nicely padded and features a sturdy Duraflex plastic buckle for quick release; though I seldom unclip messenger-style bags, preferring to just slide them on overhead. Overall I appreciate the quality of materials that Aer has chosen to work with. Despite the relatively affordable $115 price point, the bag still feels like a premium product. 

A tech sling wouldn’t be very good if it didn’t carry your tech securely, right? Fortunately, this updated design that Aer has produced is an excellent travel companion for hauling your laptop, tablet, headphones, and all of the other tech bits we typically want to carry with us. I find that it makes a great dedicated bag for this purpose. The Travel Sling 2 is capable of carrying a 16″ MacBook Pro as I mentioned earlier and has a simple but secure Velcro strap closure to keep your device secured in place while you’re mobile. I found the pocketing to be sufficient without being overly prescriptive either. If you’re a pouch organizer, however, I suggest you stick to flat pouches as they’re going to accommodate the space a bit better.

I really liked that the exterior pocket has its own volume and expands outwards rather than inwards. This allows you to still use it comfortably even if the main compartment is fairly loaded. This is great if you want to keep a few quick-access items handy without having to dig around inside the main compartment (though to be fair, this isn’t a large bag so it’s not difficult to find things).

The additional small exterior pocket is a great place to drop things like your phone, or passport, and tickets while traveling. However, there is no organization so there’s no way to separate your things in there; it’s just a quick drop spot. But in my opinion, pockets like that are still incredibly useful to have on a bag like this.

Lastly, the Aer Travel Sling 2 features two external lash straps, which is a carry-over feature from the original design. I imagine it would be useful if one was carrying something like an umbrella or a tightly rolled jacket, but I personally found little use for them; they felt a bit vestigial to me and I would have preferred if they were removable. They do mostly stay out of the way, which is appreciated. But for a company so focused on clean and minimalist designs, this one small detail felt a bit out of character.

Performance

When reviewing a bag, I generally prefer to spend at least a month or two (ideally longer) with it to get a real idea of what it’s like to live with and to see if any potential issues arise from daily use. Fortunately, the Travel Sling 2 is built from quality materials and hasn’t shown any signs of failure for me. But this is a great moment to praise Aer for offering a lifetime warranty on their products. If you do have an issue during the practical lifetime of the bag, Aer will be there to support you. I like that.

This is a sling bag designed to carry your tech. Naturally, our devices often wind up being some of the heaviest things we carry. That’s important to keep in mind with something meant to only be carried on one shoulder. The shoulder strap itself is reasonably well padded but if the bag is fully loaded I would have preferred that the wider portion of the strap be extended further to distribute the weight a little better over my shoulder. That’s not to say it’s uncomfortable. But I found that when the bag was loaded with all of my tech for work, the weight was noticeable. And it was especially noticeable if the bag was overloaded.

I also need to mention that the strap is non-removable and non-reversible. Meaning if you want to wear it cross-body as designed, it can only be worn slung over your left shoulder. This doesn’t personally bother me as it’s how I typically would wear such a bag. But for those of you who prefer (or need) to wear a bag over your right shoulder, this is not going to be the option for you. 

The Travel Sling 2 is naturally meant to be a cross-body sling, but you can also carry it by its handle. Fortunately, the top handle is quite comfortable in the hand as it’s a doubled-up webbing which makes it feel plush. So while it can’t really be carried “briefcase-style” with the shoulder strap, it does at least carry nicely when you need to use the handle.

Weatherability

The Aer Travel Sling 2 is made of a very sturdy set of materials and though they will provide some water repellency, they are not explicitly waterproof. The zippers, smooth as they are, are YKK RC and not of the AquaGuard variety, except for the front pocket (a curious anomaly). The point being, it will probably be fine in light rain. But I wouldn’t subject it to any extreme weather and expect everything inside to remain perfectly dry. There isn’t an external rainfly for the Travel Sling 2 available from Aer directly. But it wouldn’t be too hard to rig up something from a third party that is close enough to the dimensions of this bag.

• Thoughtful organization for an array of tech devices
• Quality construction and premium materials for the pricepoint
• Comfortable size for daily carry, while remaining suitable for travel
• Excellent support with a lifetime warranty

Not So Good

• The shoulder strap only accommodates left shoulder carry
• You will surely feel the weight on your shoulder if you fill the bag with lots of heavy tech items

Though the Travel Sling 2 isn’t an entirely new design from Aer, it is a refined silhouette that borrows from their other lines (you can see influences from the Day Sling). What they’ve done though is slightly increase the length and depth which ultimately gives the user a much more useful footprint over the original. The internal layout is a delight for carrying your laptop, headphones, and tech necessities on a daily basis with enough room for a few extras whilst traveling. In the time I’ve been using the Aer Travel Sling 2 I never found it got in my way or caused any sort of frustration. This says a lot as I can be rather picky when it comes to bag designs. If you’re looking for a daily tech hauler or slim travel companion, be sure to put this on your list. It’s excellent value at $115.

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The everyday sling bag designed for travel.

The Travel Sling 2 is designed to keep your travel essentials close at hand. It features a padded laptop pocket, interior pockets for your everyday essentials and a versatile sling strap for multiple carrying positions.

Additional Colors: Gray , X-Pac

• 1680D Cordura® ballistic nylon exterior • YKK® zippers • Duraflex® plastic hardware • Padded laptop pocket with soft lining (fits up to 16" laptop) • Quick-access top pocket for travel documents and small valuables • Interior pockets for your travel essentials • Luggage handle pass through for convenient carrying • Versatile sling strap allows for dual carrying positions • Imported

Length: 16" (41 cm) Width: 11" (28 cm) Depth: 4.5" (12 cm)

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The everyday sling bag designed for travel. The Travel Sling 2 is designed to keep your travel essentials close at hand. It features a padded laptop pocket, interior pockets for your everyday essentials and a versatile sling strap for multiple carrying positions.   Move Smarter™.

Features: - 1680D Cordura® ballistic nylon exterior -  YKK® zippers - Duraflex plastic hardware - Padded laptop pocket with soft lining (fits up to 16" laptop) - Quick-access top pocket for travel documents and small valuables - Interior pockets for your travel essentials - Luggage handle pass through for convenient carrying - Versatile sling strap allows for dual carrying positions - Imported Dimensions: Length: 16" (41 cm) Width: 11" (28 cm) Depth: 4.5" (12 cm) Volume: 12 L Weight: 0.92kg

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Travel Sling 2

0 - 12L (Mini) e.g. wallet, phone, keys, sunglasses.

12 - 19L (Small) e.g. 13" laptop/ tablet, documents, cables, headphones.

19 - 24L (Medium) e.g. laptop, tablet, tech accessories, plus lunch.

24 - 30L (Large) e.g. work gear plus gym gear, standard carry-on size.

30L+ (X-Large) the limit does not exist.

Editor's note: for multiple laptops or multi-use bags (e.g. work and a packed lunch), we suggest 20L and up.

Device size: 16"

For PC laptops with large bezels, size up.

• Length: 16" (41 cm) • Width: 11" (28 cm) • Depth: 4.5" (12 cm)

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The Travel Sling 2 from Aer is one of our top selected unisex nylon Slings for everyday and travel.

We especially dig the main zip closure and other thoughtful features. It's a well appointed sling with 12 L capacity .

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- The Travel Sling 2 is designed to keep your travel essentials close at hand. - It features a padded laptop pocket, interior pockets for your everyday essentials, and a versatile sling strap for multiple carrying positions. - 1680D Cordura® ballistic nylon exterior - YKK® zippers - Duraflex® plastic hardware - Padded laptop pocket with soft lining (fits up to 16" laptop) - Quick-access top pocket for travel documents and small valuables - Interior pockets for your travel essentials - Luggage handle pass through for convenient carrying - Versatile sling strap allows for dual carrying positions - Imported - Dimensions: - Length: 16" (41 cm) - Width: 11" (28 cm) - Depth: 4.5" (12 cm) - Volume: 12 L - Weight: 1.8 lbs

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Whether your travels take you to places near or far, the new Aer Travel Sling 2 features a design that’s sized just right, with features that keep all of your essentials close at hand. And with its versatile carry options, it can be your regular go-to bag even if your most frequent travel destinations lie at either ends of your work commute. Its sleek, minimal, and low-profile design won’t make you stand out from a crowd, and its understated elegance makes it appropriate for more dressy situations at the office too. If you’re in the market for a new tech-friendly everyday carry sling bag, the Aer Travel Sling 2 should be at the top of your list this year.

Unlike a lot of bags earmarked for travel on the market, the Aer Travel Sling 2 isn’t too big and bulky for the times when you aren’t trying to one-bag it abroad. It has 12 liters of capacity for your essentials, and comes with a well-considered design that helps you use that space wisely. It starts with the padded laptop sleeve with a soft lining that cushions up to a 16″ laptop or tablet computer.

The main compartment also features lots of internal organization spaces including mesh and zip pockets that allow you to keep smaller gear, accessories, and tech items from flopping around the bag as you move from place to place. And for your quick access needs, there’s a small dedicated pocket on the exterior of the bag that can keep your travel documents, payment cards, and other critical items ready within reach at a moment’s notice.

Of course the design of any sling bag means it’s easier to take off and access compared to a standard backpack, and the Aer Travel Sling 2 brings it up a notch with its versatile sling strap that allows you to adjust its length for either crossbody sling or single shoulder use. For extra security on the go you can tighten things up and keep the bag close to your body, cinching up the external buckles to reduce the bag’s footprint. And for the time when you can finally take this bag with you on your next flight, the built-in luggage pass through integrates with ease with your luggage routine.

Wherever your travels take you, the Travel Pack 2 is built to last, made with Aer’s signature use of water-resistant 1680D CORDURA nylon for the exterior, YKK zippers, and Duraflex hardware, for a comprehensive and robust construction inside and out.

The Aer Travel Sling 2 is one of the best compact everyday carry slings you can buy right now, whether you plan to use it when the airways open up again or you’re looking for a smart and versatile option for your daily commute. Check it out at the link below.

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Aer Go Sling 2 Review

The Aer Go Sling 2 has stellar organization that can hold everything you’d typically throw into your pockets, although it might be too small for some.

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• Plenty of internal organization for a small sling, and it works well
• The strap closure is small, easy to use, and stays closed when you want it to
• The Cordura crinkle nylon is durable and feels nice to the touch
• At just 0.8 liters, there isn’t a ton of room for gear
• Zipper can get caught going around corners
• Internal organization doesn’t work well with larger gear

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.3 lb (0.1 kg)

9.5 in x 5 in x 2 in (24.1 x 12.7 x 5.1 cm)

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CORDURA® Nylon, YKK Zippers, Duraflex Hardware, Woojin Hardware, Hypalon®

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The Aer Go Sling has seen a complete redesign from the previous iteration . The first model was shaped similarly to a portrait-style photo, whereas the new offering from the San Fransisco-based modern bag company is shaped like a beautiful vast panorama. It looks a lot sleeker, but how does it perform? Let’s dive in and find out.

External Components

The sling is crafted from 210D Cordura crinkle nylon. It’s bluesign® approved, which means that the materials are sustainably sourced, which is a great shout. All Aer products we’ve tested since the release of the Travel Pack 3 , Flight Pack 3 , and Day Sling 3 have had such a designation—so this isn’t a one-off—but it’s worth commending.

Throughout the pack, we have YKK zippers, which work as we’d expect them to. If you try to open the pack with one hand, the zipper can get caught in the corner occasionally, but most of the time, there isn’t an issue. The exterior zipper pulls are made of Hypalon, which is easy to grab onto and feels sleek. The adjustment hardware is from Duraflex, and changing the strap length is easy. The buckle is from Woojin, replacing a larger FIDLOCK on the previous iteration. We find this one a lot easier to use and a lot more minimalistic. It doesn’t come open when we don’t want it to, which is the most crucial feature regarding closure.

The strap is extraordinarily thin but works for the sling’s size. At 0.8 liters, you can’t fit a ton of gear inside to overload the strap. There’s a strap keeper to ensure no extra material bothers you while you’re going about your business. There’s a loop on the left (or right side if you’re wearing it) which makes hanging it up easy. You can throw it over a post, attach a carabiner, or use it as a fidget when a mariachi band comes onto the subway while you’re talking seriously with your partner about your future. No matter which way you choose, it’s helpful.

Overall, the materials are lightweight and don’t take up much room. When there isn’t anything inside the sling, you can easily stow it inside your daypack or travel backpack . In addition to compressing to be nearly flat, you can fold it up to slide inside a pocket on another piece of equipment. When rolled, it’s roughly the size of the skinnier cans of pop you see in Europe, and it fits in the palm of your hand. Although you can’t hide them completely, the straps slide into the main compartment fairly easily. This means that they won’t act like a lasso inside your pack, get stuck on your underwear like a bull, and come flying out when you’re trying to grab your sling in the middle of a crowded train station. Our references have been oddly specific so far, but that shows you how well we’ve gotten to know this sling in testing!

There isn’t a back panel—or at least there isn’t any aeration or padding to speak of. There’s material there, but it’s the same as we see on the front side of the pack. The Crinkle nylon is comfortable to hold in your hand and is semi-soft, so it won’t feel rough if you’re wearing a tank or crop top.

The strap doesn’t have any padding or aeration either, though it isn’t overwhelmed due to the sling’s size. If you were to fill it up with dense items, like all the tech in your tech kit, or rocks, you might start to feel it digging into your shoulder. However, we never have such an issue unless we purposely pull on the sling to try to feel the effect.

The strap isn’t removable like it was on the first iteration of the Go Sling, but that doesn’t bother us much. This isn’t a piece of equipment you would need to remove the carry function from—it operates as a sling and not much else—and we dig that.

Inside The Sling

The Go Sling 2 has a fair amount of organization for such a small piece of gear. Two elastic pockets on the front side of the main compartment’s interior are large enough for a wallet, charging cables, or other handheld gear.

A liner pocket on the back side is suitable for a phone, small notebook, or similarly sized item. It isn’t large enough for a kindle or tablet, which is a nod to the nature of this sling. It’s for what you’d typically throw in your pockets should you not have them, or if you want to keep something else in your pockets so your EDC gear can live in here instead.

On the outside of the liner pocket, there’s a zippered compartment with a YKK #3 zipper. This is an intelligent addition because the other places to stow smaller gear don’t have a closure, so this becomes the place for the gear you want to lock down. An uncased or smaller phone will fit here, but larger phones or those with significant cases won’t. A passport won’t work either, which is a bummer for those who like extra security, but it will fit in the liner pocket.

Overall, the Go Sling 2 is a great companion for travelers of all sorts. If you want a sling to help take the load off your pockets, it’s a great shout. Or, if you like to keep things as minimal as possible but can’t cut a sling out of your packing list , the Go Sling 2 is a perfect fit. It probably won’t work if you like to bring everything and the kitchen sink along for the ride. Well, unless you get five…but that might be overdoing it!

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Condition: Excellent

• A complete redesign from the first iteration—with a sleek and minimalistic design
• The YKK zippers, Woojin hardware, and Duraflex adjustors feel very competent for a sling of this size
• The inclusion of bluesign® approved materials is commended, and they appear to be durable
• Materials are holding up well—no abrasion or noticeable marks
• The strap is comfortable, even when the sling is full
• Zippers stick on corners occasionally but work well otherwise

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Description

The everyday sling bag designed for travel.

The Travel Sling 2 is designed to keep your travel essentials close at hand. It features a padded laptop pocket, interior pockets for your everyday essentials and a versatile sling strap for multiple carrying positions.

• 1680D Cordura® ballistic nylon exterior
• YKK zippers
• Duraflex plastic hardware
• Padded laptop pocket with soft lining (fits up to 16" laptop)
• Quick-access top pocket for travel documents and small valuables
• Interior pockets for your travel essentials
• Luggage handle pass through for convenient carrying
• Versatile sling strap allows for dual carrying positions

Length: 16" (41 cm) Width: 11" (28 cm) Depth: 4.5" (12 cm)

Volume: 12 L Weight: 0.92kg

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