Overview

PGYTECH OneGo Pocket Sling

The OneGo Pocket Sling from PGYTECH provides storage for content creators, commuters, and travelers. It accommodates pocket cameras, action cameras with gimbal handles, smartphones, and everyday essentials. It features a sandwich-style layered design with independent front and rear compartments, plus a central layer for flexible storage of water bottles, selfie sticks, and more. The front compartment features a magnetic closure for fast one-handed access. This sling bag is crafted from lightweight, splash- and wear-resistant polyester for comfort and long-term durability. The padded, adjustable strap is removable and can be used as a shoulder strap or crossbody. It has carabiner-style metal hooks for quick attachment. The OneGo Pocket Sling includes a randomly chosen TagPort badge that mounts on the TagPort interface. The TagPort is also compatible with Crocs Jibbitz charms, so you can express your own unique style.

SKU: GC40-P-CB-577

PGYTECH OneGo Pocket Sling

PGYTECH OneGo Pocket Sling

The OneGo Pocket Sling from PGYTECH provides storage for content creators, commuters, and travelers. It accommodates pocket cameras, action cameras with gimbal handles, smartphones, and everyday essentials. It features a sandwich-style layered design with independent front and rear compartments, plus a central layer for flexible storage of water bottles, selfie sticks, and more. The front compartment features a magnetic closure for fast one-handed access. This sling bag is crafted from lightweight, splash- and wear-resistant polyester for comfort and long-term durability. The padded, adjustable strap is removable and can be used as a shoulder strap or crossbody. It has carabiner-style metal hooks for quick attachment. The OneGo Pocket Sling includes a randomly chosen TagPort badge that mounts on the TagPort interface. The TagPort is also compatible with Crocs Jibbitz charms, so you can express your own unique style.

Recommended For

Commuting: Independent front and rear compartments keep a pocket camera and daily essentials organised for the trip to work.

Travel & Vlogging: One bag carries an Osmo Pocket All-in-One Kit, an extension rod and a phone, meeting both commuting and travel needs.

Content Creation: The magnetic front flap opens one-handed so you can grab your action camera without breaking stride.

Everyday Carry: The removable padded strap converts between shoulder and crossbody carry, with the central layer flexing around a water bottle.

Personal Style: Attach Crocs Jibbitz charms or the included TagPort badge to the TagPort interface to make the sling your own.

Key Features:

Fits Pocket Cameras, Action Cameras and Phones

Sandwich-Style Layered Design

Quick-Access Magnetic Flap

Lightweight Durable Polyester Construction

Padded Removable Strap

What's in the Box:

PGYTECH OneGo Pocket Sling

Compatibility

Compatibility: Osmo Pocket All-in-One Kit; popular action cameras, extension rods, smartphones, etc. TagPort Interface lets you attach Crocs Jibbitz charms and the included TagPort badge.

Additional Product Information

Maximum load capacity of approximately 1.2 kg.

A dedicated AirTag pocket on the side of the rear compartment lets you track your bag.

The expandable middle compartment can temporarily hold a water bottle, small tripod, or similar items.

Covered by PGYTECH's limited lifetime warranty.

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Product Overview

PGYTECH OneGo Pocket Sling

The OneGo Pocket Sling from PGYTECH provides storage for content creators, commuters, and travelers. It accommodates pocket cameras, action cameras with gimbal handles, smartphones, and everyday essentials. It features a sandwich-style layered design with independent front and rear compartments, plus a central layer for flexible storage of water bottles, selfie sticks, and more. The front compartment features a magnetic closure for fast one-handed access. This sling bag is crafted from lightweight, splash- and wear-resistant polyester for comfort and long-term durability. The padded, adjustable strap is removable and can be used as a shoulder strap or crossbody. It has carabiner-style metal hooks for quick attachment. The OneGo Pocket Sling includes a randomly chosen TagPort badge that mounts on the TagPort interface. The TagPort is also compatible with Crocs Jibbitz charms, so you can express your own unique style.

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