My husband had gotten one of these in the green color in late August/early September. It has lots of pockets and came in handy for our trip to Colorado. I wanted one and ordered the black and orange one. My husband and I swapped bags. Now we are both happy!

As others have noted, the plastic slip buckle broke very early on. Replacement (metal) buckle only $1 at Hobby Lobby or some other such store. Suggest you just assume yours will break and replace it immediately. Otherwise, a goofy looking but very useful design. I did find it better for walking around than on a bike - slid around too much. The cell phone "pouch" seems a good idea but in the end keeping the phone elsewhere just works better.

Bought this for my husband. He takes his laptop to work everyday riding on his motorcycle. He now feels safe with his backpack, it fits comfortable and there is room for all his stuff.

Seems to be designed for left handers. Needs double zippers.
Overall, it's a nice backpack.

I liked the Innturt Jochui Sling Bag for it's size (large enough to hold my knee brace and still fit under an airline seat) and fine quality of construction. I didn't like the small water bottle holder and phone holder on the strap that opened on the side. If I changed shoulders, that side opening zipper could allow my phone to fall out. This could be easily addressed by putting the opening on TOP rather than on the side. The diagonal zipper on the middle compartment prevented my iPad from being properly secured. Likewise, if I changed shoulders, all of those diagonal zippers would be on the bottom. I found another sling bag that addressed all those issues and would have returned this one. However, since I optimistically cut off the excessive strap length, I was forced to retain this one and eventually gave it to my son who appreciated the positive features.
SOOO... I bought the other model by this company in Lake Green that addressed all those short comings and I'm still using it today. Roomy bag, sufficient water bottle pouch, squared zippered pouch that just fits my 10.2 in. iPad and top opening phone pouch on front strap. It was used extensively on a ski trip to Europe and fit under the seat as my "personal item". Great for skiing as it stays balanced yet readily slides to the front to board a chairlift. I give this bag alone 5 STARS!
(The 4 star rating is the average for 3 stars I gave on the initial bag and 5 stars for the one I kept.
EDIT NUMBER TWO: Just a week after writing my glowing update, a tiny plastic buckle on the strap broke leaving the strap dangling. I salvaged the bag by using a studier version of the buckle from a tool belt but it's sad that a fine sling pack was temporarily rendered useless by 30 cent plastic buckle.