Is 钓鱼单肩斜挎包 Worth Selling?

“I currently have a couple sling/waist packs from Orvis and Fishpond, but I've noticed they tend to give me bad back pain after a full day. I'm guessing it's from having most of the weight sitting unevenly on one shoulder/side.”

“The sling and chest pack were nice but after a few hours my back would ache and they weren't even full. I did think once I counterweighted the cross current with some stuff in the back cargo area it helped a little with balancing weight on the shoulders but still wasn't comfortable for long days”

“Right now I have a sling bag tackle bag and after a few hours of fishing and carrying it around, my shoulder becomes fatigued and sore. It also makes casting slightly more difficult.”

“For comfortability I'd honestly stay away from slings. When your bending over or climbing over log and it's shifting around, not great. Backpack imo way to go.”

“I'd been using Orvis' magnetic net release, which while still bouncing about and not tightly secured, had been working for me so far. Unfortunately, the low-quality elastic piece snapped recently from the clips (which I'd already been having frustrations with). Fortunately, I saw it happen and didn't lose a net! So, any suggestions on what to replace the bungee with? I feel pretty good about the magnets, if there was a higher-quality cord to connect them.”

“Also curious about the net holster as any pack I've had previously doesn't seem to have that feature quite dialed in.”

“I have had my net on a bungie, clipped to my sling pack. Sometimes I dislike the bungie system as I cant quite get my net where I want it. Ive seen magnets, and all the sorts.”

“Bought a day pack to convert to a fly fishing gear bag. The only thing that was missing was a place for a net so I used the rain fly that came with the pack to make a holster.”

“I've tried them all except the new Umpqua. I'm a big fan of the Orvis Guide sling. I like the size and it's comfortable. I made sure to buy a sling that sat on my left shoulder because I cast right handed.”

“So I have that Simms, a Simms waterproof, and the Orvis regular one whatever it was called. The 2 Simms ones go over my right shoulder and I personally wasn't a fan of that. The Orvis goes over my left and I find that much more comfortable.”

“I like that the Flathead is ambidextrous so for a guy who has never used one to know what comfortable for me, having the option to switch shoulders is another plus.”

“I like being minimalistic, and have a small waist pack that has always served me well.... until the rainstorm this weekend. Everything got soaked. Time to go waterproof.”

“So I picked up the regular size Orvis x fishe sling bag earlier this season. After getting caught out a couple times in the rain I think I'd like to hit it with a waterproofing spray.”

“I'm pretty set on the waterproof aspect. Seems as if it's going to run me 230-250 any way I slice it going with the main manufacturers.”

“Looking more at sling bags, I find this funny as hell, these are all the same bags with different front pockets, different colors, and different names on them. The ugly stik and samurai are 95% the same, the mesh pocket on the ugly stik is replaced with molle loops on the samurai one. The kylebooker and spiderwire as 100% the same, but the kylebooker has options on color while spiderwire only offers 1 color, and the kylebooker is less than half the cost of the spider wire bag.”

“Whatever one you wanna overpay for 😬 Ill always go for backpack over sling too”

“The net holster feature of the fishpond sling looks genius, but bummer it has no water bottle carry. Desired load would be a couple big streamer boxes, lunch, puffy/rain shell, water bottle/beers, and all the small stuff.”

“My main issue with fully submersible bags is a lack of organization as it is difficult to sew in extra pockets while keeping the bag waterproof.”

“It comes with a shoulder strap with attachment points for your nippers, pliers, etc. everything else is in the bag on your lumbar region. Well it takes an Act of Congress to get to your bag! AND the shoulder strap either rubs my neck or it's hanging loosely, never a happy medium.”