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I own a couple Sash bags. I am also a penny pincher. I could spend a lot more on bags that don't work as well. I am not associated with the company in any way. Took reversible black/grey to Japan. Was able to change with wardrobe. Worked very well. I have shoulder and back problems. Bag sits securely over shoulder and rests on my hip. Protects my joints. No shoulder pain. Strap is adjustable. Do not carry wallet, since multiple RFID slots are in both sides of bag. carry small coin purse for bills and coins. One side has open pockets for ex. phone. Other zipped pockets to protect money, passport. Plenty of room, but has made me not carry everything except kitchen sink. Watch video on the website and see everything that someone could fit into a bag. Cloth and leather bags, vegan and faux leather all lie close to the body under coat. They have sales. Customer service is excellent. I will take one bag on a cruise to Iceland and Ireland this spring. 

I agree with Lois R. My podiatrist was very pleased with my Vionics. I have mules, sandals, and flip flops. They also make dressier and sneakers even booties. All very cute. We walked and walked during a trip to Japan, averaging 10 miles a day. Vionic shoes are the only reason I was able to walk as much as we did. KT tape helped alot too. Plenty of videos on how to apply for PF. PF sufferers need good arch support. Hope this helps.