Alpaka Go Sling

Pros

• Fwiw, I use an Alpaka Go Sling for my iPad and it works like a charm 👌
• Most days I carried my Alpaka Go Sling. I was usually able to fit a water bottle, my Mamiya 6 with two lenses, CLE, wallet, passport, etc. I honestly really liked not having a backpack on to keep from sweating since I walked so much.
• I don't have either (I wound up going with the Alpaka Go Sling for my large/tech loadout, largely for cost reasons)
• Alpaka Go Sling or Pakt Everyday 5L sling would be my picks. Both have options for a stabilizer strap which will help prevent neck irritation from the strap. Both have excellent internal organization.
• I saw the Alpaka Go Sling Mini and the Go Sling, both of them are quite compelling to me with all the available compartments and all.

Cons

• As for slings: - Alpaka: bravo sling mini v2, go sling mini v2, go sling
• Also I can advise the Go sling is a tight 5.5L as others have mentioned - most of the space seems to come from the front which expands out like a duffle - pretty cool, but it is still divided in two inside.
• I have the Alpaka Go Sling and I love the look and a lot of things about it but it's a really tight 5.5 litres. If you need the full capacity of the Tomtoc, the Alpaka Go might not fit all your stuff.
• I have looked at some bags however the closest is the alpaka go sling which is also 5.5L. The only issue is that the shoulder strap has a nonremovable strap and also I believe they are using a proprietary buckle.
• I do really love Alpaka Go Sling, but it feels a bit thin for carrying all this items together without being forced.