Everything Sling 2L - Open Box, Gray
Our Review
Moment Everything Sling 2L — The Carry-On Companion Built for Creators
The gist: A featherlight, weather-resistant sling that handles your camera, passport, and essentials without weighing you down at the gate.
- Ultralight for frequent flyers: Weighs just 0.69 lb (312 g) with dimensions of 11.5 x 5.75 x 3 inches — slides under a seat or into an overhead bin with zero fuss.
- Weather-resistant shell: 420D high-density micro-ripstop nylon with a PFAS-free double-layer waterproof coating protects gear in drizzly airports or rainy street sessions.
- Camera-ready main compartment: The padded main compartment fits a compact mirrorless or 35mm point-and-shoot like a Fujifilm X100VI, with an expansion panel that opens up to 4 extra inches for a windbreaker.
- Quick-access security pockets: Dedicated phone zipper pocket, hidden back passport pocket, soft-touch sunglasses pocket, and an AirTag slot keep valuables organized and reachable.
According to Pack Hacker, the Everything Sling 2L is cleared as carry-on compliant across 146 airlines, making it a reliable choice for frequent flyers who need a compact personal item.
Best for: Travel content creators, digital nomads, and minimalist travelers on short hops. Skip it if: At only 2 liters, the capacity is quite tight — it fits a compact camera or a windbreaker when expanded, but not both simultaneously, making it best suited for ultra-light day trips or coffee-run errands rather than full-day adventures with substantial gear. Runs $59.50 (listed price; Moment.com official retail is $70, suggesting this may be a sale/variant price) — check the current price before buying.
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