Take 1.5L Sling, Moss
$55
The lightest, fastest bag option. Designed to keep your mobile or small camera safe, dry, and secure when moving. Its ultra-slim crossbody design rides comfortably over or under clothing, conforming to your body with webbing wings and lightweight materials that move with you. Quick-adjust hardware lets you tighten or loosen on the fly, while the main compartment can fit all of your daily essentials.
Our Review
Moment Take 1.5L Sling — The No-Bulk Crossbody for Desk-to-Errand Days
The gist: A 200g micro-sling that carries phone, cards, and keys for remote workers who want hands-free freedom between the home office and short errands — without the overhead of a full work bag.
- Ultra-compact at 200g: Slim enough to wear under a blazer or button-up without distorting the profile — presents professionally on video calls even if you step away from the desk.
- Hidden value pocket: Inner hidden pocket keeps a card or ID discreet and secure — useful when running between a co-working space and a meeting nearby.
- Webbed wings + quick-release buckle: Conforms to the torso without bouncing during a fast-walk commute; one-handed tighten or release keeps your hands free for a laptop bag.
- Three open stretch pockets: Keeps earbuds, phone cable, and a snack within one-second reach — no digging through a main compartment during a call.
B&H Photo listed the Take 1.5L as part of Moment’s Fast & Light lineup launched in late 2025, designed for active urban users who prioritize speed and minimalism over capacity.
Best for: Remote professionals who work from cafes, co-working spaces, or home and need a light-touch carry for short trips away from the desk. Skip it if: You need to carry a tablet or cables — the 1.5L capacity is designed for bare essentials only. Runs ~$55 — check the current price before buying.
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