Choose between Norevix Regular and Large by comparing your complete carry list with the published measurements, then checking actual closed-bag fit. Large adds outside space and approximately 20 g of empty weight, but neither size has a published test proving that your phone, passport and wallet fit together. Crossbody Bag 2.0 has these seller specifications:
| Regular | Large | |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions | 19 × 13.5 × 2 cm 7.5 × 5.3 × 0.8 in |
22 × 15 × 3 cm 8.7 × 5.9 × 1.2 in |
| Depth | 2 cm (0.8 in) | 3 cm (1.2 in) |
| Empty weight | Approx. 170 g | Approx. 190 g |
| Strap range | 75–135 cm (29.5–53.1 in) | |
| Listed organization | Hidden rear pocket, internal organization and built-in key clip | |
These are external measurements and approximate empty weights, checked against the current product listing on 2026-10-01. They do not establish internal clearance or loaded thickness. Capacity in litres is not separately specified.
Which size should you shortlist for your carry list?
| What matters to you | What the specifications tell you | What to confirm before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| The smallest outside profile and lower empty weight | Regular is 19 × 13.5 × 2 cm and approximately 170 g. | Check that your full item list fits through the opening and the bag closes naturally. |
| More outside length, width and depth | Large is 22 × 15 × 3 cm and approximately 190 g. | Confirm the extra outside space accommodates your particular combination; do not assume a capacity percentage. |
| Phone in a case, passport in a cover and a filled wallet | Both sizes have published exterior dimensions; neither has a documented test for this exact load. | Ask for the item models, pocket placement and a naturally closed-bag photo of the whole set. |
| Water bottle, camera, tablet or spare jacket | The size names and exterior dimensions do not establish compatibility. | Choose verified capacity for your actual item set; use the camera and tablet checklist for rigid equipment. |
What size crossbody do I need for one bag or two?
For one bag, compare one complete carry list. For two bags, compare two lists independently. You can choose the same size for both or mix Regular and Large. The correct choice depends on what each bag needs to carry, not the number of bags in the order.
- For Bag A, list the phone with its case, filled wallet, full key ring and any documents or other essentials.
- For Bag B, repeat with its own planned items. Do not copy Bag A's size unless both loads have been checked.
- Compare the published dimensions and opening requirements, then check each complete load with the zipper naturally closed. Larger exterior measurements do not replace that check.
- Choose each color and size in the product selector. Before checkout, confirm both variants, the quantity and the final total.
For example, Black Regular plus Beige Large is an available configuration checked October 12, 2026. It illustrates two independent selections; it is not a claim that either bag fits a particular person or item set. The one- or two-bag selector lets you configure both. See the single versus pair price checks before comparing the total order.
Does Large mean a large day bag?
No. Large is the name of the larger Norevix option, still listed at 22 × 15 × 3 cm. It does not establish bottle, tablet, camera or spare-layer capacity. Choose verified space for those items rather than interpreting the size name as a general bag category.
Should both bags be the same color?
They do not have to be. Compare the actual color photos and exact variant links, then select each independently. Color availability can change; a color choice does not change the published size specification.
Check all three dimensions
Regular is 2 cm deep and Large is 3 cm deep. In a flat sling, depth matters alongside length and width. Items thicker than the published outside depth may bulge or prevent the bag from closing normally.
Before choosing a size, measure the length, width and thickest point of your phone, wallet, keys and other essentials. Compare them with the dimensions above, while allowing room for seams, lining and the closure. Outside dimensions do not establish usable inside clearance.
What changes between Regular and Large
Large is 22 × 15 × 3 cm against Regular's 19 × 13.5 × 2 cm. Its published outside dimensions add 3 cm of length, 1.5 cm of width and 1 cm of depth. These figures help narrow the choice, but they do not prove that a particular phone, passport, tablet or power bank fits. We have not published a measured item-by-item fit test for either size.
Check the combination, not just the largest item
Lay out everything you need inside at the same time. Include the phone case, passport cover, filled wallet and complete key ring. A phone that fits by itself does not establish that the phone and wallet fit together: stacked items need more depth, while items placed beside each other need more width.
- Phone, passport and wallet: ask for a photo of your specified combination inside each size, with the zipper naturally closed and the packed side profile visible.
- Bottle or folding umbrella: measure the widest point, including the cap, handle and cover. Neither size has a published fit test for these items. Choosing Large does not confirm bottle or umbrella capacity.
- Bottle or umbrella plus daily essentials: if carrying the whole set is essential, choose a bag with verified space for that complete load, or carry the bulky item separately.
Product photos help explain shape and pocket layout; they do not establish usable clearance or simultaneous capacity. Ask for the item models, pocket placement and packed measurements when a fit decision depends on a few millimetres.
Does choosing Large confirm under-jacket comfort?
No. Both sizes list the same 75–135 cm strap range, while Large has greater published outside depth. Your body, jacket cut, strap setting and packed contents determine how it sits. A documented loaded side profile or under-clothing comfort trial for both current sizes is not available. Use the strap adjustment guide and check your normal clothing rather than choosing by height alone.
How to check before buying, in one minute
Measure the object you most want to carry at its longest, widest and thickest points. Compare those figures with each size's published outside dimensions. If an object is close to any limit, ask us to confirm fit with that specific item before ordering. The item's shape, the lining and how full the bag is also matter.
Why this page does not quote a litre figure
Norevix does not publish a measured capacity in litres for this bag. Multiplying its exterior dimensions would describe an outside rectangular envelope, not usable pocket volume. For this model, use the published dimensions as an initial screen and request a complete-load fit check. For other models, the travel crossbody specification comparison distinguishes manufacturer-stated capacity from missing data.