Instruction: Answer the given question using the supporting document.

Input:
Question: Would this stay stable on my back while I'm bicycling or hiking, or does this slide/bounce around a lot?
Document: On top I have plenty of room for all my accessories needed, and still extra room for a few small things. I have not tried the tripod/ monopod carrier. Personally, it doesnt seem like it would work very well, but its a good concept.Functionality: The bag is very comfortable. It works great. Its not super fast to get to the camera, but a lot faster than an average bag. A simple slide around your waist and you can easily take out the camera and start shooting.
Not that it hurts, but it sits at my waist or below, instead of higher up on my back. I'm thinking of adding a riveted snap to that I can rather quickly shorten and lengthen the shoulder strap and have the pack be both very comfortable while hiking and very usable while shooting photographs.I will revisit this review after further use, and I may adjust my opinion and/or comments.
This is a great bag for walking around during the day. It won't fit all of your equipment for a DSLR, but will hold enough that you would need for a day of sightseeing or hiking. Main compartment is padded and has room for your base and up to two small-medium sized lenses. There are also other pockets and compartments for cables and memory cards. The bag also can hold a tripod.
The camera equipment I choose is practical and utilitarian. I don't consider myself a gadget whore. I limit what I carry to what I use most of the time I'm out in the field. I live in the desert and when it's hot you don't really want to be carrying something around on your back that's unnecessary and bothersome. The SlingShot is perfect.
Like another reviewer, I found that it is definitely NOT designed for a woman's body, as it tends to shift things in a most unflattering way. I also had an issue with the bag slipping too far down my back. I concur that using the waistband would have probably solved some of that problem, but that would have also affected its maneuverability.I like this bag a lot for storage.
That was pretty neat to discover.It also has a built in microfiber cloth in near the lens compartment. I have a D5100 with the kit lens in it, and my camera moves around a bit. I'm sure this bag would comfortably hold a much larger camera body. The D5100 and kit lens are about the max this bag can hold in terms of overall length.
I'm very impressed with this product. It's incredibly durable, portable, and has a good amount of space. The padding of both the back and the strap is very comfortable, which comes in handy especially when carrying a tripod. The removable panels in the main pocket are useful in creating the right amount of space for the camera, and the sections are great for lenses and flashes. I prefer this bag over my first camera case, and would highly recommend this product.
I'm just back from a trip to Europe using the Lowepro SlingShot 102 AW and I'm an instant fan of the pack. The sling approach is far better than the conventional backpack straps as the sling allows you to 'swing' the pack in one easy movement from your back to your front so that you can take out your camera without having to take the bag off. That pays huge dividends over the course of just a single day of sightseeing. I wondered if the sling would feel awkward.
It is so convenient to slide the bag to the front and just grab and shoot. I love the simple fact that it doesn't feel like I'm carrying a purse. For me, as a person that just stepped up to an entry level DSLR with kit lens and entry telephoto zoom lens this bag is a great starter bag. When I do outgrow it, I will be looking at the larger Slingshots. Lowepro does it right again.
The Lowepro Slingshot 102 AW is everything I had expected. Its versatility, functionality and space all yield great use. I use this pack more often than I had anticipated as it is very comfortable around the shoulder and back. I would highly recommend this slingshot pack to all.
Answer: This has a secondary strap that comes around the bottom of the pack that clips to the middle of the main strap.  This does an excellent job securing the pack while hiking or on a bike.  This strap can be tucked into the pack when easy access is needed.  Just returned from vacation and cannot say enough good things about this case...love it!