Tactical Sling Bag Backpack for Men Molle Shoulder Bag Pack Daypack Backpack for Hunting, Hiking, Traveling, Camping

Great item and very versatile to carry an English and Spanish Bibles, Gospel tracts and stationary.

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So I've been trying to get more prepared for whatever crazy things can happen in life. One of the things I've been meaning to do is put together a small emergency kit to keep in my car. Nothing too big, but big enough to keep some essentials. I saw this bag and grabbed it as it seemed perfectly suited for my use. I had initially been planning to go with a suitcase style (but smaller) medical bag or something like that. But I'm glad I found this instead.It's got multiple pockets. One largish main compartment then other smaller ones. I've been able to comfortably fit a first aid kit, survival knife, some protein bars, a bottle of water, emergency blanket, water filtration kit, tourniquets, lighter, flashlight, and a few other things inside. still have room for more.I like this bag design because it can easily be work on the back or across the chest. So this doesn't just have to be my car emergency bag, I can easily take it out when I'm hiking. Another great thing is the little compartment on the inside part that would pressed against your body (chest or back depending on how you wear it). It's a little pocket like section that is perfectly sized and seems like it was designed to conceal a pistol. So if you're a concealed carrier this is a great bag for keeping your pistol close to you and accessible... and it looks a lot better than a fanny pack.Another good things is it has some straps around it. So you can attach other things to it if needed. I have another similarly designed "tactical" bag that is much smaller than this. It has buttoned straps that I can use to attach it to this and they fit together like they were made for each other.... might have been made by the same company, not sure... definitely seems like it.

Great storage for items used at the range or any tactical activities very lightweight and very easy storage just enough room for things you need

This bag is solid in construction, and offers a lot of options for storage in pockets and loops. The harness webbing is a little thin for the buckles, so it tends to slip through without all the extra keepers (which are included in the setup). It is not going to take a laptop, but plenty of options and capacity for a tablet, little devices, tools, food, extra clothing, etc to carry through a day's commute, office, fieldwork, or recreation. I don't consider any of the pockets or compartment suitable for EDC, but I'm not a fan of off-body carry anyway. Big for a purse; small for a day pack; just right for purposes in between.It carries nicely as a chest bag, but I haven't figured out how to set it up for comfortable and secure carry on my back — I have "slips off the shoulder" and "digs into the neck" but maybe I just haven't found the right combination. Because the main strap and buckle attachments are centrally located, it is easy to adjust for right- or left-handed preference. Like many low-end MOLLE setups which are only half-populated, it might not work with attachments set up for a different partial set — at least not without a set of detached threading straps. Exterior zippers are all heavy-duty coil with decent pulls, double on the three main compartments. If you don't need your lunch bag to be insulated (there are slip pockets in the two larger compartments with room for ice packs), this economical satchel is just the ticket.

This bag is absolutely multifunctional. It is super loaded with options and possibilities for configuration. Although touted as a military or gun bag, I will use it for everyday things like work and school. It is not big enough to hold a laptop or any device over a 9” tablet. I did not expect it to have the waist strap in addition to the sling; this makes it perfect for use with a bike or scooter, making sure it will stay secure on my pack. I appreciate the additional padding on the back and that it has sweat-control material. There are so many pockets in the bag. There is a semi-hidden pocket on the back and two on the sling strap. There are three zipper pockets, and in those are three more. The colors look great, and everything matches, down to the clip rings and buckles. The material is canvas-like and feels nice and smooth. In many places, it is double-sticked. The zippers work well and have not been snagging at all. The flag on the front is removable and is made of thick vinyl. My only concern is all of the components are plastic. The buckles seem pretty standard and well-made. The ringlets, though, are thinner plastic but don’t have seams at the bottom, so they are one piece of plastic that should make them more durable. Overall, it is such a good bag and only made better by the price. You are not going to find anything that much better, as versatile and well-constructed as this.

This product was provided as part of the Vine reviewer program; please consider this an objective review. Some of the items can be reviewed by a simple one sentence. Sometime I am brutally honest and that it is only my opinion. I am in a wheelchair and wanted something other tan a fanny pack to carry my wallet, phone and such. This is perfect it sits nicely to the side and is easy to access. I also can carry my Glock 19 in it making it easier to get to without reaching behind me back. Very well stitched and over all well put together worth the cost.