Mens Tactical Gear Molle Hydration Ready Sling Shoulder Backpack Daypack Bag

I took this pack on a one month trip to Europe and loved it. I took this pack and a normal backpack as carry-ons and was able to fit my Chromebook, guidebooks, inflatable neck pillow, chargers, and numerous other things in this bag and it worked perfectly. The best part about it was that when I was mobile and needed to carry this and my backpack, I could rotate it around to my chest/gut and carry both effortlessly at the same time.I also used it daily in Europe as an EDC to carry my valuables and other goodies. It was comforting to be able to quickly sling it around to my front side whenever we got to a crowded place or a sketchy place and having everything in front of me. I would definitely purchase one again in a heartbeat.

I figured it wouldn't last a year.I figured the straps and stitching would fall apart during that time.I was wrong. It lasted far longer.Sure it's not a genuine Maxpedition Sitka Gearslinger, but it doesn't cost $170. I bought mine in 2016 for $28. The inner divider for the main pocket did lose it's stitching after about two years, and the MOLLE is not right, but it's not until this sixth year of EDC that I'm starting to have more stitching failures that indicate it's time is just about here. I say after 6 years, this has been one of my best purchases. At $33, it's still such a great deal, but I may have to buy the wife one this time as she's tried stealing my bag several times!

This was the first of two bags of this kind that I've bought as get-home bags for my cars. Although it seems to be of good quality and meets my needs in terms of size, I have been a little disappointed with the lack of internal division for carrying small items like flashlights and lighters. It's not a big deal, but more expensive competitors have features that make organization more efficient/convenient.Either way, it's a super solid bag at the thirty buck price point, and I don't regret the purchase at all.

im the coolest dad with the coolest baby bag ever. small. light and I can wear this and wear my baby at the same time. plus it looks way cooler than any other baby bag out there.

Good size and lots of pockets for organizing but quality was not good. Internal mesh pocket ripped first time using it and main compartment seam ripped after second use.

Thia is a great upgrade to my previous small tactical man-purse (https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00NTS3RHS/ref=mp_s_a_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1488893992&sr=8-16&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=tactical+sling+bag) There is more room to store stuff for a day hike or just a day out. I like the water bottle spot on the outside and easily adjustable sling strap. There is more room in the main compartment for my tablet and books. You could fit a smaller laptop in this bag but not a 17 inch screen like I have. There is no padding for a laptop, so you would want a protective sleeve.Aside from space, there are lots of MOLLE attachment points so you can add accessories to your heart or wallet's content.Overall this looks more like a backpack than a purse and provides a lot more space.12/28/17 update - after less than a year of use one of the zippers completely broke. I did not use this bag every day nor did I abuse it. I downgraded the review to 3 stars for lack of durability.

Finally a bag in Navy digital. Good quality. Exactly as described and as close to mil spec as a bag can get. Lots of attachment points and a hydro bag spot as well as a bottle pocket. Being a sling bag makes it exactly what I needed. Whichever pattern you get this bag in it is quality that appears as if it will last.2023 Uodate, Still using this bag daily. some wear but otherwise has held up perfectly. Haven't had to use the other one i bought to replace it with.

It's a little awkward until you dial it in as to what if your stuff goes where. After that you see it's right sized if your looking for a small pack with a big appetite.I carry a laptop, an iPad, a notebook, two pairs of classes in cases, a t***er, a pepper spray, various wires, personal things, headphones, and keys. Sometimes a bottle too.I'm glad I'm done with those big backpacks with a ton of empty space left!