Tactical Chest Rig Bag Concealed Carry CCW Pack Molle Pouch IFAK EMT Medical Organizer for Outdoor Hunting Shooting Hiking with Quick Release Harness

The only drawbacks I have are super minor.I wish it kept its shape better when lightly loaded, fabric is not stiff.I wish main zipper and rear pocket zipper opened fully for easier access, quick draw.Great bag otherwise. I will buy again.

This thing is freaking awesome.Pros:It is very easy to adjust and make fit. I'm 6'5 250 and it fits perfectly. ITas very comfortable.The zippers are very high quality and sturdy.Its is very easy to put on and no need to unhook it. I wear it strictly as a chest pack.Three pockets with plenty of room.The middle pocket has 3 elastic loops that fit my wallet and my iphone 13.My only con which isnt much of a con is some might not find it as comfortable as me. If you put a lot of weight in it you might want more padding in the straps.

I haven't used it in the field yet but it fits well. I'm 5'9" and 180 lbs. It holds my HK USP45 Elite (6" barrel) with about 1/2" room to spare. I like the way it's constructed.

Works pretty good for what I need. I haven’t put any hard use into it yet but it holds up to range time. The straps are very adjustable to find the most comfortable fit.

Wanted a go bag ready for anything. Got the version to hold 3 full magpul mags for AR15. Much more comfortable then a different chest rig I tried that was not comfortable. In the front pocket I have first aid collection of items and second compartment knife, multitool, flashlight and 9mm magazines. Lots of loops all over to add other pouches or items. One improvement is the bag height should be 1/2-1 inch taller to fit the AR15 magazines easier. You have to make sure you really push the velcro mag holder all the way down to make sure it closes. But once you do it works but bit more height would be make easier. Overall, very happy with this chest rig.

The First one came used with one of the shoulder strap rings stripped and the ring missing. The package was shrink wrapped. The replacement was in a the original package with the straps new and unused inside of the bag.

I bought this as a way to carry my pistol while fishing, hiking, camping, mountain biking, or doing chores in the far parts of our property. I didn't expect much and wasn't sure I would even use it much. I first set it up completely wrong, looped around the neck with one strap and around the waste like a belt with the other. It worked but not well. I was actually looking for a replacement for it and found the video demo. I set it up so it criss-crosses along my back. Way better and now I use it on a regular basis to carry my phone, snacks, water, some basic gear, when ever I am going to be away from the house or truck for several hours. I couple it with a fanny pack for the times I'm out for 4 or more hours. Much lighter and handier than a back pack, especially in tight wooded areas. The straps are fine for what I use it for but if you were really going to load it down with attached water bottle carriers or other heavier items, it could use some strap pads.

Aesthetically pleasing, spacious, comfortable, easy to use and adjust, works over a t-shirt or a rain jacket, doesn't get in the way of casting a fishing rod or readying a handgun, read a review that said a full size pistol wasn't comfortable but my full size .45acp G21 rides behind two boxes of fishing tackle no problem and draws easier than a leg drop platform.A big 'con' is that the strap system isn't designed for a thinner framed individual to wear without heavy adjustments. In my case (36yo M, 5'8" 160#) the side release buckles are a nuisance that could be removed entirely and i would still be able to adjust this to fit over my final winter outer layer; the 'quick release' style slide buckles are more secure and streamlined. Luckily i am handy enough with a needle and thread that i can remove them and reattach without the side release buckles and it be nearly perfect. if it had molle or molle straps on the back panel for attachment to a plate carrier, it would be the perfect budget chest pack.As it stands, i may not modify the straps and see how it fits with them coiled as tightly as possible, kept under the elastic keepers, and hope the side release buckles don't rub me raw. i will report back after much use carrying fishing tackle+firearm on the shore, and the firearm wherever else i go.