Red Rock Outdoor GearOperations Duffle Bag

Looking for a range bag that could carry 9 handguns and a few hundred rounds of 5 different caliber ammo, eyes and ear protection leatherman Mut small flashlight, targets a bottle of water and other things you would need to go to ranges.This one fit the bill. I handled some redrock backpacks in one of the big outdoor sporting goods stores and respected the construction of the packs and liked the price. Took a shot on this bag and I think it is great for what I need.CONS- If I had to redesign this bag It would be a little more expensive but more you would get more out of the bag. All of the pockets on the outside on the pic are cool it makes the bag look cool and they are built well but i would rather have just have 1 or 2 pockets instead of the little ones and mag holders. And on that big side pocket or 2 side pockets I would have put velcro or webbing. Absolutely just me nitpicking at the bag It is already big enough. There are 2 dividers with velcro that are the length of the bag for the main compartment and that is all. Would have been better with the option of some other dividers to make a grid and it would be a little more rigid not that you really need it. The shoulder strap looks like it would hold 400 pounds but the clip and the D rings are plastic and not the thickest and are not what I would use to build this bag to go along with the strap. Guns and ammo are heavy. I am not putting my clothes in this bag.Pros- Even though I think I am going to have to replace the clip and rings for the shoulder strap, The Hand straps are not going anywhere. They are stitched all the way down the bag.The overall build of the bag is great and very happy with the stitching and build. This is a great size bag for me. Nearly perfect. I am replacing 2 bags with this one and realized I can not be hauling around heavy gear in bags and packs that were not meant to do that . I would buy it again at the price i paid for it.

A zipper failed on my old duffel bag that I use for a daily "go bag." It was a good excuse to go bag shopping on Amazon. I carry mine every day in a company truck because I might go in another truck depending on the job, and I also use it in my Jeep in off hours. I'm a communications tech, as we often work on remote radio sites.I have a friend who once told me that you end up using what you have because you already have it. So I'd used a bag that had end pockets, and one small front pocket. That meant binoculars, various gloves, a rabbit hat, a set of Tyvex coveralls for hazardous areas, hi-vis vest for working in equipment yards, drinking water, Nitecore headlamp for working in dark areas like tunnels in dams or unlit equipment rooms, visible and thermal cameras, InReach satellite communicator, Fenix TM26 for working at night, (4,000 lumens!) extra batteries, respirator mask, bug repellent, light jacket, and countless other items were mostly pell-mell in the bottom. I'd have to dig like a dog looking for a bone to find stuff buried in the bag all the time. Usually, it would all get emptied out on the truck seats. So like my friend said, I just used it (and put up with it) until I bought this one, and now I'm wondering why I waited so long.The many pockets that are on the outside means no more hunting for things like the binoculars or thermal camera because they're right there to instantly grab. The inside has two dividers, (to make three storage areas) and now the large items are all seen and easy to get from the top when it's opened. Everything is super organized now. Even the water situation is better as I have a 2.2L jug inside, and an insulated bottle in the outside pouch. In the desert of eastern Washington state, on a remote radio site, water is a good thing to have a lot of.As a go bag, it's a nice size, about two feet long, and a foot tall & wide. Changing vehicles just means grabbing that bag and maybe a tool bag if needed, and everything is with you.

The bag is awesome. I have been able to be much more organized in daily trucking. Showed up missing the floor liner and seller would do a full return but would not send the missing part.

Update 12/21/17: Almost a year with this bag and still going strong. Zippers are great and handles and shoulder strap holding well. I've had quite a few guys at work ask me about it and a few have even bought one for themselves! It's seen a lot of use, been tumbled around, dragged a bit, and it still looks good and will be around for a while. A great value! Really glad I bought it.So far it seems light a good bag. I plan on using it for my overnight work bag so it will have to handle a lot of abuse. Its a just right kind of size, not too big and bulky, but will hold plenty of gear. Zippers seem strong, lots of pockets, the water bottle holder fits my 40oz Hydroflask perfectly! I just wish it had some Velcro area on it for my name patch to stick to. Red Rock included a tag that claims a lifetime warranty on it, hopefully I wont need it but great to know they back their product. I can't wait to see how it does for me.

I got this bag to haul all my various accessories to band gigs. End pocket holds my iPad perfectly. central areas hold cords and my amp. side pockets - in ear monitors, pedals, cough drops, extra batteries, etc. Love the sturdy handles with the velcro and the shoulder strap. I could hardly design something better. Great gig bag. reasonable price. been using this for a few months and there's no wear and tear yet. zippers are heavy duty.. can't go wrong with this

I’m more than please with this duffle bag, I was expecting something of lower quality when I ordered, but, to my surprise... I was impress when I took it out of the box. Excellent product! Excellent material!I was looking for another color (I got the “coyote” color to match some of my work uniform, it is kind of disappointing not to have the option on Olive Green, or Camo), I was so happy with this bag that I ordered a second bag (this time in black to match my other bags for my personal equipment). One of the negatives issues with the bag is that you do not have the options (for me) of molle strap system on top or sides, or buckle snap straps. (Every single pocket in the bag is not removable and no option to attach anything else)A sugestión to the manufacturer wil be to consider these options and to change the option from zipper to Velcro strap in the lower small pocket at the side of the bag (Zipper not functional and practical when the little pocket on top is full, doesn’t even close). But in general... Awesome bag!

I bought this bag 3 years ago for about 60 bucks Canadian. It's now $147. During that three years, this bag has gotten some steady use as a health & safety guy's junk bag. I carry my hard hat, miscellaneous PPE, sometimes my lunch, paper work, what-have-you. I would have actually considered replacing it with another, but not for $147. Three of the zippers have failed, and they are not particularly smooth to use even when new.Without a doubt it has worn relatively well in a mining environment, where it's constantly on abrasive surfaces and getting bounced around in pickup trucks. The wear on the canvas is acceptable, considering the mileage, but the zippers are a problem. Yes, there are a lot of pockets, but their overall usefulness is probably debatable.At $60, yes. $147? Nope.

I waited for about a month before writing a review because I wanted to feel the durability out a bit first. After a month, maybe 6 times to the range including both outdoor and indoor, it is holding up good so far - but I do not abuse it though.First impression was great to begin with, great bag for the money - super value. I own 2 other range bags. Material on this one is not as thick as the other but thick enough to hold the shape like the picture.I had wondered a bit about having the two dividers - only used one for the first few times and came to realize I can use the second one as well so my holsters and pouches can sit neatly within each divided compartment space.Very roomy, I can put 3 sets of eyes and ears, timer, 2 holsters, 6 double mag pouches, 2 pistols with individual cases, 14 mags, speed loader vest, belt, wind breaker, 750 rounds, some other tools and items...with a bit of room to spare.If anything to complain, the bottom pockets on the side and front could be tricky to access if you have the top ones loaded up.

Just got my bag today! So far I love it it's basically everything I needed in a bag. As a Correctional officer I need alot of space for gear and such but I need something sturdy in the environment I'm in. Time will tell of course but with the feel of the back I think it will hold up great. Exactly what was in the picture. Being a bodybuilder as well I also need space for work stuff and my daily meals and this bag will for sure allow me to do that!

I was able to find a spot for all my hunting goodies in here. Can't really say how durable as I only just got it, but seems pretty good. If you plan to go stealth with this bag it's not a great option, but if you are just carting around gear it's a pretty good bag. The pocket options work for me.