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Finally time to replace my old shaving bag. This is an okay replacement.. a little on the tactical side.. built well, seems strong and will fit more stuff in it than the other bag did..

Fits perfectly on my large assault pack, adding some much needed space for my camping gear. I haven't field tested it yet, but I don't expect any problems.

I'm a huge fan of sling bags and use one multiple times a day. I have my preferences when it comes to form-factor and I love seeing how different form-factors function.This bag is slightly larger than the sling I usually carry with me everywhere I go. The larger capacity means that I can carry more stuff, but the lack of internal organization in this bag does make it more limited.The inside of the bag is lined with a coating to make it more water-resistant, but it also acts as a trap for spills inside of the bag (and there is no drain hole on the bottom of it). Since I only carry dry equipment, this isn't a huge concern, but if you use it for packing liquid or gel products, consider that as a downside.The strap, while pretty basic, is removable and you can replace it with something more robust if you need to. The comfort of this strap will depend on how heavy you pack the bag. I find it totally comfortable after several hours of carrying approx. 2lbs worth of gear. Keep in mind that because there is no strap stabilizer, heavy/bulky loads will swing the bag around as you move.You can use this bag on either the left or right shoulder, which is a huge bonus.The front (or back, depending on how you wear it) has two different sides. One side has pals webbing to make it a Molle-compatible bag, but the webbing is vertical so it severely limits what you can attach to it. Yes, it includes a separate strap to kind of give you some horizontal webbing, but I would have much preferred it to be horizontal so that I can attach flashlights, small pouches, and other gear the way they were intended to go on.Looking at the photos in the listing, the vertical webbing seems to be more suited towards placing the bag vertically on a backpack (not how I would use it).I will note that the side of the bag does have horizontal pals webbing, so it's not a total loss.The other side of the bag has a large velcro patch and double straps for carrying gear.The zipper, while not YKK branded, is smooth to use and pretty robust. It is not designed to be water-resistant.Overall, I think this bag offers a good value and a nice form-factor. I really do wish that there was more (any!) internal organization so it's less of a dump-bag and more of a practical shoulder sling.

I now have several of these tactical bags of all different sizes and I have to say this company has yet to fail on quality. The stitching is excellent with thick thread so they are secure without risk of it coming apart. The zippers are also of excellent quality. Even going around the curve of the bag there is zero tugging required.This tactical bag easily connects to all of the backpacks I have. What I like the most about them is the size. They are small, but are very perfect for those extra things that you might want to be able to get at without emptying the backpack. For me this one works out the best for backpacking.I use it for my emergency medical kit. In the woods you can slip or fall getting serious cuts or injuries from all the underbrush, etc., and this pack is large enough to hold all the items I may need. I have everything covered from serious bleeds to sprained or broken bones fitting in this tactical bag. It is about twice the size of regular ones, but it is still small enough to once again easily attach to your backpack. This size enables me to store serious medical supplies.Of all the tactical bags, I think this would be the one to go for. As for quality you cannot beat it.

Pros :- Good size- Zippers work fine- Molle compatibleCons :- No drain hole- Zippers are not waterproof/water-resistant- Shoulder strap is thin and not padded