Large Tactical Sling Bag for Men, 25L Tactical Sling Bag with Bottle Holder, Cross Body Chest Pack Shoulder EDC Bag For Camping Hiking Trekking Daypack

Good sized sling bag that has a big main buckle. Good amount of compartments. All around stitching is good and no stragglers.

The bag really does have a great feel to it and the pouches are just about perfect for my needs but has this bad for a single week and the stitching on the water bottle pouch on the side and and and the stitching on the MAIN STRAP THAT HOLDS IT TO THE SHOULDER is already coming apart. It looked great and I like the bag quite a bit but that doesn’t stop it from being trash and a giant waste of money. DO NOT BUY THIS BAG if you’re putting anything more than like a sandwich an orange and a juice box in it. Ridiculous cause it really had soooo much potential. Kinda heart broken over here

Ottimo zaino, molto capiente e comodo, si riescono a fare tutti i movimenti senza problemi, consiglio

J’utilise ce sac à dos tactique à une épaule depuis plusieurs sorties en camping et randonnée, et il est vraiment très pratique. Sa grande capacité permet de ranger tout mon équipement facilement, et les matériaux semblent robustes, parfaits pour un usage militaire ou outdoor. Le design à une épaule offre un bon maintien et un accès rapide aux affaires. Idéal pour les activités en plein air, trekking ou même un usage quotidien pour ceux qui aiment le style tactique.

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Uno zaino davvero versatile questo proposto dal brand Manetta che si propone come soluzione ideale ad ogni tipo di attività all'aperto, essendo ottimizzato per il trasporto di tantissimi oggetti con spazio interno ottimizzato e con a disposizione una quantità enorme di tasche e spazi.E' disponibile in due diverse colorazioni, il classico nero ed un marrone militare che è a mio avviso stupendo e penso anche proprio ideale per questa tipologia di zaino che sembra quasi tattico (anzi, toglierei il "quasi").Prima di passare alla descrizione nel dettaglio dello zaino e dei materiali voglio evidenziare una cosa che mi è piaciuta molto e che non va sottovalutata: l'imbracatura ed il sistema di trasporto monospalla è di una comodità unica!Mi piace moltissimo praticare escursionismo, ma non sono mai riuscito a trovare uno zaino che limitasse il fastidio delle classiche bretelle e del peso sulle spalle, nemmeno quelli con rinforzo tramite cintura addominale.In questo zaino però oltre all'imbracatura monospalla è presente un supporto tramite bretella laterale che passa per il fianco sinistro che mantiene la fascia monospalla ferma in posizione. Il peso viene distribuito in maniera eccellente e non grava alla schiena come la maggior parte degli zaini, per di più, la bretella monospalla è abbondantemente imbottita e la parte a contatto con il corpo è retata per permettere la traspirazione, infatti crea un pò di spessore proprio per lasciare lo spazio idoneo alla ventilazione e limitare l'aumento della temperatura.Lo zaino è resistentissimo, è realizzato in poliestere 900D che è leggero morbido ed ad alta densità. Viene proprio usato per realizzare borse, zaini e tende ed ha un'elevatissima resistenza allo strappo. Un'altra caratteristica molto importante è il fatto che è isolato ed impermeabile, infatti lo zaino è completamente impermeabile e non permette all'acqua di penetrare nei vari scomparti cosicchè tutti gli oggetti stipati al loro interno rimangono protetti ed asciutti.Le varie tasche permettono di stipare tutti gli oggettiindespensabili per un'uscita, ci sono sopazi dedicati come ad esempio la sacca laterale per l'acqua,c'è una tasca posteriore nascosta due anteriori ed una principale centrale dove poter inserire anche dispositivi portatili fino a 15 pollici.Lo spazio interno è veramente tanto,parliamo di ben 30 litri per uno zaino dalle dimensioni di 50x30x20 centimetri ed in alcuni casi può andar bene anche come bagaglio a mano per voli.Lo zaino può andar bene davvero per tutto e soprattutto è durevole, non bisognerà preoccuparsi di come lo si tratta perchè resiste veramente a tutto.Lo si può tranquillamente lavare ed è inutile dire che anche tutte le chiusure tramite cerniera lampo sono scorrevoli e prive di intoppi.Nella parte anteriore è presente una zona in velcro dove poter attaccare ornamenti e targhette sempre con parte posteriore in velcro.Oltre ai vari scomparti e tasche sulle bretelle ed in varie zone dello zaino sono presenti anelli dove poter agganciare altri strumenti ed accessori utili alle varie attività.Al momento della recensione il costo dello zaino è di 50€ che reputo assolutamente adeguato a questo articolo a cui non manca proprio nulla. Durante le mie escursioni personalmente non posso più farne a meno, è una garanzia e rende tutto più piacevole!Consigliatissimo!Spero di essere stato utile nell'esporre tutte le caratteristiche di questo prodotto che mi è stato proposto tramite il programma Vine di Amazon, in cui cerco di dare sempre valutazioni oggettive ed obiettive dei prodotti offerti e testati. Resto comunque a disposizione per chiarire ulteriori dubbi sul prodotto.

Yes, I knew this was a tactical style sling. But, it feels as though the creators wanted to put every single tactical style feature a typical 30L or 40L tactical backpack into this sling. First off, I do not feel that this is a 30L bag. I realize there are no standards when it comes to measuring the volume of a sling or backpack. I also know that features other than pockets and compartments are counted in the capacity by some creators. This is misleading. I have packs that are 30L with and without external pockets. You feel the capacity and can pack it out as such. I tried to pack this bag with the same contents that I filled 3 of my other 30L packs (two backpacks, one sling). I couldn't get the physical capacity with this bag that I wanted in an EDC. Capacity is personal. We all carry differently and advertising this as a 30L sling does help people equate it to other slings or backpacks they have.On to the pack... There are MOLLE loops everywhere, even places where you can't clip, snap, or hang by a rope from. This adds bulk and weight. Yes, it is a strip of webbing, but each strip and stitching adds up to extra weight. It also looks cluttered and bulky.There are lots of pockets with interior organization. All pockets apart from the bottle holder are zip pockets for security. While the zippers are reverse coil, the are not waterproof and mildly water-resistant. Making these zippers water-resistant would really make this bag outdoor ready. There are several strips of Velcro fuzz for sticking badges and other Velcro accessories. There is a small bungee cord that is helpful for gloves. The main compartment does have a laptop sleeve, but I would not put a naked laptop in it. You need the extra protection of a laptop sleeve to prevent damage. The compartment opens 180 degrees for access from any side.The sling is a fixed sling, so those who carry on the opposite side can't. The design of the is meant for the pack itself to sit centered and not tilted like many slings. It does have a support strap for stability, but the main strap is too wide. A 30L pack may be too big for a sling setup. They did add a wide, padded fabric strap that becomes the strap. It is meant to act like a hip strap, which makes the bag sit vertical on the back rather than crossways like most slings with the strap connected to the parallel ends of the bag. The width is to support the bag. To wear this bag, you need very wide shoulders so that the bag doesn't ride up onto your neck.The ideas are all here, but they need some restraint on how many "features" a tactical style sling should have and some polishing on the fit.

I'm a petite female and was looking for a 30 - 40 L capacity bag for camping/hiking. It's a little too fussy for me, too many compartments for my personal preference, and I don't love the weight distribution. I think a pack would regular shoulder straps and a belt to distribute weight would be more suitable. My husband has a Durston pack for camping and hiking, but I gave this to him and I'm certain he'll get use out of it, maybe as an everyday pack. It's good quality, the zippers are smooth, and it's a good value.

Pros:- The bag is 30L in size. It can hold about one day worth of supplies.- There is a bottle holder on one side. There is a cord to tighten the holder so your bottle won’t fall. I like to use a carabiner to hook my bottle onto a molle loop.- There are plenty of molle to attach additional gear.- There are hook and loops. Two are long to put name plates. One rectangle to put a flag.- The sling is wide and comfortable. I like the belt loop that hugs your waist.- There is plenty of padding in the sling and the back of the bag.- There are three small external pockets. There is one large main compartment. Inside the main compartment is a big mesh bag to store more items.- There is a sleeve to hold a 15 inch laptop.- The bag is made of 900D polyester, which is durable.- The front of the bag has adjustable straps to hold additional items like a knife.- The shoulder strap has three D-rings to attach more items.Cons:- None so far.

Every once in a while, I request a product that is so close to perfect that it pains me to not give it five stars.This sling bag is so close to perfect that it should get 4.5 stars. It's either the largest sling bag I have ever seen, or the smallest, functional backpack. It has a ton of pockets and the outside ones are gusseted just like that should be, the back and shoulder strap have nice, ventilated padding and again, a ton of loops and connecting points.The bag will easily carry a pair of 1.5 liter insulated bottles and has room for a lunch bag.The thing I don't like is that the shoulder strap is fixed to one side and the secondary strap cannot be moved and neither can be set to the opposite side. Is that a big deal, well, only if you carry a rifle, or equipment with the other hand and would prefer the shoulder strap to be on the other side.Another thing that I would have preferred would be that the single carry handle be braided paracord instead of fabric. Again, a minor detail, and just my personal preference.This really is a great bag and if you are looking for a large sling bag, this one deserves your consideration.

This is going to quickly become my go-to pack for all my work related stuff. I will really put this bag through its paces. It holds enough to make it a great day pack and the strap is comfortable enough for extended trail hikes. The materials are surprisingly robust for the money. The heavyweight nylon and the clasps are all made to take a daily beating. There's tons of value you if you know what good packs usually cost. I'd say, grab this one and I really don't think you can go wrong for the money. You could spend more and get less from other manufacturers.

Endlich mal ein Rucksack der einen überrascht. Ich hatte in den letzten Wochen so einige Rucksäcke zur Ansicht und was soll ich sagen, der überwiegende Teil war mehr auf Optik, denn auf Outdoor getrimmt. So habe ich mir von vornherein vorgenommen, mit keinerlei Erwartungen an den Test zu gehen. Sonst hätte sich mein Frust bei diesem Produkt eventuell entladen. Ich will aber so neutral wie nur irgendwie möglich testen.Hat nichts geholfen, das Ding hat mich überrascht. Musste ich wohl doch ein paar negative Erwartungen gebunkert haben. :)Erst einmal, das Synthetikgewebe des Rucksacks ist tatsächlich für den Outdoor Einsatz geeignet. Er besteht aus "Polyester 900D Oxford-Gewebe" und ist mit einer wasserdichten PU-Beschichtung versehen. Zusätzlich ist es dickes Gewebe. So dick, dass es locker Dornen und etwas gröberen Umgang verzeiht, ohne gleich zu reißen oder Abnutzungserscheinungen zu zeigen. Also kein auf Outdoor getrimmter Stadtrucksack in Militäroptik, sondern ein für den Outdoor-Einsatz produzierter, sehr robuster Outdoor-Rucksack.Das setzt sich auch bei den verwendeten Reißverschlüssen fort und geht hin bis zu den, vergleichsweise großen Presshakenverschlüssen, die locker auch mit dicken Handschuhen bedient werden können. Der vom Hersteller als "taktischer Sling-Rucksack" beworbene Rucksack, wird seiner Beschreibung vollkommen gerecht. Er ist übersäht mit Schlaufen und Ösen an allen möglichen und unmöglichen Stellen, um Dinge daran mit einem Karabinerhaken befestigen zu können. Und das Beste ist, die sind so robust ausgelegt, dass der Krempel auch daran halten wird. Jede Militäreinheit wäre froh Ausrüstung in der Qualität benutzen zu können.Ich habe bereits seit Jahren echte Militärrucksäcke im Einsatz (nein, nicht diese alten Bundeswehr Rucksäcke aus Stoff). Die halten eben auch, wie erwähnt, Jahre. Dieser hier wird ebenfalls Jahre im Einsatz sein, ohne dass man irgendetwas nachnähen oder flicken muss. Geeignet für Outdoor-Einsätze im Regen und bei sehr staubiger Umgebung. Das Fassungsvermögen von "nur 30 l ist der größte Nachteil des Rucksacks.Mit drei großen Hauptfächern und zwei kleinen Handgepäckfächern ist der Rucksack zwar vielseitig verwendbar, doch diese fünf mit Reißverschlüssen verschließbaren Fächer teilen sich eben das Gesamtfassungsvermögen von nur 30 l. Für das Militär dann wohl doch nicht so geeignet. Für den privaten Outdoor-Enthusiasten dann aber doch eine gute Größe.Der Innenraum ist ebenfalls mit einem Gewebe versehen, glatter und vollständig aus synthetischem Material. Diverse Fächer, Unterteilungen und verschließbare Bereiche befinden sich verteilt über alle vier Fächer des Rucksacks. Die Produktbilder geben einen ganz guten Eindruck von der Realität des Produkts. Der Rucksack sieht auch genauso aus, wie abgebildet.Highlight ist der diagonale Schultergurt. Der ist nicht nur breit und stabil, sondern auch, wie die Rückenpartie, dick gepolstert. Auch am Schultergurt befinden sich robuste Schlaufen und Ösen aus stabilem Kunststoff. Ich kann nur empfehlen sich die Bilder ganz genau anzusehen, damit klar wird, wie ernst man die taktische Ausrichtung des Rucksacks genommen hat. Würde ich jede Möglichkeit beschreiben, etwas anzuhängen oder zu befestigen, würde der Test zweimal so lang.Ich muss mich erstmal an eine diagonalen Schultergurt gewöhnen, bevor ich etwas Verwertbares dazu sagen kann. Aber so vom ersten Tragen her, scheint mir der für lange Strecken (+30 km) besser geeignet zu sein. Da ich damit aber eine solche Strecke noch nicht gelaufen bin, bleibt es beim Vermuten.Ich bin vom Rucksack ehrlich begeistert. Was für ein g*iles Teil. Es wird wohl nicht überraschen, wenn ich mit fünf Sternen eine Kaufempfehlung ausspreche.