Nice sling bag, big but not too big. Does not scream "tacticool," which is what I wanted. There are some MOLLE attachment points on the front of the sling, so I bought a simple phone case and stuck that on there.

Drawbacks include that there are not any drink holders, which is fine by me. A bag that holds bottles with liquid in it means the liquid can leak all over. Also a divider would be nice, removable of course, but is not essential.

FYI - great "secret" zippered pocket right up against your back, for an easily accessible CCW if you choose to have one with you. It's easily overlooked and not a thick pocket, but holds a CCW pretty nicely. Have also shoved shirts or towels into this pocket for additional cushioning.

Planning to use this for amusement parks or for keeping basic things ready to go in case of emergency.

Bought this to carry my travel c-pap machine. The Phillips Dreamstation go. It fits great, holds the headgear and space for a few essentials. The hackles*(edit-i assume I meant buckles) are a little annoying so I took a star off, but it's seems well made and doesn't look too tactical. Although if you want tactical they have a couple of models that are covered in molle.

First off the color is way off, its not as light of a gray as it shows in the pictures its a very darker grey when you receive the sling pack. But other than that its feels like a great quality material used into making this sling pack. Many side pockets and the main compartment can either be one full size compartment or divided into two smaller compartment.

I am glad that I made this purchase...I can't speak highly enough of the construction and quality. For an EDC/go bag for anyone who wants to travel light or even medium weight. I've got mine loaded with about 35lbs of gear. It fits nice and snug to the body and carriers the weight better than it looks. The CCW pocket is not the easiest for right handed people, but it's not difficult to work around. I'm very satisfied.

Really good bag! Use it for every day, the range, hiking, and hammock camping. I keep seeing people talk about the double strap, but honestly this works just fine for me.