Works great. Would buy again. Would recommend.

This is an exact copy of the Maxpedition Lunada. Exact same size and compartments. Only difference is that the Reebow is designed for left shoulder, mostly. For 20% price of the Lunada ($105) This is good value. Of course, the material is much stronger on the Lunada. So if you are a casual user, not really "tactical" and wont be putting it in hard use then Reebow will do.
By the way, if you plan to draw guns out of this bag or the Lunada it wont work. For that Maxpetidion Noatak is better. I bought this for riding on the motorcycle and just dont like the look of backpacks, and this one can be swung forward and reached inside without dismounting the bag. I have Youtube video comparing Lunda, Reebow and G4Free sling bags.

I am pleasantly surprised that this bag has held up given its price. I bought this bag as a everyday bag that is on me almost all of the time. I call it my 'peewee' pack because it is small enough to look like a full size backpack on my little cousin. I am a big guy with a wide waistline and chest- and the strap fits me all the way out.

With MOLLE attachments I have fixed two external pouches as well as a trauma kit on the side and a smaller pouch on the other side I use for general first aid. I take this to work with me (in lieu of no lockers) and I need the backpack to be able to hold hearing protection, safety glasses and a couple of other things. I can shove a poncho down in the main compartment along with a pair of socks, a small agenda book and my mail and paychecks.

The top most pocket on the back works perfectly as an eyeglass pocket. I keep my glasses in the container in that pocket. The next one down is my 'administration' pocket where I keep spare cords, an LED headlamp, a coin dispenser (vending machine allowance!), a 2oz bottle of simple green and my cell phone. That same 'admin' pocket has a small zipper pouch on the front too. I put spare batteries in there for my hearing protection.

I've 'doffed' the pack (unbuckled the buckle and let the pack fall), kept it in dirty places (factory work), accidentally kicked it (NOT punted it like a football), chucked it in my car, set it down on a variety of surfaces, and even had the luck to test the pack out in a drenching downpour of rain. Everything was dry. The bag appeared wet afterwards on the outside, but dried out. If you must have water-proofness- put everything in ziplock bags inside.

The connection point from the sling to the backpack seems flimsy/janky and I KNOW it will break eventually (always a matter of when, not if) but it has held up. I could easily replace the sling if it breaks off- or just buy another pack and use the broken one as a trunk pack. There are multiple D loops to attach the sling in multiple locations. If you are considering buying such a thing then you likely have the where-with-all the improvise some McGuyver type repairs in the event that that point does fail.

So I use it as an everyday pack, take it to family events, and take it everyday to work. I've seen some people use them as tactical diaper bags, emergency car kits, range bags, medicine packs, etc. The bag, despite its initial size can hold a lot of stuff. There is some MINOR, and I mean MINOR fraying from me beating it up but it won't affect the durability of the material. The zippers are heavy duty. I wish they were YKK, but for the price I paid and the beating this bag has gotten? I have no right to complain.

It passes my examination and has shown that it will last for a while yet. I highly recommend this bag if you need a bag and a full size backpack isn't doing it for you- or it's too much room. After loaded out, my pack weighs in the neighborhood of 7-8 lbs.

Good buy. Will buy again for other uses.

I needed a small bag, that was thoughtfully laid out, in that, it wasn't one "bag" where everything would be lumped in together - believe me I get my Prime money's worth with returns and frankly getting tired of the whole process, but, I do get my hands on a lot of bags and have better insight at this point.

All of these bags are made in China - There are a handful of assembly plants - they are not equal in output quality - the design for most bag styles will be virtually the same. Each assembly plant's final product ends up a bit different - the QA process may better, the materials may be better, and the better plants will typically ad a few more bells and whistles - in this case, the inner pockets - the hook and loop panels, the padding.

So, for this bag - better than most of the others of the same design. In the end, it's a bag made in China for under $30 - it's not going to last a life time.

For my purposes - I'm customizing it - removing the shoulder strap and the back padded panel and taking advantage of the 7"x 7" hook and loop panel and placing a molle panel there so I can attach it to my web gear's back panel and with the velcro - it's a quick release if needed - I have a local seamstress that is fairly cheap and good at customizing, cutting, sewing back, adding webbing, etc.

I wouldn't do that with a $150+ bag - but at under $30, customized to my needs works.

Lastly, Reebow makes a larger version of this, as do others like Drago gear and Maxpedition. The sizes in these kinds of bags typically increase in increments of 2, so, the smallest bag (smaller than this even) is 10" L, this one is 12" L, the next size up is 14" (there are a couple i've seen that say 13") and then there are the 16" L bags.

I'll update my review at the 6 month mark

Hope this helps folks..

I tried two different bags and this one was better size wise, it was just a little bit larger in the previous one I tried and fits my gear with some room to spare. The material and build quality is good and this is comfortable. If you're looking for a sling type pack I would highly recommend this bag