FAMI Outdoor Tactical Bag Backpack, Military Sport Bag Pack Sling Shoulder Backpack Tactical Satchel for Every Day Carry

Very poor quality, damaged within a month of use.

So far on day 1, it seems to be a good size good quality bag. Perfect for riding bike, motorcycle, or hiking. I like that the strap can be switched to left handed or right handed. The strap also comes off and the top folds down to turn into a small carry bag. Pretty cool. I’ll be back if I find issues but so far no e

This is a great bag with really only one (big) downside. The upsides: all the buckles, zippers, molle webbing, straps, and handles are very well made and can take plenty of use and, I would guess, a bit of abuse if necessary. There are plenty of individual spaces (from large to small) for dividing up whatever you're carrying, and the largest compartment is separated into 3 smaller ones with thin nylon dividers. This bag is small enough to be an every day carry bag filled with the essentials that you're tired of lugging around in pockets or physically carrying in your hands. I keep an assortment of random things in it that I could need at any given moment and/or the bare essentials I might need in an emergency situation. I've got everything from a few lighters, about 50 feet of paracord, fingernail clippers, a multi-tool, several ziplock bags, a LifeStraw, a small notepad, several pens, a pair of gloves, a Bahco foldable saw, to a couple of carabiners and Nite-ize Figure 9's hanging on the webbing. As a test, I managed to fold up a 6' x 8' tarp and fit it in this bag, but there was basically no room for anything else afterward (except for a few small items in the small zippered front pockets). The downside: The problem with this bag is that it is just too small for any single serious task. Its strength in being small enough to not feel like you're carrying a backpack is also a fairly large weakness if you're looking to carry anything larger than roughly 7" by 4" in size. It honestly functions much more like a tactical looking man-purse, than a bug-out bag or any kind of book bag. This bag seems ideal for a motorcycle rider that needs to carry a few extra items with them, an individual that usually carries quite a few items in their pockets and on their belt but are looking for some relief, or perhaps a concealed carry holder that doesn't feel like IWB carrying sometime (with room for extra mags). If you're a prepper, then you could probably slam this sucker full of items that could get you by for 24 hours or less, but I wouldn't bank on much more than that. It's on the small side, but it's got a niche and I like having it around. I'd definitely buy another one if something happens to mine, especially at this giveaway price.

So far I am loving this bag. Aside from the obvious features of zip pockets galore, heavy duty zippers and a well-positioned strap/sling, this bag wins the prize for me as it will carry my Bushnell 10x50 binoculars. I’ve been through several supposed binocular cases that always failed the fit test. This bag is better than the case the binos came with because there is actually enough room for them to fit, plus inside pockets for instructions, maps, small docs, etc. An outside zipper pocket holds things like the tripod mount, small tools, cleaning stuff, etc that would just not fit in the factory case. There is even a larger pocket on the back of the bag with a flap and snap closure that will fit a lot of things...perhaps even a small self-defense item. :) I may order another one as a spare, but from the way this bag is constructed, I will probably wear out before the bag does.

My husband got this to carry RC truck batteries and it seems to be working great. It’s masculine, convenient, and allows him to carry what he needs without too much added weight while he hikes through the woods. It’s a good size too. I’d say it’s fairly between the size of a typical cross body and a regular size backpack. I guess I’d compare it to a regular purse size.

Super handy little bag, that you can wear over a shoulder. It has 2 smaller zipper pockets on the front that are perfect for small items like bandaids, paper napkins, cards, lighters, or anything else of that sort, larger items do fit, but will cause a little bulge. The interior of the bag has 2 half height pocket walls to keep things separated nicely. There's also a large wide pocket in the back that fits maps quite well. Luckily, I've not had a need for the 2 drain holes in the large central storage area, but its nice to know they're there. The only downside to this was the string that ran across the velcro patch came undone, but it was easily enough fixed, I just tied the end in a carrick knot, and now I've no worries about it coming undone. The central area was large enough to store 2 medium sized water bottles, and a pocket camera comfortably with a little room to spare. While I don't wear it often, its great to keep all the little items I always forget on road trips. Now, I just grab my pack when we all head to the car.