REEBOW GEAR Tactical Sling Bag for Men Military Single Shoulder Backpack Outdoor EDC Range Pack (Tan)

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.

Made this my go-bag. It’s small-midsize, not big, but has decent well used space for any emergency gear you may need in a pinch. Molle on side good for TQ attachment, med bag, or anything else you can think of. Can’t say much on durability and longevity as it doesn’t get used and mostly sits (thank god, lol). But it’s think material and seems like it would do fine. No loose strings or anything like that as you see on so many of these. Great overall, good price and utility. would recommend, be mindful of size if you’re looking for something big.

This is my review of the Tactical Sling Bag Pack made by Reebow Tactical. PRESENTATION: When the item arrived it came in a clear bag inside of a box. Nothing too fancy but that’s fine for this product. I ordered mine in black and the color is deep and saturated into the material. I do not see the color fading anytime soon unless left in the sun for an extended period of time. It also comes with an American Flag patch on the front. The patch attaches itself with velcro and stays on very securely. MOLLE/PALS: The velcro section of the bag can hold up to 4 regular sized patches. The velcro section is just like the Molle webbing on the front but the top two rows have velcro over the molle straps. This means if you don’t want patches on your bag then you can still use them as regular Molle/PALS webbing. In addition, there is also 4 rows of Molle webbing on both sides of the bag. STORAGE: There are 2 pockets on the front of the bag. The top pocket has a good amount of room to hold something like a medkit, spare mags, some snacks, etc. This pocket is the one containing the velcro Molle webbing. There are two rows of webbing on this pouch. On the bottom of the front, there is a bigger compartment with a front pocket as well. This pocket has over double the space of the top pocket and can hold just about anything you need. The main compartment is way bigger than it looks. This could hold many MRE’s, spare mags, or anything you could fit in there. On the back of the bag, there is a snap button that opens up yet another pocket. This one is for a hydration pouch. It can comfortably fit a 2L pack, but I am sure it could hold a 3L or maybe even 4L pack. COMFORT: The shoulder strap is padded and is comfortable on the shoulder even with weight on it. This has plastic D-Rings that can be used for routing the hydration tube. It is connected to the backpack with a plastic side release buckle. The other side of the buckle leads down to a detachable point on the bag where you can take off the bottom half of the strap if you want. There is also a second safety/security buckle that comes up from the left side when you have the bag on. This would ensure the security of the fit and make sure you get a proper and secure fit. The bag only has one strap and goes across your chest. When you put it on you put it on over your right arm and over your head. Once you adjust everything the way you want it is very comfortable even with weight. DURABILITY: I have not tested this product’s durability to the extreme but with the tests I have done this bag has proven to be durable. From drops with weight in it to minor abrasions on rough surfaces this bag handled it all. FINAL DECISION: In all this bag is a very solid choice for someone who wants a small bag to carry around with them when a larger bag isn’t an option. This would fit your everyday items like a tablet, phone, netbook or other small laptop, pens, paper, or just for transporting small goods. Hope you found this review helpful! This review will be edited with specific measurements for each pocket and overall size of the bag. Stay tuned for the updates.

Decent size small tactical bad. Lightweight color is spot on. Easy to use. Can be used for EDC. ADJUSTABILITY is good. Has a few pockets which is nice overall not a bad little bag.

I was skeptical because of the price, just like I'm sure a lot you are, that read this comment. It's a genuinely great bag. Quality is great. Several pockets. Very good internal size. Several straps to adjust the fit. Small enough to travel anywhere, AND lightweight even with it loaded down and my EDC knives and handgun strapped in. Incredibly useful. I dont leave hone without it anymore. Bought a 2nd one for my dad for Christmas because he saw mine and loved it. You will too!

This has been my favorite bag. This is the second time I've purchased, my previous lasted 2 yrs of abuse and daily use. I love all of the little pockets and storage.

I’m a nursing student that also works on a busy med-surg floor in a hospital. I needed something that would fit my essentials and some convenience items for night shifts and long doubles, and that would be durable enough for pretty constant use. This bag is big enough to fit everything I need and then some, yet small enough to not look like I’m carrying my whole life with me. In the concealed carry pocket I can fit an average size paperback, a 4 oz tube of hand lotion, and there’s still room to spare. I put chapstick, portable charger, Vaseline, and gum in the top front pocket for easy access. There’s a big pocket in the front where I put my pens, menstrual pads just in case, and there’s elastic bands where I can easily secure my personal pulse-ox reader and pen light and there’s a 3rd I’m not sure what I’ll use for yet. I can also fit a mini hand sanitizer in there with the rest of the stuff. In the front of that pocket, there’s a small zipper compartment that’s perfect for charging cords or anything small/flat. In the main compartment, I put my full-size perfume, scrunchies, a large makeup back with hair clips, tissues, and other small things I don’t want to have to dig around for, an extra scrub cap, and I can keep snacks in there too for when I don’t have time to eat between shifts. There’s a Velcro-secured compartment inside that would easily fit my iPad mini, and definitely my kindle, or a small book or my mini clipboard/notepad if I wanted. In the front inside the main compartment there’s a small zippered pocket that seems the right size for a thin wallet. There’s several inflexible loops on the sides of the backpack, I imagine putting pens in there for easy access. It’s a great-looking bag with tons of space, easy to organize. I wish I’d gotten it a lot sooner, but glad to have it now. I’ll probably carry it everywhere tbh; I’m not much of a purse girl, and there’s absolutely no purse out there that has such versatility and utility. Straps seem easily adjustable, very strong zippers, stitching seems great. I would recommend this bag to anyone who is a bit of a pack rat but doesn’t want to carry a big backpack. This will fit what you need and then some, for sure.

This pack is well made and heavy duty. Made of a heavy canvas. Numerous and varied sizes of pockets and elastic stays. All plastic buckles and attachment rings. But a VERY heavy plastic so I see no problem there. All straps are substantial and have more elastic stays. Added plus for me is a large, padded and snap closure pocket located on the back of that pack. Would make pack ideal for a range bag since is large enough to hold a large firearm. I’m extremely pleased with it! As an aside, my local Surplus Store has the same item for almost $70! Yikes!!!