TravTac Stage I Small Premium EDC Tactical Sling Pack 900D

Perfect size for the essentials. I carry my external battery pack, cables, vape batteries and juice with room to spare. It’ll also hold my iPad mini if needed. It won’t hold a hoodie or a jacket, but that’s fine. The problems I have are first, my shield 9mm has plenty of room, but the only places to put it are inside the bag where the iPad would go, or between the bag and the back flap as shown in the pictures. Neither of these has the typical hook and loop patches to attach the holster to. So either I carry inside the bag and deal with a zipper and the hold down elastic for the iPad, or I carry outside the bag and have only a small snap to keep my piece from falling out if the bag gets over turned. The bag is designed to hide the sling strap in the same back flap so you could hold the bag in your hand instead of over your shoulder or cross body. But that would render the pocket useless for your piece. Basically, calling this an CCW bag is more of a marketing ploy than an actual endorsement from anyone who carries. Second, molle. Haphazardly sewing nylon straps to the side of the bag isn’t molle. Molle is a system that accepts other molle attachments. These straps aren’t quite spaced right, so when you put other molle items through the loops, they bunch up and don’t sit flush like correctly engineered molle should. So, if you’re looking for a small sling bag, this ones perfect. But if you’re looking for a concealment bag that’s small but has options to attach accessory items, you’re gonna want to pay a little more for any other bag. Third is that yes, there are pockets to separate the compartments, but they’re just flaps. There aren’t any segments for say pens, flashlights, my multi use screwdriver, etc. just flaps to separate the compartment. Really, it seems like a good bag, but it could be so much better.

I got this bag for day hikes with my dog. We hike in remote areas and I wanted something which would carry my CCW as well as food, water, and emergency/survival gear. Although it is small, it holds everything I need. The main compartment holds a 1 quart Nalgene bottle and a 1/2 quart pet water dispenser. I also keep a mini water filter in the main compartment. The small front pouch holds a PLB, GPS, compass, lighter, fire starter, signal mirror, whistle, extra magazine and the survival blanket which comes with the pack. I have a small first aide kit bungee tied to the front of the pack. On one side of the pack, I mounted a pet treat bag which is large enough to hold a cell phone and my snacks too. On the other side I have a folding knife and Steripen. In the back pouch I installed a Kydex holster with double stick tape on one side which makes my Glock 43 easier to draw and safer to carry. The pouch is best suited for a subcompact, single stack handgun. It will hold a larger compact gun like a Glock 19 but it won't be fully concealed when you take the pack off. Fully loaded, a shoulder strap pad makes it more comfortable to carry for longer times. In black, it isn't noticeably "tactical" and doesn't broadcast CCW which is nice in urban situations where discreet carry is preferred.

I've had mine for well over a yr now and still happy with it. I'm short and have shoulder issues with backpacks...bought this and it fits different ways...crossbody, sling, backpack, hand carry...wirks great as I hike through heavily wooded areas or on my bike. Small, but does this thing have room!! I can carry food, a water bottle, first aid kit, fire kit, tube tent, blanket...it rolls up and fits inside botton straps. Rain gear, whistle, compass, flashlight, camp stove and gas...and I still have room! If you're going on a day hike...or even longer hikes...this is a smaller way to back pack.

It was a great bag at first but after having lightly used it for little over a week allot of the stitching started coming out.

There were two little things that we're annoying. The 550 chord on the zippers were too short to tie properly, so I replaced it with my own and there are a few small holes in the plastic interior lining that creates a separate pocket in the main compartment.Otherwise, I dig it. I use it for EDC stuff. It stores my keys, wallet, Kindle, multi-tool, and my pistol with extra mag, when I carry, with plenty of room to spare.

So far this is a great replacement for my purse. I wanted something durable, casual, and that wouldn't break the bank. Most ccw bags are outrageous. I like how thick the ccw pocket is. The bag is a very heavy duty material, surface wash only. It is more than large enough for a full size wallet plus some. There are several options for how to wear the strap. Looks just the the photos.

The bag is still holding up and I’ll continue using it until it gives out but I’m a little sad because the little guy has made my life easier as far as organization of my stuff goes. (Keys, wallet, charging cables, knife etc.) Its an awesome bag with useful compartments but not sure if it can handle the everyday useI’ll be putting it through. Might work better for others though.

Nice compact bag, that holds a ton, and keeps everything organized and accessible. I have had one for two years now, and it still holding up great. This one was a gift purchase. Bag lets you carry over the shoulder, cross body, or upright, but the small handle at the top of the bag. Comfortable to wear for long periods.