Condor Elite Sector Sling Pack Bag

My first sling bag. I wasn't sure if I'd like switching from a standard backpack/book bag, but this is very clean and easy to handle. The size is perfect - not too small for EDC items plus a 13" laptop, but not as bulky as a book bag. I like that it fits flat and secure against my back. The big adjustment is the small compartment sizes. After a couple of uses, I realized that three smaller compartments are better than two large ones where everything just piles up at the bottom. My laptop fits snugly in the main compartment, and still leaves room for a full-size in the concealed carry compartment. The front compartment has room for mags or admin stuff. It's not a minimalist bag by any stretch, but it does do away with unnecessary and clumsy excess space. The ergonomics of this bag are great and the quality is top shelf.

I got this bag to replace a drawstring bag I was using for work. I wanted something practical without a military look, and this bag fit the bill. With its multiple compartments I am able to carry everything I need and then some. This will fit a full size binder, and an ipad pro along with a pocket for conceal carry if you so wish. The sling design allows this bag to be pulled around your body for easy access without having to take off the bag and rummage through it. A lot of thought went into this design and its evident in its design and construction, I would recommend this bag to anyone looking for a medium size bag for work, school, or edc.

I’ve been using this bag for a couple months now. The Condor Elite Sector Sling Pack Bag is a good, slim, low profile sling bag, with many pros and a few cons. Amazon’s product description states: “Constructed with Mil-Spec 500 denier Cordura fabric, high tensile strength composite nylon thread and webbing. - YKK zippers throughout the pack with paracord pull cords - Main compartment with removable MOLLE panel and soft armor insert pocket (19\"H x 14\"W x 4.5\"D) - Secondary compartment with hook lining for modular accessories (sold separately) (14"H x 8"H x 1.5"D) - Exterior Pouch compartment for tools - Conceal carry pocket with quick access slot - Swivi-Lockster buckle to connect sling and waist strap - Sling integrated daisy chain - Air-Flow system on the back to maximize ventilation and back support - Grommets on all compartments Single point sling attachment point - Hypalon attachment point for D-Rings” Pros: -Overall, well made. All the stitching and zippers don’t feel like they will come apart anytime soon. The 500 denier Cordura is very durable. The hook and loop sections could be better, but defiantly not bad. -It’s comfortable. The Swivi-Lockster buckle system allows the shoulder strap on the bag to swivel, to contour more naturally to the user, compared to a traditional side release buckle. There is padding on the back with air vent holes, to reduce the heat buildup. The shoulder straps also have air vents. On the right hand side of the pack, there is a large piece of material, so that the waist strap doesn’t dig into your side. This also allows you to grab the bag [with your right hand] to quickly swing the bag to the front of your body and get quick access to any of the compartments. -Comes with a thin plastic liner to keep the outline of the bag ridged, to reduce the chance of material blocking your access to the concealed carry compartments. In this compartment, you can also fit soft thin body armor, if you so wish to. -The MOLLE panel that is supplied with the bag is configured in 7x3 MOLLE loops. -Lightweight. -Discrete. It doesn’t scream “TACTICOOL”. Cons: -The carry handle can interfere with your access to the side zipper for a quick draw, when the bag is thrown over the shoulder from your back to the front side of your body. I suggest cutting it off, to completely remove that chance of getting your hand caught and slowing you down. -If you have a pet that sheds a lot of hair, those hair strands will stick to this bag… -It's a little pricey. In Summary: It’s a high quality, slim, low-profile sling bag. It’s comfortable and durable. Remove the carry handle, to greatly reduce of the change of interfering with your quick access to the concealed compartments. For what you're getting, the price ($85-ish) is a bit much. I think somewhere in the realm of $60 is more reasonable. If you can afford it, but it. 4/5 Stars

Of the 4 sling style bags that I've owned, the Condor Elite Sector Sling Pack Bag is by far the best. Design and quality are far superior to any other sling bags that I've purchased. Highly recommended.

Ordered it as a SHTF bag. Idea was to carry a folded SBR, ammo, Tac-med kit, and an armor plate. Not thick enough to carry SBR and armor at same time and 2" too short for my SBR. Otherwise well constructed very comfortable to wear. Easily can carry a shooter kit in public and still be "grey" it did fit my handgun, tac-med kit, and an armor plate easily and access to the wapon was easy and relatively fast. I did return it but it was my fault for an error in measurement. Return went smoothly and quickly. Really not a bad bag for grey man carry. Comparable construction to Vertx sling packs that are much more expensive. Probably looking at a vertx commuter 2.0 for nothing else but the size issue.

Love the size Love the sling feature Wish there was a way for expansion Wish that the big zipper opened a little wider Wish the material did not attract dirt Wish there was a feature to release the bag from the front with a clip instead of having to put it over your neck Overall it’s really good for my daily office stuff but not for 2-3 day trips Not wide enough Love it overall

Initially, I was attracted to this Sling Bag because of its sleek, stylish appearance. Then, I discovered its CCW interior: hidden compartments for your weapon: covert space for ballistic inserts: hook and loop, as well as Mollie, attachments for magazines and other gear. This is hands down the best conceived and engineered bag out there--and for an reasonable price, too! No Grey Man--or Woman-- should be without one!

This bag is a lot smaller and flatter than imagined. You are pretty much not going to be able to fit any piece except a normal sized sidearm in the pack. Something like a sub2k will simply not fit without a lot of coercion. Besides that, you can fit an armor panel, you have another interior panel that can be fitted with molle pouches that is very secure, and another two smaller compartments on top of those. I use mine for a large trauma kit and the exterior for several chemlights. It barely fits! Don't expect this to do double duty as a normal bag for a jacket or laptop- there simply is not enough room. You would have to forego the armor, molle, and everything except the ccw pouch. This is more useful as a low profile rapid response kit that can cleverly be used as expedient armor. Some improvements that would make this worth it: -Make it slightly larger. A few more inches in length to fit PDWs, a little more depth to actually use as a pack. -Velcro strip to adjust smaller kevlar panels to proper height. -Another column of molle on the interior panel so there's an even number -Replace the super tiny strap pouch with molle.