Tactical Chest Pack Bag Molle EDC Pouch Bag with CCW Compartment Adjustable Strap Workouts Fishing Hunting

Do you know how many EDC chest pack rigs are on the market right now?......HUNDREDS! I spent the better part of TWO days researching many of them, and finally decided on this one for me. I ended up picking the following slightly smaller one for my Better Half: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FBX3BQB2?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1, which she loves! There are a slew of large high-end ones for sale on the 'net, most run around $150 bucks or more, which was way over my budget. I needed something to easily hold my 10mm Tanfoglio Witness and an extra magazine. This thing fits the bill with plenty of room and pockets for other stuff, such as billfold, keys, a hunting knife, phone and battery pack, sunglasses, lip balm, LIVE worms (in a ziploc baggie), hooks, sinkers, bobbers, lures, spare monofilament, fishing pliers, stringer, and a few other things. Quality is superb, excellent value, easily as good as some of the high-end models at 1/3 the cost! Easily adjustable, looks great, and fits my 6'3, 275# frame perfectly, with more adjustment even if I get larger! :-( Quit looking, just get this one, or the slightly smaller one like my wife's above, and you won't be disappointed! Very highly recommended!

To start off I want to say I never leave Amazon reviews, if it’s bad I send it back, if it’s good I keep it. This product by far exceeded every category I could judge it on. I found this chest pack after I bought the IDOGEAR tactical chest pack and I sent that one back for this one. Obviously all of us hear are looking for a knockoff of the Hill People Gear/ Helikon packs. After I saw how little feedback this product had I felt I owed these people my review. Let’s start on price. Seriously amazing quality and design for a $40 piece of gear. All the gatekeepers want to say you can’t get good gear for cheap or air soft gear doesn’t work, this product should silence their opinion. I hate buying expensive gear when companies like this make budget and quality gear just with their own name, who cares. For someone like myself who bought this to conceal carry a Glock 19, the Velcro trigger guard holster they send is amazing, and the fact they even send it with a holster is awesome! The Velcro is very heavy duty unlike other packs that have weak Velcro that would make drawing out of the pack difficult if not dangerous. This holster ain’t going no where. I really love the stretchy pockets in the front. They are the perfect size to put a phone in if you want to record your journey, the camera perfectly sticks out so it’s not “suspicious” or awkward should someone see your phone positioned like such. If you wanted you could even throw some AR mags in the front although the retention might not hold them in should you go prone. The inside kit pockets are great, some molle inside, multiple size pockets, and an admin pocket inside as well. On the outside underneath of the pack there is also elastic bands and loops where it couldn’t be easier to stage a tourniquet. Again, I’m just a regular dude who likes trying to find budget gear, if you’re looking for a chest pack but not wanting to spend the extra for Hill People Gear, I 10/10 would recommend this and only this product to those people. This product has no feedback and I felt like I owed these people my review.

Comfy chest bag... my first. Quality, fit and finish is excellent. Back straps are comfy and nicely adjustable (I'm 6'3", 265 and it fits me well with some room to spare) My G19 fits well in the rear compartment, and the provided retention system works well. If I leave the compartment unzipped by about an inch, I can fast-open the bag with one hand while deploying with the other - great design. My large outdoor knife fits in the front pocket (in it's sheath) and the bag still has plenty of great storage and organization. Front pockets are great for phone and snacks. Bear spray fits well on the bottom of the pack. This is great for hiking, hunting, fishing, camping. Oh, and I chose this bag because the back harness can be removed, meaning that it will work great as a range bag as well. Kudos Feiwood!

I bought this pack to use as a camerabag for hiking the PCT ( Pacific Crest Trail ). As you can see, it can carry a fair amount of camera gear (for you photo nerds: Sony A6400 with a Tamron 18-300 lens attached, a 16mm f2.8 lens, a 10-18mm lens, 3 batteries, memory cards, filter, and cleaning items. It is pretty good for something that wasn't designed as a camera bag. It carried the load quite comfortably. Now for the nitpicks 1. The top straps kept slipping. Not horribly, but just enough that I would have to tighten them every so often. I just discovered a new way of threading the straps that seems to work. 2. From a camerabag perspective, it would be nice if there was a flap on the sides of the main compartment to minimize the risk of something expensive falling out of the side if the pocket is unzipped all the way. 3. It would nice if there some fabric that velcro could attach to along the front of the main compartment, so photographers could attach dividers to keep cameras and lenses separated in the main compartment. 4. A pair of quick release buckles on the top of the main compartment would be nice. Zippers are to slow when you need to get a camera out quickly. 5. While I am asking for the moon and the stars, if the main compartment were 0.5 inches taller and thicker ( front to back ), it would be AWESOME ! Lest anyone think I am unhappy with this pack, rest assured I am quite happy with it. It is my "go to" camera bag for day to day photography. I used this bag, with only minor complaints for almost 7 weeks of hiking. All in all, considering it wasn't designed as a camerabag, and it only cost $50, I think it did pretty good. I will see if I can use hit glue to attach velco fabric to the front of the main pocket and flaps on the inner sides of the main pocket

This pack feels well built and is comfortable to wear. There is plenty of room to keep essentials close at hand. I bought this primarily for hiking and hunting and love the fact that it also has a concealed holster with plenty of room for my compact pistol and extra magazines. I purchased a tactical velcro organizer panel to use in the main compartment that along with all the other pockets and elastic tabs really help keep everything right where I want it. To give you an idea of just how much this pack will hold in the main compartment I currently have the following items in mine: Ferro rod, 2-lighters, multi tool, chap stick, head lamp , extra batteries for GPS/headlamp & range finder, Toilet Paper, Paper Towels, First aid supplies (Band-Aids, gauze pads, antiseptic wipes, alcohol wipes, antibiotic ointment, sting relief, cotton balls, Tylenol, etc.), several feet of flagging ribbon, several feet of electrical tape, cordage, small pocket knife, and lens cleaning cloth with room left for my phone and small wallet. My handheld GPS unit also fits securely in one of the front stretch pockets. All in all I am very happy with my purchase especially for the price.

Bought this and the helicon Tex numbat. This has an extra rear compartment ideal for CCW. Wears just as the numbat and is 1/4 the price. I did take the webbing off to limit the military look and it was not easy. It’s solidly constricted. Unless you are set on the special colors this is your best option

Been using this regularly 10 months now. It is an incredible value and quality. I carry a G48, cellphone, 10k mah battery bank, and much more as a backpack. I Expect I will get many years of use from it. I am wide chested and it fits great with plenty of adjustment to let it hang lower.

Just used this last weekend in combination with medium daypack, hydration pack. Hiking in Grizzly country. This pack was holding heavy, 4 in revolver in closest pocket, handle of bear spray poking out of second pocket, cell phone in 3rd outside pocket. With room left over. Large 6" revolver may not fit. It held gun securely; all zippers have two corded zipper tabs to easily open pockets. The shoulder straps did not hold adjustment and lengthened over course of hike, did not notice until I removed it at the truck. Should be an easy fix. Unexpected bonus- carrying a camera with neck strap. The camera set on top of the bag, removing all tension off the strap. Much more comfortable and didn't affect access to bag. I've used various holsters for various guns while hiking, this is the best way for me.