LAPG Tactical Bail Out Gear, Survival Bug Out, Hunting & Hiking, Range Bag with Shoulder Strap & Carry Handle

This bag is very durable and has lots of options for storage , great range bag or small vehicle bag. Would recommend.

Perfect size to tote around a few items that I need on a daily basis.

I haven’t been able to use the bag as I intend to, however, the quality is better than expected and the size of the bag is exactly what I imagined (no size surprise). There is a compartment divider in the large pocket (Velcro & moveable) however there is no stiffener on the bottom of the bag which I actually prefer because it allows the bag to fit in smaller areas if it’s not filled. Plenty of small pockets to fit all the various things I carry as well as pen/marker pouches on the side. The stitching appears to be heavy duty and the material feels very durable. The only con I can find is that the Mag pouches will only fit one P-mag each. I would prefer 2 since the size is very close to allowing two to fit anyways. That being said there is still plenty of other room to put extra mags.

I'm coming up on my third full month of using this bag daily. Here is what I like so far: The bag seems very durable and well constructed. Stitching is well done and the material is thick and doesn't fray easily. The side pouches are extremely large which is perfect for my 32oz klean kanteen. The bag is pretty small which makes it a perfect handbag to carry essential gear between work/home (flashlight, backup, water bottle, snacks, wallet, radio, etc.).I don't, and wouldn't, use this bag as a duty bag. It is too small. It's a perfect companion or supplement to the duty bag. Usually, I place this bag in the passenger side with the shoulder strap placed around the headrest to secure it. That way I can reach over and grab my water bottle or coffee.Some of the features of this bag are lacking and I'm not a huge fan of. The bottom, long, horizontal pocket is useless. If it was designed for a flashlight I think it could use some improving because it doesn't fit any of my flashlights. There is what seems like a flashlight pocket on each side of the front pouch which seems adequate. I used one for pens and the other to house a streamlight flashlight to transport to and from work. Next, the pockets on either side of the magazine pouch seem to specific for what ever purpose they were intended. I'd be happier with another magazine pouch. At least the magazine pouches can be used for practically anything else you'd need. I also don't like how small the front pouch is. It seems because there is only one decent front pouch that I've found it to be the most usable and needed pocket. Furthermore, the main compartment has a really poor, nonrigid separator. I think they intended for this to separate the main compartment into two and also to help the bag keep a form. However, it doesn't seem to work that well. Perhaps if documentation were improved we'd be able to see what the makers intended.Some things I'd like to see improved: Ditch the two pockets between the magazine pouches for a radio pouch or another magazine pouch. OR, make the pouch on the top the same size as the one below it. As it stands, the top pouch I haven't been able to figure out how to use. Second, improve the main compartments separator. I've found it difficult to find what I'm looking for by shoving my hand in the bag. Perhaps if the separator were improved this would be less cumbersome. The separator needs to be more rigid and there needs to be documentation on how you intend it to be installed. Next, make the front pouch larger, which you can do this by ditching the bottom elongated pouch. The front pouch is the most usable on the bag. Make it bigger but without sacrificing on the two side (flashlight) pouches. Last but not least, more places to put patches would be nice. I like patches... who doesn't really? More places for pouches would be cool.Overall I'm really pleased with the bag. I would NOT want it to be any larger and any more expensive.

I’m a big fan of this bag. I’m using it as a flight bag as a student pilot. Seems quite durable, with good stitching and zippers as well as quality materials all around. Lots of useful pockets. Spend some time with your new bag investigating all the storage options! The Velcro panel for your iPad isn’t immediately obvious, but it’s awesome!Inside, I’m able to store:- aviation headset- knee board- student log book- folded sectional- manual E6-B- plotter- FAR/AIM- 10.5” iPad Pro- small notepad- spare sunglasses- pens galore- thin gloves- lots and lots of extras, snacks, a drink bottleThank you, LAPG, for making a quality product at an affordable price.

I had a knock off version of this bag many years ago that saw a lot of use and eventually fell apart. When looking for a new range bag this is my go to design. This bag is much sturdier and design and quality and I think will hold up significantly better than the cheaper brand that I had before. If you’re looking for a small multipurpose bag or even a range bag I think this is going to be your pick!

I wanted to like this item but it was just too small for my needs. The quality seemed OK, a little bit stiff, but what did I expect for a $45 bag, right? I am mostly just miffed because I had to pay $10 return shipping to send it back. I’ll likely not order from this seller again for that reason.

I was strictly a backpack user, I work security and go to multiple post. Unfortunately my backpack over time got way too heavy so I needed to downsize, THIS BAG DID THE TRICK!!!! It has so many pockets for all my little items, [hand sanitizer, wireless ear buds, charging cables, pens, note pad, etc....] The side pocket can handle my 40oz water bottle and the inside has plenty of space for my iPad and laptop along with the other miscellaneous gear that I need for my job. As far as durability...IT'S BUILT TOUGH, nuf' said!!!!!

Compact

Good quality but thought it would be bigger.