J
Waa looking specifically for a chest pack to carry essentials, GPS, Light, Sidearm, while also having a bladder and extra carry. Got the harness, the small multipack, Israeli made bladder, and the sustainment pouch to hold the bladder. All of this works great and has had tons if use so far in hikes in bear infested woods, hence the side arm. Barely realize this is all there, no weird pinches or extra weight feel. Has stayed clean and in great shape, even after being dragged through low trees and shrubs. Great job Eberlestock!
J
Durable construction and just the right size for the few extra things you may need 'just in case.'
K
Well made and Exactly y what I need.
R
Nice, well built pouch. It attaches easily to my bags and has held up well so far to a small series of tests and drops/throws.
T
I use the pouch for a variety of items
J
Color matches my Oakley pack perfectly. Super lightweight pouch, yet feels nice n durable. Nice rip stop material with stretchy fabric on the sides. The buckle closure is secure, but the flap cover does make me worried about smaller things falling out if I were to drop the bag or something like that.
K
I used 2 of the pouches. One for extra gear on my Warhammer, and one for a 2L bladder. I had a pretty built out kit with the Warhammer, G1 Little Brother, Multi lid, Lg padded pouch, and 2 sustainment pouches. I carried 58 lbs on a backpacking trip. They worked great . The only reason for 3 stars is the “quick attach” straps. Same straps used on the small padded pouch. When I had my pack set up I gave it a little tug test and was able to release one of the straps. I didn’t have any problems on the trail, but I just didn’t feel real confident in the straps. I would prefer buckles like most of Eberlestock’s other add ons
