I bought this to outfit for rural & backcountry search and rescue with the local SAR team. I used the five bigger pockets for M.A.R.C.H. and the other velcro in punches for boo boo kits and admin items. I put other personal survival gear snacks and water in there as well. I set it up for less than 24 hour searches.

The small pocket works great for a soft litter, stereoscope and blood pressure cuff kit.

I have it mounted on the mission frame.

I have another set up for my three day bag. I am going to expand the medic pack using the batwings when they are back in stock to add a water bladder and a little more gear to make this an overnight kit if needed and when we need to get to a known patient asap..

I needed a bag that I can sling over my shoulder, but then put it in my front if I'm carrying another pack on my back. It fits my tablet and server more things that I'll need when traveling. This is a great bag. As usual, Eberlestock comes thyroid for me again!

As the world gets wilder and crazier I decided to take the next step in my family and I personal protection and include a trunk gun for my EDC. I watched tons of YouTube videos and read the reviews of this pack and decided to take a chance. It did not disappoint. As an Gang/Narco LEO I feel a sense of responsibility to protect those who can’t be protected or protect themselves and this setup allows me to do just that. I’m able to carry a full IFAK & then some, flex cuffs, a10.5 AR w a law tactical folder as well as a micro chest rig. This kit literally allows me to stop the killing and more importantly save the dying. I’m seriously considering buying another one for my .300blk out. 10/10 you won’t be disappointed.

Amazing

This is a super well made little pack, and I might need to buy more because of all the potential uses... great organization for all of my muzzleloading stuff when I hunt with that, nicely padded great for shoving all of me electronic stuff in for travel or backcountry. I saw another review that someone molle'd it to the back of a Recon bino pack which sounds like a great idea for super light scouting, etc. I'm going to try that. I had a little delivery issue - in my favor - and as usual, Eberlestock Customer Service was phenomenal. Yet another product/reason I'm a customer for life.

I've never been too happy with my summer carry options, so I bought this amazing little pack, velcroed an kydex holster and stuck it inside. Works really well for my subcompact. In fact so well, this may end up replacing other holsters I use throughout the year. Kind of convenient when one bag has the wallet/phone/glasses AND gun. Only downside I've seen is wearing it in the bandolier configuration. It creeps around the body until under my arm. I've tried various belt tensions to fix, and have only succeeded in making it harder to put on. What is needs is a twin buckle adapter to allow a second band around the waist, more like a chest holster. With the smart design of detachable belts, Eberlestock could still do this (or maybe a home project). All said, this bag (around my waist) is still my favorite carry method.

So I have to admit that I have acquired almost every single available Eberlestock t shirt. I bought one shortly after I bought my pack and I was highly impressed. The material is comfortable and I am sucker for the great designs. This one is no different and my aviation obsessed son wanted one when he saw it. Needless to say I now own 2 of these. These shirts are comfortable and cool, buy one.

Completely transformed my EDC because IWB or OWB isn't comfortable for me. Very thin and lightweight. Love the dedicated firearm section and quick access. the hidden strap is a gamechanger.

I just started PRS. I asked my mentor what pack to buy and he pulled his out he has been using for years and walked me through how he uses it. I purchased mine and went to first match. At least half the guys at the match were using the same pack.

The flat back was a brilliant idea. It makes it lay out and open the same every time so you aren’t wasting time looking for things. It’s comfortable to carry.

You won’t be disappointed.

I have the original mainframe and the belt was definitely lacking in comfort and support. I purchased the new cradle hip belt and it has made a huge difference in comfort. This belt was just what I needed to make an already great pack even better.

Bought 2. We find them comfortable and the print is awesome.

I’ve put about 120 rucking miles on this pack with 30-70 pounds of load. Every indication so far is that the construction and materials are worth the cost.

Once you get it set up properly—tightening everything the F down and then tightening more—your hips carry all the weight, and nothing bounces.

The sleep system pocket at the bottom will fit a set-up battle belt if you fold the belt really aggressively.

The side pockets fit a USGI canteen perfectly. The belt pockets are huge—I can fold my Mechanix MPact gloves in half and cram them in there with room for a headlamp. You could put a compact IFAK in the other one.

My main complaint is that the pouch on top flops around way too much when moving with purpose. Cramming a poncho or other soft, bulky item in there helps, though.

I’m 5’11”, 190 pounds, 44” chest, and getting the straps snug enough to sprint with means tightening them down as far as they will go. I could see my small-framed kings and queens finding they just physically can’t get an optimal shoulder fit.

ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS PACK! The versatility and storage is perfect for a 4-day backpacking trip. Highly recommended for anyone looking to expand there kit. Very light-weight and comfortable, hip-belt pads and shoulder harness are very comfortable.

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This is a. Awesome EDC bag.