3V Gear Posse - EDC Tactical Shoulder Sling Pack

This is an updated review after owning the bag for 7 months (4 of which the bag was not in use)This is a wonderful EDC sling in so many ways, ranging from the size and the pockets and compartments to and the appearance and construction of the outside of the bag. Unfortunately, one of the most important pockets has a major issue. The back of the bag (the side that rests against your back when you put it on) has a large pocket where you can store things for quick and easy access. You just swing the bag forward and reach in without having to deal with any zippers. Unfortunately, the inside of this pocket is not durable and it wore out from simply having my EDC folding knife in there (closed, not opened) over the course of about 2 months. This is a major flaw because the hole/tear causes things to move back and forth between the main inner compartment of the bag and the outside quick access pocket. This in turn means that the item you wanted to access quickly might have fallen into the main inner compartment of your bag instead of the pocket it should be in. The main issue seems to be construction because the threads are simply falling apart and the hole is getting bigger. This issue makes the bag undesirable to say the least because of its inefficiency and unreliability of keeping your edc things secured in the places you left them, as well as the hindrance it causes to for quick access to things in the back pocket.If that pocket were more durable, this bag would be an easy 4-5 stars.

I really like the pack, it's the size and form I needed. When I received it though, the snap on the back pocket was broken off and about 2 inches of the seam wasn't attached. Ok, that's fine, these things happen. I wrote the vendor and they authorized a return right away. But I have to pay the shipping, and a potential $5 " restocking fee". This wasn't a matter of things wearing out too fast, it arrived defective. If their QA isn't good enough to catch a defective product before it leaves the shop, I shouldn't have to pay 1/3 of the purchase price to get one that isn't broken before I touch it. If they correct this problem, I'll re-write this review.

Pretty good bag. There were puts of loose threads hanging out in places, but going over them with a lighter fixed the issues. (recommended over cutting because it will solidify the lose end in place rather than pulling more thread out)If it wasn't for the loose threads I would have given it 5 stars. You do have to kind of work the bag after receiving it, kind of like breaking in new shoes.Can carry a decent amount of small items, and has a good pocket for a paper notebook or Android/Apple tablet built in too, (up to the 10 inch size tablets.)Molle system present on sides, front strap, and back of the bag as well. The Velcro (hook and loop) area is made up of strips of Velcro, and at first seems like a cheap way of making the area larger, but it actually turns out this was to also give it Molle functionality, so BONUS!Overall, its a good bag for the buy. The stitching is unfortunately single stitch and will require you to address this as it may come undone after a while. For a few months I haven't had an issue. Just wish it was better stitched, would get 5 stars for that.

After a bunch of research and a bunch of measurements, I went with this bag as my first ham radio go-bag. All the measurements worked out. I have small radio (Xiegu G90) that fit nicely into the "tablet" sleeve in the main compartment. Then the battery and the antenna went in. Everything fit just right. The rest of the pockets hold the microphone, power cables and coax. It's just about perfect. Also, thanks to the molle straps, I'm going to add a couple of small pockets to the side for my HT and an extra battery.For the size, this is an excellent little pack. I wouldn't want to use it for rugged everyday use, but frankly, it's probably too small for anything rugged AND daily. If I was looking for a smallish day-bag, I'd recommend this too. However, it's excellent as my radio go-bag. Overall construction is decent. Material is pretty standard. Stitching seems OK. I can't give it five stars, but it's a very solid four.

Have had this bag for about 3 years now, it worked well as an edc bag but might be a bit small for some people. Below will be a list of the pros/cons that i have come to see with extended use from this bag as a daily edc bag. Keep in mind this bag has been used and abused, packed to the max and is still kicking!Pros:- Small size but when packed to the gills will surprise you with how much you can cram in.- Sling strap was good and comfy for cross body carry only- Tons of organizational pouches, pockets, and loops for knives, pens, cables, etc..- Zippers work well when the bag is not stuffed to the max- CCW pouch is not obvious and is well hidden but will not accomodate a full size handgunCons:- Molle has started to tear and break off at the seams to the actual bag in several locations(Sides of bag from a water bottle, front of bag from an edc organizer, shoulder straps)- Sling strap does not work well for throwing on 1 shoulder, will slide off while walking- Organizational loops in the bag's front compartment and top smaller area are breaking off- small holes have developed on the bag near the top, bottom and sides from useAll in all i think the bag was worth it. ill probably get another one which will hopefully last another 3 or 4 years. Not bad for under $40.... Most of the cons are from pushing the bag to the limits but if you keep your loadout on the lighter side you might not experience the rips/tears that i have.

I have been using this for a few months now. It's tough and durable, but roomy to carry my every day gear with all the pockets that are available. I love the compact size.

3VGEAR Posse, uno zainetto monospalla di piccole dimensioni adatto all’uso EDC, o alle brevi escursioni. 3VGEAR è un brand americano che vende borse, zaini ed accessori per l’uso militare, di qualità e ad un prezzo competitivo.Il Posse è uno zainetto di dimensioni veramente minime, il dato non viene fornito ufficialmente ma credo che la capacità di carico sia inferiore ai 10L.Come apparentemente può sembrare, il 3VGEAR Posse non è in cordura, ma in nylon piuttosto spesso e robusto. Le fibbie e gli anelli sono tutti in plastica apparentemente resistente. Il moschettone di aggancio della cinghia monospalla a mio avviso appare un po’ sottodimensionato ma ha il sistema di sgancio in metallo.Alcuni scomparti interni sono di nylon piuttosto leggero che si potrebbe facilmente rompere con oggetti appuntiti. Le cuciture, soprattutto negli scomparti interni sono un po’ approssimative. Ho trovato molti fili svolazzanti e cuciture passate due volte in modo piuttosto grossolano.Lo spallaccio non è molto imbottito e a lungo andare, quando si è vestiti leggeri, potrebbe rivelarsi scomodo da indossare.Le cerniere si sono rivelate facili da usare e anche se bistrattate non hanno dato problemi.Lo zaino non è impermeabile se non ad una breve pioggia leggera. Tenetene conto se all’interno tenete oggetti che non devono bagnarsi.Complessivamente mi è piaciuto e lo consiglio.

Das Produkt ist für die schlechte Verbreitung einfach zu teuer vergleichen mit einer 25€ Slingbag Z. B. Der Henkel an der Unterseite der deb Gurt hält löst sich am ersten Tag die Naht auf