G4Free Tactical Sling Bag Backpack Military Rover Shoulder Sling Pack Molle EDC Small Crossbody Chest Pack

Didn’t get the chance to use it but it was amazing to have a bag that looked professional for me and still could hold just about everything I could need to hold and then some

I recently purchased the G4Free Tactical Sling Bag Backpack, and it has quickly become my go-to bag for everyday carry and outdoor activities. The military rover style and the molle system make it not only practical but also gives it a rugged and versatile appearance.The size of the bag is perfect for a small crossbody chest pack. It's compact enough to be lightweight and unobtrusive, yet spacious enough to hold all my essentials like a phone, wallet, keys, and even a small tablet or a book. The internal organization is well thought out, with enough pockets and compartments to keep items organized and easily accessible.Durability is a standout feature of this bag. The material is tough and holds up well in various conditions, be it hiking, camping, or just daily urban use. The zippers and straps are also of high quality, adding to the overall sturdiness of the bag.The comfort of wearing the bag is commendable. The sling design allows for quick and easy access to the bag without having to remove it. The strap is adjustable and padded, which makes it comfortable to wear for extended periods, even when the bag is fully loaded.Another aspect I appreciate is the versatility provided by the molle system. It allows for customization and the addition of extra pouches or gear, making it suitable for different needs and activities.In summary, the G4Free Tactical Sling Bag Backpack is a highly functional, durable, and comfortable option for anyone looking for a small tactical sling bag. It's ideal for everyday carry, outdoor activities, or as a compact travel bag. Highly recommended for its quality and versatility.

It’s great for my eye/ear protection, extra magazines and gun. Very well made - perfect for a quick trip to the range

I originally bought this bag to use as a small hiking pack. I wanted to carry a water bottle, a dog leash, insect spray, sunscreen, and perhaps a couple of other odds and ends. I wanted something smaller and lighter than a backpack that I could rummage in without removing, and I wanted it to be inexpensive.After using it a few times, I decided to use it as a sort of minimalist camping pack. With a water bottle holder and a small add-on MOLLE pouch, I managed to fill it full of a few pieces camping equipment. This included:-Water purification filter and kit-First aid kit-Fire kit (matches, lighter, tinder, etc. in a waterproof container)-Small mess kit-Camp knife and sharpening stone-Emergency repair kit with multitool, duct tape, paracord, tube of cyanoacrylate, zip ties, etc.-Flashlight-Insect spray and sunscreenThere's some stuff I'm forgetting, but the completed kit weighed only a few pounds and was really comfortable to carry. I never overnighted with this kit but I took it on many hikes with me and barely felt the weight.Eventually things came full circle. I put together a larger camping pack for overnight trips and all my stuff migrated over. This bag went back to being a hiking pack. Here's what I learned:-I prefer to have dedicated packs for different purposes (hiking, camping, etc.) than to try and make a single pack to all the work. If I have a specific need in mind (and sometimes even if I don't), I'll look for a deal and then buy an inexpensive bag. My current camping pack came from Goodwill for a few bucks, and I can leave it loaded and not have to worry about it. Yep, I have way too many bags.-Sling packs aren't quite as convenient as I thought. They're a bit more accessible when walking/hiking than a backpack, but not by much. I still find myself stopping to rummage around inside it. Sling bags also tend to flop forward when you lean over to pick something up, etc. I like this small sling bag for hiking in the woods but if I was walking around the city and needed to root around inside it while I was on the move, I'd definitely opt for my messenger bag.-The advantage of a small pack is that you're not tempted to fill it full of stuff. This keeps it light and easy to carry.-MOLLE loops are nice for things like accessory pouches and water bottle holders, but I find myself not customizing my bags enough to really need them. I prefer a bag with a built-in water bottle holder and internal pockets for organization. External pouches also seem to catch and hang on everything unless you're in wide open spaces.Overall I'm glad I bought this pack. It didn't quite work as I intended, and if I'd spent a pile of cash on it I'd probably be disappointed, but I paid around $17 for it. At that price point, it was worth buying just to have around.Would I buy it at the current (2024) price of $26? Probably not. The quality is pretty good but it does tend to suffer from loose threads-- I find a new one every couple of times I use it. So far this has not affected the functionality of the bag but I'm afraid that some of the MOLLE loops will come loose over time. Also, at $26 it's facing tons of competition from other sling bags and backpacks on Amazon. It's a good choice if you need a relatively small bag with this form factor, but for the same price you can find larger backpacks that will hold more stuff.

This bag is the right size to fit under a small airline seat as a "personal item", and it has several useful compartments and pockets for organizing your essential stuff for a long overnight flight, including an iPad, iPhone, toiletries, eyeglasses, ear buds, snacks, charging cable, sleep mask, fleece vest, etc. The strap makes it handy for carrying through airports leaving yours hands free for larger luggage. The quality of the material, zippers, and manufacture are all good. I added small molle pouches on either side for more capacity, and I clip a neck pillow to it with a carabiner. When you get to where you are going, it's of course very useful for taking on daily side-trips and adventures.

Very well made and a bargin of a price compared to name brands like 3V Gear. I have a 3V Gear Posse EDC Sling Pack current cost double what this G4Free sells for. They look like they are both made by the same company. With only minor differences. I am sold on G4Free.

Highly recommend this bag.I use this bag for work and it is perfect. I love the one strap and the quick release clip on the front. Whenever i don't feel like pulling the bag over my head i just use the clip. I can fit alot in this bag. I usually have my 11" iPad, 20000mah battery, Rog ally, some snacks, a drink, a bunch of charging cables and more with no problem.

Bought this for my husband because he was always losing his wallet... his phone... his keys and didn't want them in his pockets. Because of him misplacing these items, I was being blamed for moving them and was tired of being blamed for misplacing them (aka putting those items where they belong). This bag actually saved our marriage. He knows where his personal and work phone is all of the time plus he has a place for his wallet and car keys, plus he can also throw in a water bottle. I love the material and how sturdy it is. I would recommend this to any man, especially dad's!