MaxpeditionJumbo Versipack Waist Pack

OMG! OMG! OMG You guys... I love... Love... LOVE this thing!!! Absolutely awesome for EDC. There's a thousand videos of this on YouTube. It challenges even the best survival gurus!Durable? Check Versatile? Check CCW ability? Check Integrated water bottle holder? Check Organizational ability? CHECK CHECK! Apply a little geometry and some accessories and this is easily a 72hr bag. Get some quality gear and you are looking at indefinite survivability. It is completely modular for an urban environment and blends in well. I can fit this into my ILBE no problem and as an add on it becomes a force multiplier. The hard case versions are NOT better and give up a lot of what this bag has to offer. Don't hesitate... BUY IT!

I bought a similar bag a decade ago that lasted me a good 5 years. Since then I have been trying to find an inexpensive bag in the same configuration. Well I burned through 2 $30 bags in last 4 years. I got this Maxpedition Jumbo Versipack and could not be happier. I expect to get a good 10 out of this. Super heavyduty without being that hard plastic feel some heavier nylon gets. Great bag, worth the price.

Bag is fine, no real complaints about it in particular. Arrived in yet another box way to big for the product. My only gripe is that the ONLY thing in the box, was the maxpedition itself. Wasn't in any kind of clear plastic bag from the manufacturer, no tags, no..... nothing. Just found it odd. But the bag will be fine for what I need it for, a get home bag for my car. Had one stolen at some point from my car that I loved! Company name stated with a v, probably all I can say. But this is comparable, different textures and thickness, things I'll have to get used to. But, I know maxpedition is quality stuff.

This is my second Maxpedition bag. My first is a Gearslinger Monsoon that I've had for eleven years, now, with virtually no issues. I was in the market for something smaller and more out of the way, and this popped up in my search.I love this bag. It's stiff, almost too stiff, and based on my previous experience with Maxpedition gear, it will take probably a year of daily use to break in and soften, and that means an incredibly long wearing product. The main inner compartment has a water resistant rain fly that can be tucked inside when not needed, and the rear firearm compartment holds my Sig P229 and a spare mag, thanks to the Maxpedition Sneak retention holster.The water bottle pouch on the left holds a 32 ounce bottle, like the ones that are made by that brand beginning with N, as well as smaller bike/sport water bottles thanks to two types of retention. There's a cinch cord holder, as well as a removable fold over velcro strap holder.All the compartments and pockets have pockets in them. There's so much functional storage, you'd probably be able to watch your kids grow up and off to college before you list it all.This is the best small bag, for all the gear anyone could need for a day out.

This bag is much bigger than I expected it to be. However I love it. Have been using it literally since it arrived. But will definitely placing and order for the smaller version, the fat boy... for when I do not need all the extra room. This one has all the pockets and places galore to store..... and can definitely be filled to the brim with all your items needed for your adventures and daily outings. I have even packed my lunch in it for work along with what I carry for my "purse" and love cc carry to go with it all.

Great GO bag size...not too small like the regular sling bag style and not too bulky like the 2-3 day packs. Fits all the necessary things you would need and none of the overkill and extra weight. Has a carry strap and waist belt for keeping it secure. Stitching and material is pretty durable too. Overall...if you're looking for a bag that's light enough not to slow you down and versatile enough to hold your important gear then I highly recommend. One of my favorite bags so far

3 stars as the primary issue with this bag lies in the plastic buckles. When the buckle for the main compartment fails, attempts to repair it with epoxy are short-lived. Once the main buckle breaks, the pack becomes essentially unusable.This is particularly disappointing given the durability and longevity of the pack itself. However, the plastic buckles significantly undermine its overall reliability. A more robust solution would be to use lightweight aluminum buckles designed for longevity.

This beast did its job. It’s big: s&w shield fit beautiful, large Nalgene bottle in the side. Apple, trail mix, raincoat all fit easily. We hiked a 13 mile hike up a mountain with 3000 foot elevation gain. No problem. Only thing I wish is that it had more places to clip things (bear spray) and that the padded shoulder piece was longer as I had to adjust this a few times depending on how I had it slung.