tactical chest rig pack

I’ve seen some complaints about the straps. Gotta say I didn’t run into that cause I sawed them off. Felt like a shame. Wish I could have taken them off whole to use for later but they got in the way for strapping it to a larger bag. Great value for the money though! The stitching feels quality. Plenty of compartments to suite all your needs.

Got it for my trip to Thailand and it was so good that I’m still using it back home. It’s comfortable, convenient and versatile

May need to trim excess but I knew it would be big. I'm a petite lady and wanted something not too overbearing like a full on tactical vest. This pack has room for a stun gun or two, two knives, a flashlight, two pepper sprays, an air horn, a whistle, a collapsible dog bowl, Sudecon capsaicin deactivating wipes, business card carrier, a pack of cigs, with room to spare for keys, wallet, phone, a granola bar and a small handgun if you want. A good option for those who want to carry things hands free for first aid or self defense without impacting the waist or hip area-- keeps tactical/medical things away from kids and dogs if that's a concern for you. I DO NOT DO PAID REVIEWS!

I picked this up to keep gear organized and accessible, and it’s been working well. The layout makes sense, with enough compartments to separate items without everything getting cluttered or hard to find. The fit is adjustable and stays secure once it’s set. It doesn’t shift around much during movement, which makes it more comfortable to wear for longer periods. Access is quick and straightforward. Everything is easy to get to without fumbling around, which is important when you need things without delay. The material feels durable and holds up well with regular use. It doesn’t feel flimsy, and the stitching and overall construction seem solid. Overall, it’s a practical setup that keeps gear organized, secure, and easy to access without overcomplicating things.

It works for now, but the fasteners are definitely not worthy of any design awards. I would give it five stars, if the fasteners were easy remove and install. They are def NOT 'quick release' ... unless you consider grasping the bag between your knees and then yanking the tab up and pulling them sideways at the same time. UGH. I don't think they will 'last', if I change them often. However, I bought this item to use as the third point of support for handheld video shoots. I filled it with packing foam and it works fine atm. The price of this chest rig will be worth it, if it lasts for a few shoots - cheaper than a movie ticket, right?

I don't use this for concealed carry. I used this to carry everyday items. It is definitely a game changer. It holds a lot of stuff inside. When walking around it gives me easy access to things even if my hands are full. My pockets are now empty, and so when I switch pants I don't have to migrate my stuff over. I always know what I have and where it is because this has compartments. I tried one side shoulder slings, and it always hurt one shoulder after a while. Since it's directly in front I can see anyone touching it. I wish it had more colors, tactical black limits this product to a specific audience. It's not stylish, but most people think it's a camera bag which is nice. I could do without the velcro in the front, I don't put on patches so it doesn't do a lot for me. I wish there was one more strap going around the waist. When I bend down, this flops in front and makes it harder to see, like tying my shoes.

I bought this for a medic bag for a Jiu-jitsu competition. It worked perfectly for carrying what I needed on and off the mats to help the fighters. I'm very happy with my purchase!

It's very sturdy and heavy duty so that was nice. I plan to use it on the football field when I coach. I used a fanny pack last season and it did the job (I keep my two phones, wallet, and car keys in my bag rather than my pockets during practice and games, along with basic first aid materials) but I needed something bigger and this came in clutch.