SHANGRI-LA Tactical Vary Bag Outside Sling Backpack Mountaineering Fanny Waist Pack

Great quality and durable bag!
I bought many tactical bags for the range and ended up linking this one the best! I will cut to the chase so read on if interested in buying this one.PROS:1- Very durable bag and I kid you not. It lives up to the hype. It is solid. I bruise it few times a week at the range. It has been in mud, sand, dirt, clay, rain and got gun oils on it and still looks great and one piece!2- This bag can hold more than you can imagine. I mean I have 3 pistols in it and none of them touches each other. I also pack my ear and eye protection in there. Filed cleaning supplies and at least few hundred rounds of 9mm and .40 cal ammo.I got a towel that I lay my guns on in the bag also. All fit just fine without a hassle.3- You can use/carry this bag in multiple positions. I folded the waist belt in and not use it. I pack too much in it carry on my waist. You can use a shoulder strap also. I prefer handles to carry. It is balanced and easier for me. Walking few hundred yards is easier my way also. You may feel different but all I am saying is, you will have options to carry this bag and you can pick whatever is more comfortable and easy for you!4- Bag cleans real easy. I guess the material ballistic nylon has that characteristic of being stain resistant. I use a damp microfiber towel and wipe of mud and clay off of it real easy. There was one time I used a little bit of hand sanitizer to rub off some gun oil I got on it. Even if you stained your bag, I would leave it alone. It gives it a good character but that’s me.5- I like the velcro ribbons on the bag. I got my nickname on a velcro and attached it to my bag. Easy placement anywhere on the bag. Bunch of spots have velcro bands on the bag.6- This bag has many compartments and center is modifiable. It is very adjustable to your needs.7- The price was great! Well worth every dollar I spent. I even use it as a support when I am shooting 400 yards or over with my rifle.CONS:1- they could have placed some plastic legs at the corners and 3 in the center of the bottom of the bag to keep it off the ground. It seems like clay will eat the ballistic nylon at the bottom with the way I use it.

SHANGRI-LA Tactical Assault Gear Sling Pack
It’s okay for EDC. The material used for the bag is nice, of decent quality.I cut the compression straps off because a pack this size really doesn’t need them. A couple strips of 1/2 inch webbing or cord passed through molle attachment points provides more flexible compression, if it’s ever necessary. They can be stored in a pocket when not in use, or rolled up and tucked in or tied down to a molle point. The side compression straps were awkward for me, so I cut them off. Inevitably they would get caught or snagged on something in urban or wooded areas.The shoulder strap is shy on length. It needs to be longer; it’s pretty short at 45 inches max length. I will replace it with 1.5 meter or 2+ meter web strap and sling hardware. I probably wont ever use the waist belt, but it tucks in nicely, or I may remove it too. Nice thing about longer shoulder straps, they can be removed and used as tie down. So, yeah, a couple meters or more of webbing instead, easy enough to shorten by doubling over with a couple sliders.It’s larger than most fanny packs and smaller than most patrol bags, which is a plus. Easy to carry in public without jostling and getting in the way, especially after removing the side compression straps. Another version of the glorified civilian murse or purse based on the centuries old military concept of a buttpack.Pro- Size is larger than most lumbar-fanny packs- Pockets, several and of useful size too, which is why I give 4 stars, not 3. The four external zippered pockets are useful. Can’t attest to the zipper lifespan, but they seem okay right now. This was the selling feature for me, four good sized zippered external pockets.Con- Short shoulder strap; 45 inches of webbing, 48 inches total length including plastic clip attachments, max- Unnecessary compression straps; they’re awkward, they add bulk, easily snagged, they do not lay flat, and they hinder access- Molle is a bit weak and flimsy. Doubt it will last with extended use supporting a 1 liter water bottle or items of similar weight and dimension. I wouldn’t trust suspending this bag from using the rear molle points. The molle/pals is not standard, and the stitching is fairly simple and weak.- Waist belt is not detachable. Would prefer no waist belt or a detachable one, with better attachment points capable of handling molle, pals, alice or whatever for attachment to a belt, LBE or other similar support.- I’m expecting the shoulder strap attachment points to eventually give under load.4 stars, only because of the pockets. Otherwise 2.5 or 3.Nice design for the most part; although somewhat over-engineered, with costs cut in manufacture. This bag could be a lot nicer. Strengthen the molle and use standard grid. Include a decent shoulder strap at twice the length. Reinforce the shoulder strap attachment points preferably using a full strip of webbing sewn to the bag.

Seems like a good quality product for your money!

Bought this bag with the intention of using it in airsoft its well. Made and comparable with viper tactical gear in quality I’m happy thus far and it holds an excellent amount of mags and ammo as well as useful molle sections I’ve added my radio to overall very good 4/5

Went through a lot of bags on the web and finally finalized to this one for my best choice. It is for my first aid kit for home, travel, and in case of emergency. Nice size for moderate level first aid. It has lots of inner packets to organize stuff, and also it is tactical Molly bag so I can use some accessories attachment to hold some stuff outside the bag. Great choice. Considering to have another one for my day to day use as well.