Vertx ReadyPack Tactical Backpack - 20L EDC Backpack with CCW Access, Rapid Pull Tab, and Convertible MOLLE Front Panel - It's Black

Very well made, sturdy materials, and well thought out design. It is comfortable with adjustable straps to even fit my small frame. Holds a lot with many different storage areas. Highly recommend this.

Has been holding up really well. Inconspicuous, carries my gear and gives quick access to my sidearm. Zippers are good quality, fabric is easy to spot clean. Worth the investment.

I have been a fan of tactical style bags for a while. Mostly using cheap Amazon branded ones. I splurged and got this back to carry to work since it has tactical functionality with a low profile look! Worth the extra money! I guess the saying is true.. you get what you pay for.

Adequate pockets to hold a laptop and basic office gear. I have not added armor yet , but was able to find some less costly types that should fit. I ordered the tactigami holster and 2 of the 8” zipper bags to hold some computer / iPhone accessories. I a will be getting a multi configuration placard for the front Velcro lined pocket to hold flashlight , pens , etc

Great, high-quality bag. Only issue is for an EDC bag you need to spend another $50-100. You also have to put together their “Tactigami” pieces, which are fine, not crazy high quality. Otherwise, this is just a well made backpack. I agree with earlier reviewers that those pieces should be included for the price.On another note, after an hour trying to put the “holster” together, I called customer support, and they answered immediately and were very nice. She told me they’d had a manufacturing problem and the “Tactigami” pieces had been cut backward. They’re sending a replacement, and I ordered other items too. In for a pound…Last suggestion would be for them to provide a chart that demonstrates which size holster piece for which guns. To get this put together I ordered one of each.Overall, I’m committed. Quality product, and given times we are in, don’t have time to play around more.PS. As a guide, Sig 229 took larger holster, SA XD took smaller one.

I've been carrying a Camel-Bak military pack with me for 17 years while traveling 30-40 weeks/year for work. I'm retiring soon and getting older (I guess that's redundant). Given the times we're living in, I realized that a more subdued appearance was likely smarter. While this pack has less volume and I'm getting used to a different set up, I really like it. While it is not as "robust" as my previous pack, I guess that's kind of idea. The pack does have a compartment for a ballistic plate (mine fits perfectly). And the weapons compartment is right in front and handy (practice getting into your compartments so you're not unintentionally flashing your hardware and disturbing the natives). I don't care for the "Tacti-gami," but that's just me. As I've used it, I've come to appreciate its size and capabilities. This is a good product and worth what I paid for it.

It's a great bag holds everything wish there was a little more built in organization inside the pockets. Other than that comfortable and holds what I need.

I obsessed forever over getting something for my every day carry. I had been using a sling that was a little smaller than what I wanted. This seemed to be the next size up and had a good combination of space and separate pockets/areas. Very happy with the size, design and the quality. Love the concealed carry section and large zipper grab handle; makes it very easy to deploy a pistol.