Tactical Sling Bag - EDC Crossbody Bag, Anti-Theft, Concealed Carry, Men & Women

Concealed carriy

It'll do if you wanted a way, off your waistband, to carry on a hike or something. It's not going to be a quick draw ideal - but a cross body never was going to be. It would work to transport a EDC firearm in a more comfortable place if you aren't the svelte type. It's quality is okay, lots of velcro. make sure it's the kind of thing you're looking for.

I leave it in car, but I take it everywhere just in case I need to take it down. It's rooms and feels good around the shoulder.

I had this bag for about 2 days. I may have opened the zippers 4 or 5 times before they started to stick and no stay closed after it was zipped up. The bag overall was a good size however, it wasn’t as comfortable as you would think. The way the shoulder wrap is sown it rubs on your neck. The other pockets rub on the back of your arm near your armpit, where the skin is more sensitive. The velcro used worked great but the actual holster didn’t provide any retention. I found my Kimber micro carry flopping around in the pocket instead of in the holster where I placed it.

I liked the comfort and quality if the material, however, the zippers were somewhat anemic. Using it for hiking. Just wish it had better zippers.

This is a medium sized CC bag suitable for small to mid-sized firearms. I specifically ordered mine to use with my Phoenix Arms HP25A, and it fits with room to spare. The bag itself has three pockets and a pen slot. The first two pockets and pen slot are located on the front of the bag and the third pocket is situated slightly behind the back. The bag comes with a padded shoulder strap and padding on the rear. It seems to be well-made with polyester and nylon materials, and the stitching and zippers seem to be solid. Yes, I would recommend this item.

This seems to be a nicely made accessory but it doesn’t feel like something I would use for EDC. The holster insert is covered in Velcro on both sides and is a chore to get positioned within the pocket due to constantly sticking to the walls of the collapsing pouch. The zipper on the CCW pocket is easy to open but when closing, it seems to lag or stick about 2 inches from the top, making it difficult to fully close.The pockets are very slim and weren’t really designed to expand to accommodate bulky items. I was able to fit a full frame HG in the back pocket but its a bit snug and better suited for mid and small frame HG’s. Flat items like a tablets, cell phones, or note pads are not a problem. But adding spare mags or box of ammo tends to wedge everything together making access to stored items a bit cumbersome.The bag has 2 small loops along the bottom edge that could be use to anchor it to a belt to prevent it flopping around, but you will need to come up with a way to fasten it, as the loops are far too small to pass a belt through them. Plus the bottom edge doesn’t exactly hang level to one’s belt line, so one anchor strap will need to be longer than the other.I think for my purposes, I will use this as a field or range bag, but definitely not EDC. If the pockets were a bit looser I would have no problems recommending this holster bag but I feel their attempt to make it as sleek as possible, also contributes to its inability to actually function as a concealment bag. “Printing” may still be an issue with some HG’s.

The size is nice and the built-in holster has decent retention. I am not a regular bag CC user, but for the few times I don't want to carry IWB or OWB, this a good option. The angle is a bit odd so I suggest you practice wearing the bag before you get too comfortable.The draw angle isn't bad but the size is compact. A G19 with a standard issue magazine just barely fits and is nice and snug. I don't think I'd want to stuff much more than extra reading material and my G19. It's pretty light for hiking as well.