Bando Bag - Tactical Men's Fanny Pack w/Adjustable Waist Belt, Zippered Pockets, Compact Lightweight Belt Bag, Everyday Hip Pouch for Travel Outdoor Running Hunting, Coyote Brown

Always liked Eberlestock, have a few of their packs for EDC and hunting. Figured I’d give this a whirl. In Canada, the CC really doesn’t apply, so probably turn that portion into a spot for sun glasses, but I went with the XL for the touch bigger size allowance, even though I don’t plan on fully blowing it out. Just nice to have the option to carry a bit more when needed. Durability and build quality on par with my other Eberlestock gear, which is to say it’s tough as hell and reliable. Pockets are thoughtfully designed, with internals for a tourniquet, mesh zippered pocket, sleeves, etc. Fits nice, feels comfortable and stashes away easily under a vehicle seat if you don’t want it seen.

i loved it,the qualitty,coulour,the straps and pockets,the problem was that i didn t know it s made to carry a gun,the reason i had to return it and get also a bigger one for my rog ally. still,it s and amazing fanny pack

Calidad !!!

I’ve been carrying the Eberlestock Bando XL for everyday concealed carry, and overall I’m very impressed. The build quality is outstanding, the materials feel premium, and the bag is comfortable whether worn as a cross-body sling or as a traditional waist pack. My XL did come with an extender so adjusting for sling is easy. The zippers are smooth, and everything feels like it’s built to last. I carry a Glock 43X in a holster along with a spare magazine. The concealed carry compartment accommodates both without any issues, and the draw is quick and consistent. One thing that isn’t obvious until you start using the bag is that the firearm protrudes slightly into the body of the bag. Because of that, it reduces some of the usable space in both the main compartment and the smaller front pocket. It’s not a flaw—it’s simply the reality of carrying a pistol in a compact CCW bag. Even with that tradeoff, I still have enough room for my phone, wallet, car keys, and a small flashlight, which is exactly what I wanted from an everyday carry bag. If you’re expecting to carry a tablet, large organizer, bulky battery bank, or a lot of extra gear, you’ll probably find yourself running out of room faster than expected or items will be a tight fit and a little fight to pull out. Pros: ● Excellent construction and premium materials. ● Comfortable for extended wear. ● Fast-access concealed carry compartment. ● Fits a Glock 43X and spare magazine well. ● Doesn’t scream “tactical,” making it great for everyday use. Cons: ● The handgun reduces usable space in the main and front compartments. ● Storage is best suited for everyday essentials rather than larger EDC loads. Overall, the Bando XL does exactly what I wanted it to do: provide a discreet, comfortable way to carry my firearm along with the essentials I use every day. Once you understand the storage limitations that come with carrying a pistol, it’s an excellent bag and one I’d definitely purchase again. I did mod the strap to hold the pistol and used it to hold my spare mag.

first product from this brand, yes it is expensive but i understood why when it arrived, excellent quality. you get what you pay for, i have it fully packed with different items as intended and it holds everything perfectly, not my last product from eberlestock for sure