DTOM Multi-functional Conceal and Carry Tactical Pack and Messenger Bag

Have owned it for about two weeks. Great bag this far. Holds all necessary equipment with easy access. Great for when heading to the gym and can't wear gear with PT clothes. It seems the zippers are plastic, so we'll see how they hold up over time. The only two things I don't personally like (and this is my personal feeling) are the pouch style main compartment. Just seems odd to have a flap to contend with, as it gets in the way of some of the interior mesh pockets, but I can see how it would allow folks to stuff the heck out of the pocket. For me though, I prefer a zipper and knowing if the bag tips over, my stuff is securely inside. The other thing I don't like is the weapon "holster" accessory. Mainly because it has Velcro on both sides of it, flimsy elastic, and the Velcro on both sides makes it difficult to position the holster inside the compartment. All in all though, a very good and handy bag and I look forward to see how it holds up over the long haul.UPDATE: 30 JUL 2015 - Noticed an issue along the top seam of the bag. Looks like material has frayed apart along the sew line. I will be contacting their customer service later on today to see about a resolution and will update accordingly. Included photos show issue.UPDATE: 03 AUG 2015 - Customer Service was very responsive and took care of replacing the bag. I received the new one today and they included a shipping label so I could return the damaged bag for their inspection. I also inquired and was provided with the following information:1. The bag is made in USA (at least for now).2. It carries a one-year warranty.I will update if any the replacement bag develops any issues. I hope that the problem I had was an anomaly, as I really like the bag and the functionality it provides. Given my experience, you won't be disappointed with the bag or the seller, as I was pleased with their responsiveness and "take care of the customer" approach.

Perfect EDC bag! I am a bag fiend and have many, many. I bought a similar one (UTG 24/7 Ambidextrous and Scout Messenger Bag) as well to compare. This one seems small at first, but actually is just right for EDC. The UTG is actually too big to carry comfortably and the concealed gun compartment is not as easily accessible as this one, which is important if you plan to use it for concealed carry, which I do. I love the carry/grab handle. The strap is comfortable and the sliding pad makes moving the bag across your body smooth. The outer pockets are perfect for my phone, multi-tool, glasses, gum, etc. The main compartment flap buckle is easy to manipulate with one hand and the zipper pocket on the flap is perfect for my wallet. I hook my keys via carabiner to the loops on the shoulder strap and everything just falls in to place perfectly. I practiced drawing my handgun from this at the range and it opens quickly and easily. The only small problem is that the string tab on the zipper for the concealed compartment comes off when you rip it open quickly, but that was easily solved by wrapping some gaffers tape around the tab that secures it. The zipper quality is great and overall construction is very good. No loose stitching and the bag feels comfortable to wear. For the price, it is actually pretty amazing what you get. I would have paid 2x as much for it and still been happy.

Pros:This is a good Tac-pac. It is very durable and well stitched, and the price is great compared to competitor's bags. The zippers have smooth action and will open one-handed. Despite its small size, there is ample of space for plenty of kit. It accommodates a 4" semi-auto sidearm very well. I have even demonstrated it for friends/coworkers who have showed interest in purchasing one.Cons:During weapon drills, I have twice yanked the string loop out of the zipper on the holster pocket. This occurred because the plastic clasp on the end of the loop came open. After the second time, I super-glued the clasp closed but I suspect that I will end up replacing the entire loop anyways.The side zipper pocket with molle loops is difficult to close if items are attached to the loops. The weight of the attached items pulls the exterior half of the pocket down, definitely making closing it a two-handed operation.Issues for left-handed shooters:Wearing the bag on the left side presents some issues. (Perhaps DTOM makes a left-handed version that I am unaware of.) This places the quick-release for the shoulder strap at the middle of the back, which could allow an individual standing behind the wearer to disengage the strap. If the waist strap isn't connected, positive control of the weapon could be lost. So I had to customize a second-stage retention for the strap release. Also, given the weapon position for left-handed use, it is problematic to hang external pouches/items on the molle loops at the base of the shoulder strap as they can interfere with drawing the weapon from the holster pocket.Summary:Despite some cons/issues, this bag is well crafted in the good ole USA! I would recommend it (especially to right-handed shooters,) and would purchase another if it became necessary.