Dragon Ninja Tactical Sling Bag (Black)

First things first, there is no way that this is in the same kind of quality of a top-shelf bag like Maxpedition. So, don't think that you are getting a 'steal' knock-off that is just as good.It's pretty decent, however.My intent was to use it as an EDC, but I think it is better served as a blow-out bag (tourniquet, bandages, etc.) that I'll keep in the car. It's nice that it has a shoulder strap, and I think that will be very helpful should I come across something that requires me to provide assistance. The shoulder strap will allow me to move the bag to my back without having to lay it on the ground to free up my hands.I think it will hold up as a 'reserve' bag that is kept in a car and only brought out in the occasional circumstance. I don't think it would suit me for EDC.I would never carry this as a conceal carry bag. I tend to think that something you are going to hold a gun in should be of the highest quality and durability. I don't think it has the proper interior things needed for this need. Interior velcro mounting, for example, is not in the bag. I also think the straps and plastic hooks are likely to fail should a thief try a grab and go theft attempt. In other words, someone could probably forcibly remove it from you as something would likely give and break.If you want a good bag for the money, this might be for you. I think it would likely not hold up well for EDC, but for occasional use, it will probably work.

I'm a 64 year old man who likes to be prepared for anything. My EDC has evolved over time to the point that my pockets will not hold everything. For years I have used fanny packs of one sort or another but always found that they get in my way no matter, how I wore them. IE: around my waist in the front, side or rear. I have even clipped the waist strap together and slung them over my shoulder. None of those methods were satisfactory, I even tried backpacks but with them the problem was that I tended to carry more than needed to the point where weight became a problem. I recently saw a guy with a small sling bag and the bright light went on in my head. I have a sling pack for my DLSR camera which works well for me when using it. Thus I started an online search for a sling bag, most of what I found was too cutesy for my tastes. I wanted something to carry my daily needs that was not to big but most importantly be comfortable to carry. This bag is exactly what I was searching for it has just the right amount of pockets and carrying capacity for me. I carry it slung across my chest with the bag swung around to the back sitting on my left hip. For those who can legally carry and use a firearm this bag works well for that. I am fully licensed and trained in my state for concealed carry. In todays society you just never know thus I choose to carry. My EDC gun is a Glock 26 which fits nicely along with a spare mag in the back snap pouch of this bag. Access is quick easy and fluid with a bit of practice. My one gripe would be that there are no velcro patches inside the snap pouch with which to attach an appropriate holster. I will soon remedy that with so self stick velcro. But I am bit unsure of how well it will stick or last.

This is a great little bag. I have a kimber 45 ultra carry that I have in this along with 5 mags. There is plenty of room for other items. I have a small flash light, extra reading glasses a small first aide kit and some parachute cord in it and carry my wallet in it as well with more room if I wanted to carry any thing else. Its just a great bag. For comfort I gave it a 3 star as I think the strap would be better if it had some sort of padding on it.

Perfect for what I am looking for as an adjunct to my world travels. They are getting tough these days on baggage and world travel. I travel with a guitar that I am now going to try to bring on the plane. And I am going to try the next leg with a small carry-on bag to escape the fees that have been banging me pretty hard for checked guitars and baggage. So the Ninja, which is tough and well designed, is perfect for my camera and large lens, passport wallet, iPad, phone and a few other odds and ends. It will be its maiden voyage in a week and if I need a molle bag or two I can add them. I checked on the prices of them on amazon and they are almost the same prize as this Dragon bag. So,to end this review, the bag is a steal! I have heard others say its a bit small. Check the measurements before buying, its absolutely what I needed for my journeys! And I don't do many reviews on Amazon..

Whoever designed this bag was really thinking! When class is in session, this will be my carry-all bag to replace an awkward purse. The sling makes it sit close to the body and offers security for personal belongings. The sling is easily fitted and comfortable. There are multiple pockets and pouches both interior and exterior for anything one could need to carry. My second TacSling (and I will definitely be ordering several more!) will serve as my EDC. There is plenty of room for whatever equalizer one chooses, with pockets and pouches for equalizer food, targets, and the like. It is Molle compatible, which is a very attractive option for adding first-aid and other kits. The black material and Dragon Ninja logo make for an understated look. Sharp, but not so flashy as to garner unwanted attention. All in all, a solid bag that will be a great addition to my collection. A video review will follow when I can carve out some time! lol

I bought this to keep my diabetic supplies in while at work and traveling. One zipper isn’t very smooth but still works. The other are great. It is a great small bag that is functional but not very bulky. I wouldn’t mind a couple more inches in length on the strap. I am a bigger guy so the strap punches my neck when I wear it behind my back. But still great quality and value for the bag. Maybe add a slip in side pocket or an outside elastic water bottle holder? Even without still a good functional bag. Glad I bought. Was searching for the right kind of bag for this purpose.