I own this bag and have been using it very often. I have a whole mess of other bags from a ton of other brands but needed something around this size. Price is pretty steep normally but I grabbed mine during a sale for about $60. I threw an extra shoulder pad onto it that Hazard 4 also makes. Purchased way back for a small cooler and it greatly improves the comfort. I also, found that if you wear it fanny pack style, you can still comfortably wear a regular sized, two strap pack. This leaves the bandoleer in a good position for any items you may need more quickly without having to remove the larger bag. Also great that in sling mode its small enough to comfortably get in a vehicle, buckle up and carry on without having to remove it. You just pull it to your front and go from there. I like the hard shell and throw my phone and earbuds in there as well as a smaller charger and cables. I always have a small boo-boo kit with me, but with everything going on in the world now I also carry some nitrile gloves and hand sanitizer lol. I do CCW with it as well when I go for morning walks/jogs (I wear it pretty tight so it doesn't hop around all over) as I'm usually in basketball type shorts or joggers. It's definitely not the "end all, be all" of bags, but it does have its uses. It just really depends on what those uses are. Need a larger bag for tech or larger sized edc gear? This won't do it for you. Need a bag that can work well in conjuction with a larger pack set up and be used on its own? This may fill that void.
This is super useful. Seeing how it flops around when you walk and then not including hardware to install the hardware loops... something I planned to get.
It occurred to me just now I have grown so accustomed to RUclips reviews I take it for granted. Making amends a bit, I really appreciate a competent review of gear I might enjoy using without having to buy it myself first risking my precious resources and tender sensitivities. Thanks.
This is actually the best review and the reason I ordered one and just got it yesterday. Everything he says is 100% the truth. Anything else you need to know you can find out after you buy it you won't be disappointed.
I'm an urban vehicular cyclist and ride more than 1,000 miles a month. I frequently use the Hazard 4 Bandoleer, either as a waist or sling pack, and it's excellent for carrying EDC gadgets, extra cold weather gear, defensive countermeasures and night riding lights and reflectors. Yes, it's small and doesn't hold much and that's the point. If you want to carry lots of stuff, rent a U Haul. Otherwise, this is an excellent option for limited carrying. You do make a good point about the shoulder sling option - you really do need a sling bag retaining strap if you want to wear it as a sling bag, otherwise it will creep down and twist and settle by your butt. It does ride very well as a waist pack. I own several other Hazard 4 bags and I've purchased a number of Hardpoint attachments and they did always come with screws but yeah, Hazard 4 does have an odd habit of omitting essential components from their items and they make you buy them separately.
I wish Hazard 4 will start to have a gray colored version on all their bags, just like Vanquest. Hope they do an upgrade to fix the cons on this bag, e.g. stitch fray, attachment screws etc. I see myself buying this bag once the local seller offers it in their inventory.
I own it and as for the twisting and riding odd, I fixed that with a small safety pin holding the strap to the side I wear it on. With that it rides flat and comfortably
You bought the wrong hardmount straps those are for inside attachment. If you purchased the right hard point modular tie down kit it comes with both the screws and color matched screw covers.
5:23 Thank you for pointing that out. That is a definite deal breaker for me. I was about to buy it online, and not sure how bag rests at the back. Too bad, i really like the design of the bag.
yeah, their accessories tend to ridiculously and unnecessarily expensive I personally believe that this bag suits light, close-range daily life activities like going to the convenience store, drive to pick up someone, or walk in a park, stuff like that. For example, I like to carry trauma kit everywhere I go but it can be a bit bulky, so these kinds of bags allow me to carry it more easily with other my EDC without being too handful or hassle.
I don't see much use for me. If you find something for on body ccw while wearing sweats, I would love to find out about it. I use a wheelchair and now have to wear sweats all the time which drives me nuts. I want to carry on body but haven't found anything. I can't even carry my old pocket knife that I carried for years.
For me, a key component of an edc sling is being able to wrap around your body somewhat when you cinch. I've had bad luck with boxy type bags, so I kinda rule them out automatically. Daily rocker is aer city sling or timbuk2 catapult 2.0 depending on needs.
I love the pack itself but the strap could definitely be better. I've wanted a good slingpack for a while but most of the ones I found aren't side zip. I wonder if a ziptie would be enough to keep the strap where it needs to be. I'd also like the pouches inside to be sideways so they are easier to access from the side. I decided just to use my Ribz chestpack as my edc.
I think the reason it doesn't ride flat on your back is because you have it stuffed to the gills which makes it round out in the back. Try taking a third if the stuff out of it and then slinging it. I think it rides fine when it is half or 2/3'rd's full.
This is an inheritant design limitation of slings that protrude out a certain way that they simply can‘t stay flat to the body - gravity has to go somewhere. And let’s say your reasoning is accurate, it still doesn‘t make sense to have a bag that you can only user properly when stuffed 50% (or 2/3 for that matter).
Hazard4 kept making this look like a useful bag on their IG page but after seeing the review it confirms my suspicions of being too small and too poorly laid out to be very practical. I've been looking for a minimalist edc pack with just enough space to put a few extra items in that I want to have but not necessarily in my pockets. Thought maybe this was it but the layout looks impractical, back to Vanquest
Thanks for the great video Aaron, You know I’ve tried shoulder bags, sling bags,fanny packs, and haversacks. And I just can’t do any of them, believe me I’ve tried just ask my credit card LOL. But as always your ability to review a meh product still gets you a thumbs up and a comment. Thanks buddy enjoy your day
Kudos for posting a review on a very different type of EDC bag. I am not a fan of sling/messanger bags. I really don't see a need for this type of bag even over the standard soft sling/messenger bag. Does not have the versatility for capacity of the 5.11 sling bag. The soft shell case is distinctive and has its advantages but if I had camera or other optic gear needing more protection I would have a specific case for that equipment and carry in my normal EDC bag.
i dont get why someone would carry there gun in a bag like that....if your in a situation where you need a gun, you need it right now, no time to open up your bag and remove the gun and insert the clip....if you have this much time you are not in a legal situation to use a gun, the police/judge would say if you have that kind of time then your life was not in imminent threat and you could have left/run, whatever
I had the VERY SAME criticism regarding the hardware for the attachment points. At the price point(s) of Hazard 4 offerings.....it is ABSURD that the freaking bolts are not included.
A good / fair review of a product. For me- I like the product, and can see its usefulness. W/O your review, I never would have been exposed to it, so thank you for the review!
Thanks for yet another excellent video review. I was seriously considering getting one of these and could not find a good review of it so you really came in handy here. By the way, it’s now definitely not for me either because I could see me not really liking some of the things you pointed out here, too. Excellent job! Stay safe, brother.
From India : As the shipping is very expensive from the US to India (more than the product price itself), asking a friend to bring Bandoleer over was a real mistake, the bag is heavy enough to slip and come under the arm while in the sling configuration (5:36), Now, I use it as a document and accessory waist bag (wearing just over the hip like at 6:35 ) while going on a moto ride with my buddies. 9:04 - Completely agree, I knew they wanted to sell the mounting separately, it was disappointing to see that they were selling the screws as an entire different product ! 11:45 - I thought it was for coins hahahahaa 20:10 - thats the absolute crix of the video ... seriously ... even I have not been able to figure out its exact use... bought it because it felt awesome ... but yeah .. back to square one ... Oh and by the way ... I got a Plan C (Backpack) as well ... very happy with that to say the least
I found the slipping of another sling bag to be design inheritant, unfortunately. It is what these layouts tend to do - gravity has to pull it somewhere if you don’t have a counterweight.
nice vid and review as always Aaron. You might want to check out the Hibachi sling also by hazard 4. its almost the same size with that of 5.11's LV10.
Hazard 4 do have some nice looking bags. I have their Photo Recon bag and that's a nice camera bag on first look but after using it for some time, there's a few flaws in the bag that you won't know until you really use it. There's a number of things that can be improve on. And it shows here too in the video. Nice looking bag but you only notice the flaws once you use it. Little things like these are annoying and their bags are not cheap. Also I just never like their hard shell bags. It looks cool but I just can't find myself liking it. It just looks bulky. And with the kind of price tag on it, it's really hard to buy one just to try out. Great review video too!!!
I think this bag would be a great quick response bandoleer I'd add some mag pouches to the strap and pack the bag with chem lights and first aid equipment and maybe some shooting gloves and a pen and pad and wear it as a chest bag kind of like a chest rig. Like the INVRT bandoleer
I think I like it ,the hard shell would stay flat on my passenger seat. I work out of my car and need a small bag that is organized but not to big. Great vid. 👍
I'm honestly thinking about getting this but want a long term opinion after a year how well would you say the stitching held up I'm seeing a lot about it 🤔
Thanks for the vid. I have not seen this pack before. After watching this vid, I have to agree with you...I can't see any use that I would use it for. I will stick to my Vanquest and 511 gear for now.
I am hesitant with this bag for a few years now. Different potential scenarios for me, e.g. bike, motorcycle, commuting. I second many opinions here, including yours that the inner layout has very limited use, sizewise also just a tiny bit too small maybe. I personally do not like the inside color and that the strap cannot be changed or taken off. I‘d like to customize that or maybe attach it to something else etc., but this strap will always be what it is and it seems to be sewn into/onto in a way that one has to be modded more heavily if one wants to go that route (I personally like big camera straps on slings). They do have a memorial day promo as I am writing this, hence my research. This review offered the first possibility to look inside to me and I won‘t buy it. Thanks for making that decision easy.
Is there anything better, than Maxpedition Fatboy for edc? What's your opinion people? I;m looking for the best edc bag (anything except backpacks). Thanks in advance
A Maxpedition versipak is probably better because it's more versatile and less complicated in terms of design. For that small size, it doesn't seem to make an efficient use of sapce
The pack is too small for me. I agree it’s something I would do for everyday carry. What bag would you carry as an edc. Bag in this COVID mask wearing stage?
The pack is very well made but I found it was just to small for me. I can't seem to carry everything I want in it. If it was 4 liters and not 2 liters It would have been great. I paid 114.00 for the pack extra thick shoulder strap and the orange lock and hard mount. Very expensive for what it is and it was smaller them the online measurements. I am going to try there Freelance or there Plane B 17 pack this coming year. Ordering there Ventrapack tomorrow because the Helikon Numbat is not available. Vanquest 3.0 VSlinger is still my go to EDC pack. Great video as always and looking forward to the next.
@@gideonstactical I'd like this question answered thoroughly as soon as possible please! Inside the Loop Velcro CCW Pocket of Hazard 4 Progressive Tactical Gear Bandoleer (2 Liters) Mini Optics-EDC Shell-Sling how many/much Hook Velcro Pouches (Rifle Magazine that have more creative/other uses/Water Bottle/GP (General Purpose) Utility/Medical) would cha highly recommend going with if not storing a firearm in that same pocket?
Can't buy any bags with poor build and frays. And at that price for that small of a bag this is an easy pass. I will stick with my Maxpedition Veldspar.
Great review, thank you! I've been looking for a compact bag that carries comfortably. The 5.11 MOAB6, for example, never hangs right--it's always in the way. This one looks a little better, and the waist carry option is appealing. I need something for glasses, flashlight, emergency medical, and maybe a few tools.
That entire second pocket is a waste of space for someone who doesn’t carry a gun. No organization at all, unless you pay extra for hook-backed organizers. There isn’t even a pocket for a cell phone or small tablet. And $85?? No thanks. I feel like Hazard 4 just wanted to hop on the waist pack bandwagon and threw something together quickly without proper design.
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I own this bag and have been using it very often. I have a whole mess of other bags from a ton of other brands but needed something around this size. Price is pretty steep normally but I grabbed mine during a sale for about $60.
I threw an extra shoulder pad onto it that Hazard 4 also makes. Purchased way back for a small cooler and it greatly improves the comfort. I also, found that if you wear it fanny pack style, you can still comfortably wear a regular sized, two strap pack. This leaves the bandoleer in a good position for any items you may need more quickly without having to remove the larger bag. Also great that in sling mode its small enough to comfortably get in a vehicle, buckle up and carry on without having to remove it. You just pull it to your front and go from there.
I like the hard shell and throw my phone and earbuds in there as well as a smaller charger and cables. I always have a small boo-boo kit with me, but with everything going on in the world now I also carry some nitrile gloves and hand sanitizer lol. I do CCW with it as well when I go for morning walks/jogs (I wear it pretty tight so it doesn't hop around all over) as I'm usually in basketball type shorts or joggers.
It's definitely not the "end all, be all" of bags, but it does have its uses. It just really depends on what those uses are. Need a larger bag for tech or larger sized edc gear? This won't do it for you. Need a bag that can work well in conjuction with a larger pack set up and be used on its own? This may fill that void.
This is super useful. Seeing how it flops around when you walk and then not including hardware to install the hardware loops... something I planned to get.
It occurred to me just now I have grown so accustomed to RUclips reviews I take it for granted. Making amends a bit, I really appreciate a competent review of gear I might enjoy using without having to buy it myself first risking my precious resources and tender sensitivities. Thanks.
its a cool little bag - very mission oriented - like a bag for a scout - move fast - or a motorcyclist day pack
My thoughts exactly, I wanna get one to take my new camera on my bike
This is actually the best review and the reason I ordered one and just got it yesterday. Everything he says is 100% the truth. Anything else you need to know you can find out after you buy it you won't be disappointed.
Thank you!
I'm an urban vehicular cyclist and ride more than 1,000 miles a month. I frequently use the Hazard 4 Bandoleer, either as a waist or sling pack, and it's excellent for carrying EDC gadgets, extra cold weather gear, defensive countermeasures and night riding lights and reflectors. Yes, it's small and doesn't hold much and that's the point. If you want to carry lots of stuff, rent a U Haul. Otherwise, this is an excellent option for limited carrying. You do make a good point about the shoulder sling option - you really do need a sling bag retaining strap if you want to wear it as a sling bag, otherwise it will creep down and twist and settle by your butt. It does ride very well as a waist pack. I own several other Hazard 4 bags and I've purchased a number of Hardpoint attachments and they did always come with screws but yeah, Hazard 4 does have an odd habit of omitting essential components from their items and they make you buy them separately.
I wish Hazard 4 will start to have a gray colored version on all their bags, just like Vanquest.
Hope they do an upgrade to fix the cons on this bag, e.g. stitch fray, attachment screws etc.
I see myself buying this bag once the local seller offers it in their inventory.
I own it and as for the twisting and riding odd, I fixed that with a small safety pin holding the strap to the side I wear it on. With that it rides flat and comfortably
You bought the wrong hardmount straps those are for inside attachment. If you purchased the right hard point modular tie down kit it comes with both the screws and color matched screw covers.
5:23
Thank you for pointing that out. That is a definite deal breaker for me. I was about to buy it online, and not sure how bag rests at the back. Too bad, i really like the design of the bag.
yeah, their accessories tend to ridiculously and unnecessarily expensive
I personally believe that this bag suits light, close-range daily life activities like going to the convenience store, drive to pick up someone, or walk in a park, stuff like that. For example, I like to carry trauma kit everywhere I go but it can be a bit bulky, so these kinds of bags allow me to carry it more easily with other my EDC without being too handful or hassle.
I have this bag. The quality is great but the internal organisation is limited at best. It would have been better to have molle inside both sections
I don't see much use for me. If you find something for on body ccw while wearing sweats, I would love to find out about it. I use a wheelchair and now have to wear sweats all the time which drives me nuts. I want to carry on body but haven't found anything. I can't even carry my old pocket knife that I carried for years.
For me, a key component of an edc sling is being able to wrap around your body somewhat when you cinch. I've had bad luck with boxy type bags, so I kinda rule them out automatically. Daily rocker is aer city sling or timbuk2 catapult 2.0 depending on needs.
I love the pack itself but the strap could definitely be better. I've wanted a good slingpack for a while but most of the ones I found aren't side zip. I wonder if a ziptie would be enough to keep the strap where it needs to be. I'd also like the pouches inside to be sideways so they are easier to access from the side. I decided just to use my Ribz chestpack as my edc.
I always go over my new or used gear with a fireplace lighter to remove the Irish pendants or threads. Thanks for the video.
I think the reason it doesn't ride flat on your back is because you have it stuffed to the gills which makes it round out in the back. Try taking a third if the stuff out of it and then slinging it. I think it rides fine when it is half or 2/3'rd's full.
This is an inheritant design limitation of slings that protrude out a certain way that they simply can‘t stay flat to the body - gravity has to go somewhere.
And let’s say your reasoning is accurate, it still doesn‘t make sense to have a bag that you can only user properly when stuffed 50% (or 2/3 for that matter).
Hazard4 kept making this look like a useful bag on their IG page but after seeing the review it confirms my suspicions of being too small and too poorly laid out to be very practical. I've been looking for a minimalist edc pack with just enough space to put a few extra items in that I want to have but not necessarily in my pockets. Thought maybe this was it but the layout looks impractical, back to Vanquest
Thanks for the great video Aaron, You know I’ve tried shoulder bags, sling bags,fanny packs, and haversacks. And I just can’t do any of them, believe me I’ve tried just ask my credit card LOL. But as always your ability to review a meh product still gets you a thumbs up and a comment. Thanks buddy enjoy your day
My main problem is that it's a great design but bad execution where as 5.11 nail the quality on all levels but the design is more traditional.
Kudos for posting a review on a very different type of EDC bag. I am not a fan of sling/messanger bags. I really don't see a need for this type of bag even over the standard soft sling/messenger bag. Does not have the versatility for capacity of the 5.11 sling bag. The soft shell case is distinctive and has its advantages but if I had camera or other optic gear needing more protection I would have a specific case for that equipment and carry in my normal EDC bag.
i dont get why someone would carry there gun in a bag like that....if your in a situation where you need a gun, you need it right now, no time to open up your bag and remove the gun and insert the clip....if you have this much time you are not in a legal situation to use a gun, the police/judge would say if you have that kind of time then your life was not in imminent threat and you could have left/run, whatever
I had the VERY SAME criticism regarding the hardware for the attachment points. At the price point(s) of Hazard 4 offerings.....it is ABSURD that the freaking bolts are not included.
A good / fair review of a product.
For me- I like the product, and can see its usefulness.
W/O your review, I never would have been exposed to it, so thank you for the review!
Can you do a review on the 5.11 Moab 6 or 10 sling bag?
Thanks for yet another excellent video review. I was seriously considering getting one of these and could not find a good review of it so you really came in handy here. By the way, it’s now definitely not for me either because I could see me not really liking some of the things you pointed out here, too. Excellent job! Stay safe, brother.
Nathan Griff glad the video helped!!
Carrying binos, more delicate optics in the field. Great for keeping your smokes from getting crushed too maybe?
crushed smokes = good thing
Could you do a versus between the Benchmade 202 Leuku or Puukko vs A Mora Garberg?? I think that would be awesome
From India : As the shipping is very expensive from the US to India (more than the product price itself), asking a friend to bring Bandoleer over was a real mistake, the bag is heavy enough to slip and come under the arm while in the sling configuration (5:36), Now, I use it as a document and accessory waist bag (wearing just over the hip like at 6:35 ) while going on a moto ride with my buddies.
9:04 - Completely agree, I knew they wanted to sell the mounting separately, it was disappointing to see that they were selling the screws as an entire different product !
11:45 - I thought it was for coins hahahahaa
20:10 - thats the absolute crix of the video ... seriously ... even I have not been able to figure out its exact use... bought it because it felt awesome ... but yeah .. back to square one ...
Oh and by the way ... I got a Plan C (Backpack) as well ... very happy with that to say the least
I found the slipping of another sling bag to be design inheritant, unfortunately.
It is what these layouts tend to do - gravity has to pull it somewhere if you don’t have a counterweight.
nice vid and review as always Aaron. You might want to check out the Hibachi sling also by hazard 4. its almost the same size with that of 5.11's LV10.
Hazard 4 do have some nice looking bags. I have their Photo Recon bag and that's a nice camera bag on first look but after using it for some time, there's a few flaws in the bag that you won't know until you really use it. There's a number of things that can be improve on.
And it shows here too in the video. Nice looking bag but you only notice the flaws once you use it. Little things like these are annoying and their bags are not cheap. Also I just never like their hard shell bags. It looks cool but I just can't find myself liking it. It just looks bulky. And with the kind of price tag on it, it's really hard to buy one just to try out.
Great review video too!!!
Hey there I was looking at their photo recon bag and was curious about your thoughts on it if you wouldn’t mind sharing :)
I think this bag would be a great quick response bandoleer I'd add some mag pouches to the strap and pack the bag with chem lights and first aid equipment and maybe some shooting gloves and a pen and pad and wear it as a chest bag kind of like a chest rig. Like the INVRT bandoleer
I think I like it ,the hard shell would stay flat on my passenger seat. I work out of my car and need a small bag that is organized but not to big. Great vid. 👍
I'm honestly thinking about getting this but want a long term opinion after a year how well would you say the stitching held up I'm seeing a lot about it 🤔
Thanks for the vid. I have not seen this pack before. After watching this vid, I have to agree with you...I can't see any use that I would use it for. I will stick to my Vanquest and 511 gear for now.
thanks, im going to pass due to the rear carry and not being stable staying in position!!
Does it have/ come with/ a third sling attachment?
I am hesitant with this bag for a few years now. Different potential scenarios for me, e.g. bike, motorcycle, commuting. I second many opinions here, including yours that the inner layout has very limited use, sizewise also just a tiny bit too small maybe.
I personally do not like the inside color and that the strap cannot be changed or taken off. I‘d like to customize that or maybe attach it to something else etc., but this strap will always be what it is and it seems to be sewn into/onto in a way that one has to be modded more heavily if one wants to go that route (I personally like big camera straps on slings).
They do have a memorial day promo as I am writing this, hence my research. This review offered the first possibility to look inside to me and I won‘t buy it. Thanks for making that decision easy.
Glad it help!
Would this work for a Mavic air 2 drone? I like the ridged structure. Nice review.
The fraying is annoying, my Hazard 4 bags are even worse. Sucks
Do you think I can store 2 nato gas mask filters in this
Filters yes
Like you said it's cool but not practical, it's very limited.
Is there anything better, than Maxpedition Fatboy for edc? What's your opinion people? I;m looking for the best edc bag (anything except backpacks). Thanks in advance
A Maxpedition versipak is probably better because it's more versatile and less complicated in terms of design. For that small size, it doesn't seem to make an efficient use of sapce
The pack is too small for me. I agree it’s something I would do for everyday carry. What bag would you carry as an edc. Bag in this COVID mask wearing stage?
Could do more with it, if they removed the center part and make the back panel more ridged.
The pack is very well made but I found it was just to small for me. I can't seem to carry everything I want in it. If it was 4 liters and not 2 liters It would have been great. I paid 114.00 for the pack extra thick shoulder strap and the orange lock and hard mount. Very expensive for what it is and it was smaller them the online measurements. I am going to try there Freelance or there Plane B 17 pack this coming year. Ordering there Ventrapack tomorrow because the Helikon Numbat is not available. Vanquest 3.0 VSlinger is still my go to EDC pack. Great video as always and looking forward to the next.
The tactical egg carton.
M. Buzard hahaha 😂
@@gideonstactical I'd like this question answered thoroughly as soon as possible please! Inside the Loop Velcro CCW Pocket of Hazard 4 Progressive Tactical Gear Bandoleer (2 Liters) Mini Optics-EDC Shell-Sling how many/much Hook Velcro Pouches (Rifle Magazine that have more creative/other uses/Water Bottle/GP (General Purpose) Utility/Medical) would cha highly recommend going with if not storing a firearm in that same pocket?
hi if you have the dimensions for a glock 25 380.? You recommend it for use in tactical situations. greetings from Mexico thank you.
the world has been waiting for this thing🤣🤣🤣🤣
Awesome video as usual. What’s the name of the Kelty pouch? #youtuberssupportingyoutubers
SONofLIBERTY I believe they call it there cache boxes. Thanks for watching my friend
@@gideonstactical Thanks buddy
Can't buy any bags with poor build and frays. And at that price for that small of a bag this is an easy pass. I will stick with my Maxpedition Veldspar.
Thanks for sharing, cool video.
That's a nice Little bag, still i prefer my Maxpedition Remora. The hard shell is cool though
511 is going downhill to
That d ring is to hold your camera
OMG....Saw the price. Gonna pass on this one. I love my older Kato. No need to change, couldn't afford to anyway. lol
We have sales on our website up to 35% through the year.
Will this fit a Nintendo Switch?
Can it fit a small drone?
John Paul possibility
Great review, thank you! I've been looking for a compact bag that carries comfortably. The 5.11 MOAB6, for example, never hangs right--it's always in the way. This one looks a little better, and the waist carry option is appealing. I need something for glasses, flashlight, emergency medical, and maybe a few tools.
I wish helikon tex would make some hard shell products
Good review, too bad as the potential is there for that kind of pack they just missed it in execution and quality
Interesting ,but not for 80 dollars
They had some good stuff when they were using the Civilian Labs brand and targeted pilots with their products. The Hazard 4 line hasn't impressed me.
man purse with tacticool patch
I hope you didn’t pay for that.....thanks for the heads up.
Who says u didn't do it your self
Not bad, good size👌
When missing hardware is intentional you always give them a one-star review.
That’s not fraying that is simply not quality checked
Nice review thanks.
8min in and this bag seems like a waist of money! No screws, fraying in the stitching. I'm not impressed so far! Love your videos though.
People only shoot right-handed. :-P
Great review 👍
I didn’t even know hazard 4 was still a thing. I think they should rethink the design of the products. I’ll pass.
I got away from sling bags
Winey.
👍🏻💯
That entire second pocket is a waste of space for someone who doesn’t carry a gun. No organization at all, unless you pay extra for hook-backed organizers. There isn’t even a pocket for a cell phone or small tablet. And $85?? No thanks. I feel like Hazard 4 just wanted to hop on the waist pack bandwagon and threw something together quickly without proper design.
Good video, bag sucks
Good but too long.
Sold!!!
Super on the design, poor on the functionality + not worth the price they asking for
This looks awful, performance and design. They should stick to the plan B.