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Question: Why does it say 'by Generic' when the tile says 'Condor Ambidextrous Sling Bag' - who really makes it?
Document: This bag is wonderful. Went on a snowmobile outing and carried this bag with all the essential items. The &#34;Sling&#34; ability is way under rated. I cant say how many times I was able to simply grab the bag and sling it around to get to my gear. That option alone makes this bag my favorite to date.
To start I have to say I love this bag, on it's own. The sling design with 2 release points makes this perfect for getting on over my motorcycle jacket. Storage and organization is great as well. I truly dig the CCW/valubles pockets, as well as the support for a hydration system.HOWEVER, Condor needs to get their  s*** together with their MOLLE system.
Which is what makes this Sling ideal. You can rotate it to either side (right or left handed) and the pockets are accessible no matter which way you rotate it. The outer straps are ideal for mounting a flashlights, an external H2O bottle, keys, and/or a knife. Initially unbeknownst to me it had/has an internal pocket made for bladder with a velcrow'd hole at the top for the water tube - Ergo there's no need to tack on a water bottle to the outside.
I didn't really want a backpack, as I already had one. But I did want one I could grab, sling over my shoulder quickly and go. This bag fit the bill nicely. I haven't used it as a 'sling', but for the little I do carry it, I have no problems. Any of the positive reviews above I will vouch for. This bag is TOUGH!!!
Was looking for a sling pack that could hold more than just a jacket for fishing and hunting. This fits the bill and then some. It has three pockets; small medium and large. What's really great is the interior compartments/pockets to keep your stuff organized. No fishing pack I know of has so many compartments, and they all cost three or four times as much. The only thing to be careful of is how much you pack in it.
I had the recent experience of buying a Maxpedition Monsoon (M/M) sling. I ended up returning it and buying a Condor sling bag. Compared to the Monsoon, the build quality is really good. Not quite as heavily built or stitched as the M/M, but should last for years of use. The internal organization is really what sold me. For keeping smaller items, this bag definitely has the advantage.
Finally, They've  made the perfect Sling back-pack. Double sling-packs never really worked for me. They're ideal for carrying a load, but not as ideal if you need to access your equipment in a hurry. Enter the Sling-pack:  I have put this Condor through its paces time and time again. Its small enough so you don't look like a &#34;hunch-back&#34; and expands big enough to fit a few days worth of close, food and  whatever.
Bought this bag to replace my old laptop bag. The internal pocket for the water blatter makes a perfect sleeve for a 15&#34; screen laptop. Has plenty of other pockect and compartments for other things as well.
This bag is awesome! I have not had a chance to take it on a trip so I can't give a lot of information about travel with it. I have used it to and from work now for a few days and it is perfect. Not too small or too big. I love all the options with it. Plenty of pockets and MOLLE straps. The best part is the ambidextrous carry option. Great bag thus far.
I have a maxpedition monsoon gearslinger and always wished it was ambidextrous. Yes, I know Maxpedition sells 2 versions of the monsoon now. The straps also are quite long so they can be expanded or shortened to allow you to wear it comfortably regardless of body size (skinny/fat) or wearing additional gear underneath such as a chest rig.
Answer: no