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Question: are the pouches big enough to hold a change of clothing and/or a medium jacket?
Document: The chest pack came promptly. The various compartments are perfect to hold flashlight, cell phone, wallet, etc. The only problem is that the straps were not long enough to allow my SO to wear the chest pack with the straps around the back, so he uses it more or less like a shoulder bag. The straps should be longer to accommodate a larger person wearing several layers and a winter jacket.
You can get a medium size pocket knife or even a full size pocket knife in the middle of the pouch if it has a clip. Most of the emphasis I found on the internet was on all the different ways you can wear it, but not its size. As far as the appearance and outside dimensions, it's small enough that it doesn't really get in the way, but overt enough to "scare the natives" - you probably wont care to wear it on your chest in public.
I use these pouches for several different applications. While it does all of them well, it does none of them perfectly. It's satisfactory. Initially, and even now, I am very impressed with the overall quality and finish of the pouches. They look better in person. Before I bought them, I found that it was difficult to find information on how much room this rig actually has. It has a lot more room than it appears to.
He loves it. It is everything they advertise. The pack will hold every device you might want to take. Plus it will hold more. For the digital guy who can't leave the toys at home, this bag is for you. You will love it.
It's very small. I'm 6'4&#34; 200 lb and as a chest pack it doesn't work well. It makes a great hip pack. It also doesnt hold a full size radio well.
The rig I received was superbly constructed and easy to assemble with very detailed pictures and printed instructions in their product literature. You can't underestimate the quality of good product instructions when it comes to high speed escape gear. There are numerous pouches and pockets for all your survival gear, knives, commo equipment, tools and what-not. The only thing it lacked was a pouch for my `Soldier of Fortune' magazine subscription.
I say this because I read some reviews that it was too small to wear on a chest. That is my only intended purpose and I have no problem. My gut is but I'm a pretty big guy and have no problems. It may be that those guys aren't putting on the straps right.Anyway I'm finally glad to find the right products.
*Narrow pocket. This is basically the size of most pistol magazine carriers (will hold a flash light or leatherman or other longer but fairly narrow items). There is room to fit items here of differing length due to a large patch of hook and loop. As with the previous pocket there are extra bands of elastic holding it in place that you can use to store an extra item (per side).
It takes time to get the straps just right. Too tight and you can't breathe - too loose and the rig sags and swings around. It's difficult to find a happy medium. If the straps are uneven, the straps bunch up on the back. Another problem with this rig is that if you wear it on your belt, I have found that the strap doesn't stay buttoned.
This is a really cool piece gear but for me it didn't work out. Everything was great about it but I have really muscular legs and it just didn't fit. So if you are a person with big or muscular legs you might want to think about something else. Take note that there are many different applications for it but I wanted it just for my leg and it didn't work out but if you need it for something else it might work for you
Answer: yes