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Question: Will the front pouch fit a large bottle of lotion and a few microfiber towels?
Document: i've used the moab 10 as my edc the last 4 months & i love it!i've always liked to be prepared for whatever & have been working out my edc for decades... i used to carry an old jansport backpack in college, then a succession of messenger type bags, then i more or less downgraded to a reusable shopping bag style bag that i could just toss a lot of loose stuff into, that thing wore out after 6 years, & so i resurrected one of my messenger bags, but it just wasn't big enough for all the old & new things i became interested in carrying again... after much research i decided on a tactical bag because of the add-on potential of the molle platform... enter the 5.11 moab 10!i looked at a lot of bags, but the moab 10 stood out for it's organizational & practical features... upon arrival i was very impressed with the sturdy construction & quality finish of the product, although i was a little concerned because the zippers were stiff & hard to operate at first, but after a couple weeks of regular use they became smooth & reliable... the pockets & compartments have filled up fast & i usually have just enough room left over for incidentals i pick up during the day or on the way home...as i said, i was interested in adding on, & so i did, the moab 10 is currently sporting a condor water bottle pouch on one side (which as it turns out is the perfect size for a basic mess/cook kit), a condor gadget pouch on the other side, & on the front there is a cheap knockoff of the maxpedition combat monkey admin pouch, along with a mini maglite aaa led full flap holster, & there is plenty of molle real estate to spare... with the exception of the water bottle pouch which itself is covered in molle webbing, the other add-on pouches serve to cover up the molle & dress down the tactical appearance of the bag... so i'm very fond of pouches & the molle options of the moab 10!i also love the clamshell opening when i need full access to the main compartment & assorted pockets, makes it a breeze to pack or unpack... the front admin compartment has a great variety of small & large pockets for most all the essentials you need to get to quick... i don't use hydration bladder systems so the back hydration compartment, which is actually quite large when expanded, holds a change of clothes & would alternately fit my macbook if necessary, this makes the moab 10, as well as the other rush bags, great for carrying a laptop since that area is padded, protected, & is separate from the main compartment with it's own zippers...while the ambidextrous sling strap is a nice option, as a righty i primarily carry this bag either casually hanging off my right shoulder or over my head onto the left shoulder, however the fact that the storage area for the strap buckles completely passes thru behind the padding it would be a great place for adding a waist strap to redistribute some of the load if carrying this bag for an extended period hiking or biking etc.with all my stuff, including a full 40oz.
I have already added a water bottle carrier, a heavily padded lens carrier, and an admin pouch to hold my remote and batteries.- The way this thing rotates, with a lower grab handle and all, is unbelievably refined. It is a quick smooth decisive action, making the longest part of changing a lens being my struggle with the remembering which way to turn the cap. It also leads into the next pro:- Between the front pouch and the main compartment is a Velcro cubby. I can easily fit a full size 1911 in there to take with me.
I can easily fit my tablet and various chargers in the main section while still having enough room for a smaller laptop, ultra book, or a change of clothes.The front section has several pouches (one zippered) to allow for some more organization. I keep my work cell, ID badge, work keys, microfiber cleaning clothes, and other smaller items in here.The sunglasses pouch would be in the way of the hydration hose, but this shouldn't be a problem for me since I'm not planning on using this bag for hiking or biking.The MOLLE system is convenient for attaching accessories to the exterior of the bag.
I ordered this item to replace Molle "Transformer" bag that I was using for EDC. This pack has a "hidden" pouch that is large enough to hold a full frame .45 auto (H&K carriers beware, if you have Hi Vis sights it will get hung up) and 2 or more extra mags. There is enough room for anything and everything that a man that calls himself prepared would need. I would suggest that you get the 5.11 water bottle pouch for it and hook it to the outside.
I put a New Trent USB charger in one of the front slots. The hidden compartment would fit a full-size firearm, though for comfortable draw I'd suggest a subcompact (a Glock 23 or Glock 27 both fit very well).The MOLLE webbing is wonderful, but on such a small backpack I probably wouldn't attach any additional pouches -- maybe a bottle holder. I did, however, attach a few Grimlocs around the bag. I have my MacBook power cord coming out of the secondary front compartment, looped up and held in a Grimloc.
The material is strong and durable. I bought it in 2011 and have used it every day since. Its been through several deployments and college. My MOLLE sheath and water bottle pouch fit perfectly as well. There is even a pocket between the main pouch and your back that will fit a small sapi plate if need be.Some things I did to it over the years to make it a little more comfortable and easier to pack quickly:Removed the contoured back plateRemoved the small pouch in the bottom of the main pocket.Removed the clips on the sides.
I am very pleased with this product. It is very functional, and has and does eveything the description advised. My only concerns are, that the velcro on the gun pouch has the rough side on the outside edge, so it scraps my knuckles and hand when I go for my gun, and the communicator pouch is not large enough to easaly place my Samnsung S4 init, it is forced in there, if you don't have otter box cell phone case then it will fit easly. Simple fix is to switch the way the velcro lays.
If you're looking for a 'fit-all' backpack, I implore you to check out things like the Kodiak Gearslinger by Maxpedition.But, if you're looking for a day to day, strolling through town bag, this one is perfect.Not only is the stitching almost flawless (I've hurt myself more while wearing this than the actual bag), The MOLLE straps are well placed and this bag offers a great tactical carry pouch, for easy access from the shoulder to the hip...I've heard that a full-sized Glock 17 can fit in it's CCW pouch, and though I don't own one, I have been able to fit multiple knives at once, without so much as a bulge.The only downside is lack of a water bottle pocket, but I could never give this less than five stars for that.Between 5.11 and Maxpedition, I have all I need.
I did get the 6x6 pouch to attach to the front because I did run out of space (because I didn't want to cram) for items. If I were going to make it perfect I would increase the measurements just a bit so a 2L drinking pouch and your larger items would fit in the rear storage better. This is not enough to bring it down a star in my opinion.
I am a large guy and this bag fits great. Can be used as a sling bag or just carried on one shoulder. I used it as a diaper/daily bag for a family vacation and it was great. Fit nicely under an umbrella stroller and the concealed pocket was a great place to keep my wallet accessible but secure and out of sight.
Answer: yes