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Question: is there right or left hand model
Document: i like this bag a lot built well solid zippers lots of pockets, one thing im not too happy with is the positioning of the shoulder strap release buckle. bag is made to rest on your left side so the release should be accessible to the right hand but its not, you need to use the left hand in an awkward position or rotate the pack to your chest. but not too big of a deal, i guess.
Over all I like this bag much better than the Maxpedtion ones. One person commented that it is more for the left side, not the right. If placed on your back properly it will cross so if you are right handed you can swing the bag over to your side, and will be able to access items from it, with your right hand. Maybe that person had the bag on wrong, and that is why they thought it was for left handed people. I'm sure it can be worn either way, but it works the best when used on the right handed side.
I just got this pack today, and there are only 2 things that bother me about it. First is that the picture makes it look like there is a handle with which to pick the bag up. However,there is nothing to put your hand around. Just a Velcro strap of some sort. Its actually a zippered pouch on top. Second thing that bothers me is that I feel like this bag is for someone that is left-handed. It seems designed to hang from your right shoulder and rest next to your left hip.
With the exterior velcro and webbing, it's like a lego bag - you can adapt it to whatever you need it for.I'm not sold on the weapon pouch - the closure, height and angle of draw is horrible - period. Holster your weapon on the right, carry this on the left and all is well. Getting to the pouch is OK - but unless you have ample time as in a very patient, understanding bear or bad guy, actually retrieving a weapon from it without losing the hide off the back of your hand in an acceptable amount of time is very tough, and needs both hands and both eyes - extremely dangerous requirements.
To get this zipper to operate properly I have bring across my left hand to tug on the shoulder strap in order to smooth out that hiccup in the zipper just to get the compartment open. The added effort and time needed is not a good thing if someone needs to quickly access the compartment in a life-or-death scenario. On the other hand, the zipper for the same compartment on the Versipack on the other hand operates more smoothly, making it easier to access any item--such as that pistol you suddenly need--that's held within.One area I wish both the UTG and Maxped bags were better with is in the depth of their respective main compartments, particularly when I want to use the bag as an impromptu camera bag.
Over all great product, will hold up in the rain and dirt, feels great on my shoulder and back, and I am able to fit alot in the bag. I also like the many pockets, and water bottle holder on it.So far I have been able to pack the following into it, and still have room left over for more: ipod touch, 2 small note books, compass, gps unit, cell phone, water bottle, 3 power bars, several pens and pencils, map, gum, chapstick, extra pair of socks, sunglasses, sunscreen (3oz bottle), small hair brush, small travel face cloth towel, Hand wipes, biodegratable TP, set of keys, bottle of eye drops, Wallet, sm first aid kit, Binoculars, and a few other small items, and room left over.
If you hang it from your left shoulder, and it lays against your right hip, it doesn't seem to hang right. I think that I would prefer it to go from left shoulder to right hip. Otherwise, a pretty decent bag with lots of pockets.
This is the perfect size bag for me to carry two to three pistols to the range with ammo, hearing and eye protection. I can also strap on rolled targets for easy carry. I stll have extra pockets left over if I choose to carry more items. This bag is exactly what I was looking for. Not too big, but just right.
I own several UTG brand products and all of them are great quality, especially this shoulder style messenger bag. It wears on the left side so it's great for me since I'm right-handed and wear my pistol on my right side. The OD Green is nice and dark, not the cheaper light OD Green found on some products. Overall a great bag with many features for a great price!
I use this as a messenger bag, not for anything tactical -- I carry my iPad, dSLR (actually a MILC), and some other odds and ends in there (phone charging cables, earbuds, etc.). Overall it's great, but I do have a few nitpicks, and one major shortcoming for iPad owners.PROS* Bag is very comfortable, sits just right on my left hip, padding placed so that* Looks good. My problem with most messenger bags is that they look too much like purses.
Answer: yes