Mongo Versipack (Black)

It bought this bag to serve a dual purpose. I needed a daddy friendly diaper bag when Im out with my little man. My wife gad purchased a very girly designer diaper bag that I was just not comfortable carrying around. I looked at the diaper dudes and found that they did not feel like they were rugged enough for my standards. The Maxpedition line merest my standards and then some. There is plenty of room for all the stuff I might need on a day out with my little buy. I also plan on using this as a range bag or bug out bag once my baby no longer needs the diapers as well.

The virtue of this bag is its durability. It is tough. On the other hand, this also means the fabric is not very flexible. With much use and over time, the bag does become more pliable. Ultimately, one buys this type of bag precisely because it is supposed to be durable and this one is.

Maxpedition bags rock, as many of you probably already know. i had a smaller one called the jumbo versipack for day trips and now we have this larger one for baby essentials for our newborn too. Quality is exactly what I expected and will use it for years to come for anything life throws at us. Wonder how long until I buy another Maxpedition, since its kind of addicting :P

Exactly as everyone describes!!!!

All I can say is that I LOVE LOVE LOVE this bag. I almost bought one of the smaller Versipacks, but Im glad I got this one. One of my major concerns was that I hadnt actually held this in my hands, I was buying off the internet. I didnt actually know how big it would be and what I could fit inside.

Stepped up from a jumbo Versipack. The Mongo is basically the same thing but a couple inches wider. In some of the Maxpedition page images, this think looks to be about the size of a very large briefcase. It’s not that huge, at best a smaller medium size. It’s a great size for my everyday, and fits a full size iPad very well, even with the iPad in an otter box defender and then in a big casefolio. Love this bag.

Great bag! If you know Maxpedition products, this is more of the same. SOLID. Functional. Well considered. Pricey, but you truly do get what you pay for. The first review posted went into quite a bit of detail, so I wont re-iterate (except to agree a grab handle would have been nice). I would add two thoughts: 1) Ive longed for a more carry-able version of the Jumbo/Fatboy to carry to and from a work setting. This bag fills that niche. It LOOKS like a messenger bag and is big enough to carry a legal pad or three-ring binder. Even with this main compartment filled, the bag still has a ton of EDC potential. 2) If you focus on JUST the long top pocket on the bag. There is an elastic strap across one side of that compartment-- I use the slots in the elastic to hold down a small flashlight, knife, multi-tool, lighter, whistle. On the other side of the compartment is a zippered mesh pocket -- perfect for Handi-wipes and a small first-aid kit. This, of course, leaves space for free floating gear in between the elastic straps and the mesh pocket. This is just one pocket -- and there are TONS more -- but it illustrates the type of organizational design that makes Maxpedition bags so super-functional. Strong recommend.

great bag! worth the money! th quality o the bag is great, i wish they would use better material for the zipper pulls. i switched them out with some paracord. i love how versatile the organization is. this bag meets the needs for several situations and is comfortable to carry.

I keep a camera with me at all times and this thing is perfect for that. I cannibalized some padded dividers from another camera bag to line the sides and bottom. Can carry a full size DSLR and 2 or 3 extra lenses with batteries and other accesories easily.

Use it for my everyday briefcase. Plenty of room for my files, iPad, water bottle, etc.. Lots of storage and rugged. I have received a lot of complements on it.