Mongo Versipack (Black)

Perfect EDC bag.

Great bag. I use it as a work and travel bag. It accommodates my laptop and all of the things I need on a daily basis. I did add a grab handle on top. As other reviewers said, it needs one and that has helped to make it much more useful.

was looking for an EDC and wanted one that fits my 15 laptop....and this does. Its snug, and you have to raise the rain sleeve, but it fits and when the bag is closed, it doesnt look any different than without the laptop inside. Added the sneak holster, and loaded it up with my EDC supplies. Plenty of room for everything. I will say the 1000 denier is stiff, this bag is rock solid, but you have to fill it and let it reform as it is shipped all folded up. Carrying this is great, cross body or over one shoulder, no issues at all. I debated about which versipack to go with....I am very happy I went with the Mongo....

Exactly as everyone describes!!!!

This is a very good solid bag , particularly if only travelling short distances. However, after schlepping through airports a couple of times this bag was burdensome hanging from one side. A daypack with two shoulder straps was a much appreciated relief. The weight of this bag when half full was too heavy when travelling any distance.

This is a great bag for all your edc needs. All sorts of compartments and pockets to store all that you may need in a day. The back Pocket has been great for storing my firearm when its not convenient to wear in the supertuck. In the top pocket the little sleeves are great for holding the bit sets for my leatherman. The phone pocket holds the phone nice and snug even without the buckle snapped in. The water bottle slot holds my 1000ml camel back nicely. The one grip I can think of is the lack of a grab handle. That aside I couldnt be happier with the Mongo

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I love this pack.

This is outstanding for edc/work bag. My 11in MacBook air fits perfectly. I would recommend a neoprene sleeve

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.