Mongo Versipack (Black)

I bought a smaller jumbo versipack 1st and really like it but needed more room. Enter the mongo. Same fantastic quality as the jumbo but lots more room. Ive loaded it out 2different ways. 1St I packed in my regular EDC stuff from my jumbo and then started to carry as my EDC. That only lasted 3 days like that. That sucker is heavy. In a emergency get home situation I can carry it but for every day carry its a pain. Its current role is a truck get home bag. It holds my regular EDC stuff and the extras for emergencies. I have the smaller jumbo on me all the time and it carries me over to the big bag. This mongo could make a Great Tactical diaper bag. Update: Ive had the mongo for over a year now. This bag is still awesome! No rips or weak spots..still looks like new.

This bag is awesome. Constructed well and it has lots of room and compartments for various supplies. Would buy this and any other bag by this company in a heart beat.

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.

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.

I bought this a couple of weeks back. I have used it as an overnight bag, a light day pack whilst on a 3D Archery Range in the Australian Bush, and most recently on a 2 hour Bush walk in temps over 35c / 95f.

I bought this as an EDC and a range bag. It fits my Sig and two 17 round mags perfectly. I also use it for work. Slung across my body with the bag carried to the rear it is amazingly comfortable. There are more compartments than I have stuff. The compartments are laid out in a very useful configuration. I am a firefighter so I carry my portable radio with the Mic attached and it fits like it was made for it. The nylon is tough and the quality excellent. I could not be more happy with this bag. Just buy it.

Great for getting out and about and still having everything you need when you go out.

But the bag is too big for edc