Mongo Versipack

This pack is huge and super tough. I have been a fan of Maxpedition for some time and this pack falls right in line with what I have come to expect. I plan on using this pack as a diaper bag so I dont have to dig through my wifes flowery bag and I can carry my own gear. This bag will be plenty big to house everything I need plus a few extras. The hardest part of deciding this is the pack you want is determining if you want the right hand or left hand carry. After that, this is a must for new dads.

This bag is made of very durable material. When I first received it it was a little too stiff and even a little abrasive to the touch. However, with use it has soften and is not as rough feeling. The bag has numerous pockets and easily holds all my EDC items as well as extra when I need to carry more items. I am very plead with it.

This bag has exceeded my expectations, it is my edc bag and holds all my gear with room to spare .I recommend this bag highly

I ended up getting the RAPDOM version of this bag way cheaper and not as stiff.

This is a bit like a tactical messenger bag. Yes, I take some teasing for it being a man purse, but I like that it holds my tablet and all my EDC and doesnt get too heavy. I got the Janis pack to go with it and it really makes the strap long enough, with room to cinch it down if needed. I could carry a bit more in it everyday and I have a couple of ideas on things Id like to add.

After debating jumbo vs mongo for some time I finally landed on getting the mongo knowing that it did not have a carry handle. Something I knew I was going miss and wish was there. However to my surprise Maxpedition has listened to its customers and has quietly added a CARRY HANDLE! Based on reviews all over the net this has been the largest drawback about this bag. However, this is not the case anymore! Although it does have box stitching or anything, I could not be more happy with my decision to get the mongo over the jumbo! Now with a CARRY HANDLE!!!! Way to go Maxpedition!