Fanny Pack for Men Concealed Carry Backpack Chest Pack Portable Backpack Soft Pistol Case

The quality is good and the zippers are very robust. I expect it to last many years.I bought the black version of this sling so I can wear it boarding a plane and it's hardly noticeable under my black travel jacket. That means it doesn't count as one of my personal carry-on items.The only thing missing is a bottle holder, but if you use a smaller water bottle, it will fit in the phone pocket. Unlike the other versions that I've seen advertised, this has a parachute buckle on the front of the strap, making it easier to take off, even without removing your coat.It has 3 zippered pockets which allow me to carry all the small items I like to keep handy on a flight. The largest pouch fits my itinerary and boarding passes, as well as a small polyester airline blanket. For long flights I also carry a mini flashlight, ear buds, MP3 player, medical face-mask, phone charging cable, blindfold, ear plugs, fingernail clippers, travel tooth brush, tums, band-aids and my Meds. And I still have room for my Kindle e-reader and a small USB powerbank.It's the perfect solution that saves me from digging items out of my bag in the overhead bin while in flight. I keep it packed at all times so it's always ready to go on my next trip.

I recently took a 5700 mile cross country trip on my motorcycle and this man purse (murse) was my constant companion. I carried my walled, phone, glasses, sad to say mask and a Glock 23 in the bag. While riding, I swung the bag so it rested on my leg or lap, so it wasn't always pulling down on my shoulder. I wanted to carry a gun on my journey, but didn't want to wear a holster, but still have access to my Glock. Since my trip, I purchased a Glock 43X, hoping the weight difference will make my personal situation a little better. Also, I carried the Glock 23 in the big compartment, but it also fit in the smaller compartment on top and the snap also secured it, but I chose not to carry in this manner, since it would expose the grip/gun to inclement weather and alarming eyes, which would have been less alarming then getting caught without your mask. Contemplating buying another one, but being 60, the bag will probably outlast me.

Bought this bag as a hopefully an inexpensive way to carry a handgun comfortably while driving or riding an ATV. I just received the bag, and while I have yet to carry it in either of the aforementioned capacities, I can tell you it's going to work well.I put my full size 9mm, extra magazine, and cell phone in it for this photo. Does not "print" and is fairly comfortable. The only downsides I see immediately are lack of a cushioned pad for the neck strap, and the strap could be just slightly longer. I am 6'3" and 275 lbs.; in the photo the strap is all the way extended. However, I didn't buy it as a "purse", but for chest carry which it accomplishes. Sitting in my office chair it sits just right; bottom of the bag is at my belt buckle which is fine.I think this will work well- I intend to try it here shortly with my 5.5" barrel Ruger Bisley Blackhawk 44. If that pistol fits, it will be a definite winner-- and it already is, as I will carry 9mm or 45ACP auto in it most of the time. The two other pockets are decent size for your wallet, extra ammo or magazines, etc. The cell pocket also holds my full size Galaxy Note 8 with impact case just right. It has a button snap which is hidden in the photo so I could take the picture (with my phone, of course :-)All in all, this one's a winner. I might even buy another one or two in different colors for different carry needs. I will try this one for awhile to determine sturdiness before ordering more, but it seems pretty well constructed.While there are several similar bags out there, I liked the fact that this one is inexpensive, has good reviews, and I like the fact that they are not afraid of showing it as a handgun carry option. Keep up the good work!

I saw another review that said its not good for right handers. I'm not sure why he said that because its great for me!I have been wanting one of these as a replacement for a money belt when I travel. I have to admit I got swept up in a Facebook marketing ad. In any case, I had never thought about one of these for a concealed carry bag. I am not sure if other similar bags has the firearm retention strap. In any case for $13 this is an absolute gem.Its not perfect. Inside the designated holster pocket, my Springfield Mod 2 9mm prints obviously.However in the first zippered compartment it fits well and did not significantly print in a light windbreaker. I also tried wearing just a dress shirt over it but the bag prints (though the gun doesn't if that makes sense). The zipper was easy to open and the it was easy to retrieve my firearm.Right handed access was no problem in either pocket.Second zippered pocket was large enough for an extra mag or two.

Very comfortable to wear and easy to slip on and remove, with large pockets to hold everything you need to carry on a daily basis including a full sized thick man's wallet in a front pocket, car keys in a separate front pocket, still leaving plenty of additional space for any other items that you may want to carry with you without having to stuff your pants pockets and a large smart phone stored safely in a easily accessible pocket that it can simply be slid in and out of. And isn't girly looking or bulky at all.

Okay people I've been looking at the pictures and there's some things wrong on other people's review the top of the bag is for your cell phone not your gun the side pocket that zips on the side is for your gun it works good but I have to get a little holster or something because my safety is on my trigger but other than that it holds a lot of stuff everywhere I go they're like oh you have a man purse I'm like only if you knew I have a gun mother f er well I can't wear belts or nothing so this is the second best option I got