CondorEDC Bag

I had been looking and researching options for an EDC bag for quite a while before deciding on this one. I am extremely happy with it. I got it in black, and it looks great on both myself and all my buddies that have asked to try it on (while looks shouldn't be the determining factor, it is definitely something to take into consideration and of course an added bonus when it looks as sharp as this does).This bag now comes with me wherever I go. It's got lots of small pockets for whatever you need. Under the clip is my favorite part. There is an organizer compartment where I put most of my tools, and behind that a hidden pocket that took me a few days to discover. Then there are two larger compartments where I store a couple of bigger things. I wish these pockets had more organizational straps and pockets like the smaller one, but that's hardly a complaint. The largest pocket has a velcro wall that can be used with a CC holster. It can definitely fit a subcompact firearm, namely the S&W M&P Shield 9mm, and I'm sure lots of others. I'd reckon it could carry some compact handguns as well but I haven't tested that theory. I'll give the list below so you can see just exactly how much I am able to comfortably carry around all day in this thing.I also love the fact that you can buy attachments for it. These should be considered situation based, as they may add too much weight for a good EDC, but definitely a great way to customize for whatever you are doing day in and day out.The strap is adjustable so you can wear it high up on your hip, just about under your arm, or way down low past your waist. It is designed for a right-side carry, so if you concealed carry on your right hip this is something to take into consideration. The one thing about using just the shoulder strap is that I've noticed that the bag tends to want to slide towards the front as I walk. Not a problem, though, as it comes with a removable waist strap as well. I don't use it much, but it is handy especially for longer walks or hikes, as the bag moves much less. I don't remove the waist strap when not in use, I just adjust it down as small as I can and it sits pretty well behind the bag when I'm not using it.Another feature about the strap I absolutely love is the front buckle. It's a convenient way to drop the bag, whether you have already seated and want to remove it or you need to drop it in a hurry. The shoulder pad is very comfortable for me. Worth noting that I have broad shoulders and typically wear an outer shirt over a t-shirt (even in hotter weather) so those may be factors in my comfort as well.Previously, my EDC looked pretty basic. Knife, phone, keys, wallet. Once in a while I'd carry something else if I knew I'd need it but now my EDC has greatly expanded thanks to this bag, and it has come in handy in all kinds of situations (minor injuries, fishing, hiking, etc).Today, my EDC list looks like this:Pocket knifeSmartphone, 4.5"WalletKeysSmall first aid kit (enough for scrapes, cuts, and burns)Work glovesFixed blade knifeSpare utility knifeBrush (I've got a big beard and damn is it nice to have that with me)MultitoolFlashlight with spare batteriesLighterCigarettesBox of matches (matches are about 6" long)BandanaPensNotepadAll this, still with room for more, and I go through my day comfortably, hardly even noticing the weight. The bag does protrude a bit more than I expected, but it's not a problem for me, and honestly I've got a ton of stuff in there.If you are thinking about getting this, I highly recommend going for it. If you are worried about the money or considering cheaper options, I would encourage you to get this, it will be money well spent.

This Condor EDC Bag is like the Swiss Army knife of tactical bags. It’s got compartments for everything—whether you’re packing snacks for a hike or supplies for when society inevitably collapses. The build quality is solid, and the MOLLE webbing practically begs you to attach more gear than you’ll ever need. It’s perfect for carrying my daily essentials, and by essentials, I mean everything but the kitchen sink because, let’s face it, who knows what the day will bring? The only reason I’m knocking off a star is because once you start loading it up, it’s like you’re gearing up for World War III… and now my back has declared a ceasefire. But hey, at least I’ll be prepared when the zombies come.

I have been using this as my emergency handheld radio go-bag and I am very happy with it. The construction is typical Condor quality, which is to say that it's durable enough for most typical uses. The hardware is of good quality, the fabric is heavy enough to stand up to average use, and the stitching is reinforced in the stress areas. I especially like the MOLLE webbing on the sides of the main body of the bag. I have attached a small radio pouch on one side and my first aid kit in a separate pouch on the other side. There is plenty of room in the pouch for everything I need to carry including a roll-up antenna, spare batteries, a headlamp, a multi-tool, etc. Certainly there are much more durable bags out there, but this bag is a nice piece of gear for the money and will likely be sufficient for the average user.

Just got the bag a few days ago. I'm using this as a basic EDC bag - it's small, fairly inconspicuous and carries comfortably. I gave it a five-star rating based on quality and value. If I were to compare it to my Maxpedition bag, I would give it 3-1/2 to 4 stars.- Design is well thought out and construction is sturdy: with the exception of the zipper on the concealed carry compartment, everything else looks to be double-stitched. The two main compartments are double-zippered. The compartment below the flap has an inner pocket with a slightly elasticized opening to minimize sag, a mesh compartment, and four elastic keeper loops for flashlights, tools, pencils, etc. The outer main compartment is larger and is set up similarly to the smaller compartment below the flap, minus the elastic keeper loops. The concealed carry compartment has a broad band of loop fastener material on the inside, and looks like it would be large enough to hold a normal-sized handgun or a very small tablet device (about 7 1/2" length or shorter.) The bag is small and you can cram a lot of stuff into it if you really want to. When you don't have much in it, it will cinch down so that it has a low profile.- Fit and finish is pretty tight - I haven't found any defects in the stitching or materials thus far and it holds up to the same level of quality as my Condor backpack. Material is not as thick as my Maxpedition bag, but it's good enough that I'm not worried about blowing out the compartments if I stuff them full of gear. The zippers are the sealed type and very sturdy.- The large buckles on the shoulder strap and on the compartment flap are pretty beefy. I'm not worried about breaking them but they do rattle just a bit. If this annoys you like it does me, then you'll need to put a little dab of plasti-dip or something on the edge of the buckle receivers to give them a snug fit and stop the rattling.- The MOLLE webbing on the sides of the bag is nice - it gives you a lot of options to attach small gear pouches or a water bottle holder if you're so inclined.- The back of the bag has a mesh outer layer for breathability with ample padding underneath for comfort. The shoulder strap is also well-padded.- The carry handle is a nice feature for just grabbing it off the table or when you don't feel like slinging it over your shoulder.In summary:This is a great bag for the money - it's a reasonable compromise between quality and price. Unless you're a space shuttle door gunner and you need top-of-the-line quality, this bag is tough enough for the average Joe and should serve well as a small EDC at half the price of its Maxpedition counterpart. The only things I would change about the bag at this point are buckles that don't rattle and put a double zipper on the concealed carry compartment to make accessibility consistent with the other compartments.If my opinion of the bag changes over the coming months after I've had a chance to put a little more mileage on it, I'll post an update.

Muy buen producto, Está bien hecho, de calidad, el espacio está bien distribuido y no estorba tiene un tamaño más bien mediano - pequeño

Para el precio que tiene me esperaba algo más. Lo compré por la calidad de las costuras, al intentar meter una linterna en un compartimento elástico ideal para su uso se deshilachó. Me he quedado chafado. Para eso hubiese comprado una Maxpedition.

Bis auf den Reißverschluss am Hauptfach alles prima. Ich hätte ihn lieber etwas größer da ich zum schließen immer 2 Hände brauche, was es etwas umständlich macht, da ich ihn sonst nicht zu bekomme wenn er ganz geöffnet war.

Produit conforme a la description avec un tres bon rapport qualité prix.Excellent pour un usage EDC.Les poches diverses sont tres pratique et le confort est au rdv.MAIS ... plus d une semaine de retard sur la livraison, c est beaucoup trop.Les trois étoiles sanctionne le vendeur, non le CONDOR.

Très bien, confortable et il est terrible même charger on ne le sent pas grace a la sangle autour de la taille