Vertx Commuter Sling 2.0, Sienna/Shock Cord, One Size

This is my 3rd Vertx purchase for a reason. This company makes great products and this bag is no exception. I live in the Southeast U.S. so comfort and functionality are key when carrying things in +100⁰ days. This bag delivers! I was carrying another company's bag before I finally decided enough was enough when it came to a small, uncomfortable, and very "tacticool" looking bag. The Commuter 2.0 is unassuming, packs out great, and is very comfortable. My one draw back is that the bag is lighter than I thought, so now I have to purchase more gear (not necessarily a bad thing) to fill it out to effectively use the main feature of the bag. I'm currently using it as a diaper bag, an EDC gear carrier, and occasionally a spot to put a little something extra. Cant wait to get some backpack panels to put in.

Bag works as advertised. Slightly heavy, but it distributes weight well. It may not ride up as high as you want if you got a belly. I got about a basketball sized gut, and the strap barely snaps together, how I want the bag to sit.Holds a pistol (rifle) fairly well depending on brace configuration and barrel length. Doesn’t print what I own. The very outside tear-away pouch is ingenious. I plan on stuffing a med-kit, and aed in there.If you wear it high enough, when you throw the bag around it’ll land right on your sternum. If you plan on using this bag for defensive purposes, you could easily stuff armor into both sides of the bag.When you tear open the bag for your weapon, the top and bottom layers will cover your torso, and groin areas. With the right armor in place, you could fend off guys with ak’s and ar’s.

Bought this listed as used on Amazon. I was probably marked as used since it was missing the tag or something. There is no way this was used and returned. Regardless, it is an amazing bag. I love the CCDW aspect of it and have practiced utilizing the quick access compartment. It works as described. I would have bought it at the full price knowing what I know about it now. I saved about $60 buying it as used.

Well constructed and comfortable but I struggle to see how someone would or could EDC this. Personal opinion is that this is better suited for a situation where you cannot carry on body and or a day hike with a hydration bladder inserted.For EDC use getting in and out of the middle pouch is goofy. This is the area that you would place items. For a small packable rain layer it makes sense but for smaller items like keys, wallet, etc. The zipper pouch is all the way to the left which is the bottom of the pack so anything else in the pack is now in your way due to gravity.Again personal opinion but I regret not getting the smaller transit as the commuter is an in-between size. A 5" PCC with can will not fit w/o a law folder and will just make it without can. If I was to buy another Vertx sling the Transit is a better EDC size because in reality you will be running HG.

The commuter sling is set up the way a EDC pack should be plenty of room for self defense tools and business/every day needs lots of velcro and molle attachment points. Extremely thought out design and construction and it does not scream I’m a tactical pack!

The bag , like all vertx products is quality stuff . The design is great if you’re into sling bags . I learned after using this bag that Sling type bags are just not for me , but I can’t fault this product because it really is a nice bag itself .

It's a good EDC bag. It's not as comfortable as a normal bag with 2 straps for both shoulders but the sling has its own convenience and perks. You can access everything without having to take your bag on and off, with just a swing to the front. If you do need it off, it's just a simple click to unhook the clip.

Perfect bag for the daily usage. Other comparable bags are same price point after lots of research this is the one that checked all my boxes. Only issue is one zipper for the main compartment gets hung up. Other than that good quality bag.