Thigh Pack, Larswon Leg Bag Thigh Pouch Bag Tactical Waist Bag Motorcycle Bag Waterproof

These, I like very much. In the front pocket I carry my cell phone and stylus especially. The back pocket, a small notebook and a few blank 4×6 index cards. the top of the back pocket can zipper, but rarely do I use that. I also do not use the strap around the leg. It's just my phone, I am not loaded for bear. Easily surface cleanable.If I could get ( find) more of them, I would. Great value. Good Quality . Fine weight.

These leg bags are perfect. I love all the pockets. I am able to keep two wallets, a knife, a pen, a shoe horn, and much more in the main pocket. Two other pockets get all my keys, and I carry quite a few keys. I have a tape measure in the back hidden pocket, and still have room to carry a small weapon, concealed in another pocket. No one can tell it's there and if they ask me why I carry a leg bag, Or fanny pack, I can show them everything I keep in the main pocket!I do take off the belt that comes with it. That is more personal preference. I rivet a leather belt to the pack. The nylon belt works well but it curls and is hard to keep it looking straight and neat. I don't use the leg strap, because I am a large man, and sometimes it makes me to wide to fit in some seats, so I just swing this bag around in front and it is great.They seem to last somewhere near a year before I pack it so full and a zipper breaks, but for the price, I will just keep a few on hand! Great size, and very comfortable. I also like the rectangular look.

I have ordered a half dozen of these style of bags and this one is very good quality construction and good quality straps, zippers, buckles, and other closures. My only complaints and the reason I took a star off is the design. This has a lot of pockets, but not much depth to utilize them. If the only thing you want to put in there are pieces of paper and credit cards, smart phon>e, and other very thin things, it's perfect. However, if you want to a bring sunglasses, an extra shirt or jacket, it's not going 9 to happen. You might be able to fit a thin t-shirt in there but that would be about all that it can carry aside from a few credit cards. So, you basically have five pockets that are all competing for less than two inches of depth TOTAL.This has been huge frustration for me because I have not found the perfect design yet for one of these style of bags. There are some versions with deeper pockets, however, they are all also very short pockets (under 6") and don't have any pockets that run the entire length of the bag like this one does. So, what you're going to find are bags with long pockets that are extremely thin, or you can find one with thick pockets that are very short. A MANUFACTURER needs to make one that has both long pockets and thick pockets. It would be a simple as using the design of this bag but instead of pockets that are only an inch and a half thick, put some on there that are 4 or 5 in" thick.

I collect these kind of bags because I use them daily. This is one of the favorites, it's medium capacity medium Durability, making it perfect for on town type stuff. It holds plenty without having too bulky of. a profile. Perfect for a small tablet, a couple phones, a wallet, a pack of cigarettes And a few things like keys and a pocket knife.

Excellent product, it fits everything you need, I loved it

This is a well made bag. Everything seems fairly sturdy. I’ve been using it for work to carry select tools so I don’t have to bring the whole tool bag especially when working on ladders. There are a few things that bother me though.The waist strap has plenty of length but the buckle tends to end up on the side to the backside of your hip which can be difficult to close. I was able to get the buckle slightly to the front of my hip by adjusting the back strap to its fullest and then shortening the front strap but this may not work for everyone depending on waist size. The two waist straps shouldn’t be the same length but then I guess that would limit which leg you could wear it on. Maybe instead the buckle should be at the bag instead of at the end of two straps. Then you would just have one long waist strap and leg preference wouldn’t matter since the buckle would be right at the bag.There’s no loop to manage the extra strap material after adjusting to your waist which leaves a lot of strap loose, getting in the way.The buckle seems to loosen slightly as the day progresses.The leg strap is not fixed to the bag but rather goes through a loop in the bag so as you walk, the buckle will slowly rotate to the back of your leg which makes taking it off a little more time consuming.The zippers are backwards in my opinion for right-leg wearers. The zippers opens toward the front which means items will constantly fall out if lift your leg high enough or have to lay on your back to work on anything. In my opinion, the zippers should open by pulling them towards the back of your leg so you can keep the pouch slightly open for longer items that extend out from the pouch while keeping smaller items from falling out. This only concerns right-leg wearers.In conclusion, this bag would work better for those that would wear it on their left leg. I only gave three stars because the straps are very important to a comfortable wear all day and with the issues I have with the design and since the buckle can’t keep the belt from slowly loosening throughout the day, I just can’t give it higher stars. I’ll keep trying to make it work for me but I foresee looking for a new bag at some point.

This is my second purchase of this pouch. I use it to carry tools and parts for irrigation maintenance and repair, adjustable pliers, screwdrivers, clamps, sod staples, and much more. Used nearly every day, the first one lasted a year. The failure was only because my large screwdriver pushed through the bottom. The leg strap tore out early, but that's not horrible, considering how rough I use this. My I've complained is that the belt sliders move too easily. I need to think about stitching them in place.