M-Tac Small Companion Waist Pack - Tactical Style Belt Bag EDC - Fanny Pack for Men (Black)

This is a small pack, but perfectly sized for my needs. I have mine rigged up for night hikes/walks with a front light and rear light. Bag appears to be constructed with good materials, zippers work well, and there's no manufacturing defects that I have found.When full, the bag dimensions are 8in wide by 5in tall by 3.5in deep. The waist strap is narrow at only 1 inch. As you can see by the photos, the main compartment is large enough to hold a 16oz & 12oz beverage can at the same time. Outside of the main compartment , a large phone fits in the rear zippered portion and a wallet fits well in the front zippered section.Front Velcro section itself is tapered in width at 4 inch on top and 5 inch on bottom. 3 inches high.

Smaller than inwas expecting but it works. I can fit my Springfield Armory Hellcat in it's holster and optic in this and my wallet with a little room to spare. Currently using as a work bag to carry a few small things but I have used this as a medical pack carrying IFAK and TQ, conceal carry/cross body bag and now a work bag. I have been happy with the few Mtac items I have.

Nice bag, I got it to use it as a small medical kit. It's a nice size and has a good tactical look to it. You can stuff a lot of stuff into it easily. It has a few pockets so you can put your phone and not worry about scratching it.

It is too small for all the things I must have with me.

I use this this thing every day. I like to backpacking and climb mountains. It's great for extra gear besides just what you hold in your main back pack. When my daughter is born and I take her out with the Osprey poco I'm sure this bag will be great for holding onto extra personal stuff I need since the poco is limited with space for over nights. It's very durable and the design is simple. I love it and will use it hopefully for a very long time.

Overall, this is actually a great bag. I purchased the larger of the two versions after reading many reviews stating that the small was too small and I find that I would have to agree that this larger size is just right. Anything smaller would not work well for what I need it for. I bought this as part of my ongoing saga to find the best waist pack and while ultimately this is not one that I will use all the time it does serve its purpose. The construction is very well done it feels very durable. All the seams are stitched correctly. There’s no hanging or loose threats. The zippers work flawlessly right out of the packaging. There’s more than enough space to get your hand in and out and to fit several items. I liked having the included hook and loop panel in there as it allowed me to organize my flashlight and several other items in there quite easily and still left enough room to cram in a few extra objects. I managed to fit my keys, wallet, phone, flashlight, multitool, tissues, etc. etc. The strap is where it fell short for me and it’s not the length so much although a little extra length would be appreciated. If you wish to wear this Crossbody be aware that it rides high. I don’t particularly like the bag up in my neck but then again I am kind of a bigger guy so there’s that. Where it really fell short with the strap was simply how narrow the strap is. I found that once you load it up, it becomes rather heavy and tends to want to flop downwards towards the ground. Now for some, this may be perfectly fine but for me, it felt like I had to keep tightening it so didn’t just bounce around. After just 20 minutes, walking around the strap started to loosen. I ended up fixing that part by just sticking a binder clip on there, but I think that they could’ve executed the strap just a little bit better. So for me this is not a good bag, but other people may find it just fine. I gave this one to a friend of mine and he used it for a week straight and had absolutely no problems but again he is a skinnier person so that probably helps. It definitely punches above its weight class in terms of quality in the construction. For 20 some dollars you really do get quite a lot of bang for your buck. I will say, however, that this is almost a clone of the Helicon possum style bags. It’s not exactly the same, but it’s pretty close. As I said, I only carried it for about a week on and off and it seemed to hold up just fine. I didn’t throw it around or abuse it but as I said, the material seem quite strong and just with every day wearing and tossing it on a table, it seemed fine. I did not test it for water as I did not get stuck in any rain and I don’t feel the need to pour water on it I’m sure as long as you don’t dump it in the ocean it should hold up now. This is not the CCW version that I purchased. I just purchased the regular style, but in the larger capacity

I basically bought this as i wanted a small fanny pack to hold my usual pocket items while hiking as i was afraid of them falling out of my shorts. It will fit my large phone, wallet, keys, and pocket knife and other assorted tchotchkes easily. However i couldnt imagine putting a firearm plus mag in it unless it was very very compact and you didnt intend to put much else in it. Will probaly attach water bottle to the outer molle straps. Not my first mtac product and for affordable "tacticool" stuff they are hard to beat.

The is a well-made product that can hold a subcompact handgun (like a S&W Shield, etc.). It is competitively priced considering the quality and features. Unlike military style waist packs which tend to be larger and somewhat bulky, this pack is more discrete for concealed carry (which I prefer). My only suggestion is to make the waist straps wider than the approximately 1" strap that is currently used. Other than that, I like it and feel it is worth the money.