I just picked one up too and it will hold a lot! I'll add a longer more distinct pull cord to mine for the gun compartment to make it easier to find and not confuse with the many others!![]()
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I just picked one up too and it will hold a lot! I'll add a longer more distinct pull cord to mine for the gun compartment to make it easier to find and not confuse with the many others!![]()
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They look pretty cool and useful, but im not sure if i can get past the "man-bag/murse" aspect...
If they're popular in San Fransisco, I don't think I could wear one...
ret
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I love my little Maxpedition Fatboy. I call it my "Man-Purse of Death" It great in the summer when I am out and about and wearin shorts or something. It also holds extra mags, my wallet, cell phone, PDA, knife, light, pens, paper, and anything else I can fit in it.
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To my mind it is wholly irresponsible to go into the world incapable of preventing violence, injury, crime, and death. How feeble is the mindset to accept defenselessness. How unnatural. How cheap. How cowardly. How pathetic.” - Ted Nugent
I really like the Maxpedition line of gear. I have two of their cell phone case and a pug wallet. Started off small just to inspect their quality.
I think they make very well and thought out designs.
I am trying to decide which of their larger products would be best for my lifestyle. I am looking at the Fatboy, the Jumbo Versipak and also at the Gearslingers Typhoon and Monsoon. I just can't make up my mind!
I do plan on replacing my old laptop case with the Operator Tactical Attache when I can convince the wife my old laptop case is worn out enough.
I really don't think you can go wrong with any of Maxpedition's gear.
They have tried to offer a unique break in types of items that people usually go to Blackhawk or Eagle Industries for and I salute them throwing their hat into the ring and providing quality items.
-Bark'n
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Way to go !
Great videos!
This is gonna cost me a couple hundred.
Life is good!
Now I'm just shopping for the BEST PRICES.
-Tin Bender-
"Forgive your enemies , but never forget their names."
----J.F.K.----
It's a great bag. I bought mine last fall and used it a few times since then (traveling, at conventions, gun shows, etc), but about a month ago (when the weather got warm--no jacket) switched to using it full time. It will hold about 4x as much as I need right now, but it's nice to have the extra space for when I need to carry books, or a lunch, etc.
My HK P2000SK, P7M8 or KT P11 fit fine in the back pouch, both with extra mags and plenty of room to spare. A full size gun would fit no problem. I use a universal velcro holster that came with a fanny pack. If i didn't have that, I'd probably get a kydex pocket holster and stick velcro on the back.
When it's fully loaded the neck strap can start to chafe after a while. With a more reasonable load you can go all day. My one suggestion for improvement would be a curved pad (curved outward from your neck) like I've seen on some laptop bags.
I've gotten a few "man purse" comments (no, it's a "tactical man-bag") but honestly I get more people asking me where they can get one or how I like it since they've been looking at one too.
After being a nerd all my life maybe I'm *finally* ahead of fashion and hip? Nah...
I found another source for Maxpedition products although I do not know if they carry the complete line.
securityandsafetysupply.com
-Tin Bender-
"Forgive your enemies , but never forget their names."
----J.F.K.----
Dr. Jones says that a man-purse is OK, and that's good enough for me!
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Got my Maxpedition Jumbo bag today.
Great bag. Thanks![]()
-Tin Bender-
"Forgive your enemies , but never forget their names."
----J.F.K.----
ANybody tried the Fatboy model?
CARRY GUNS:
S&W 638, Ruger LCP, Kimber Ultra CDP
Look on page 2 of this thread. I was gonna get the Fat Boy but for a few more bucks you can get the Jumbo. I'm wearing it right now to get the feel of a Sig 229 resting inside.
I'm now looking at the CONDOR II backpack.
I don't mind paying extra for top quality gear.
Did ya see the video review by milspecmonkey?![]()
-Tin Bender-
"Forgive your enemies , but never forget their names."
----J.F.K.----
Just bought a Fatboy for the wife (if anyone says it, I'll kill you). I'll let you know how it works out.
I was just wondering what the actual size difference is between the fatboy and the jumbo. Is it enough to worry about?
CARRY GUNS:
S&W 638, Ruger LCP, Kimber Ultra CDP
My understanding is that the largest (most meaningful) difference is the addition of the Nalgene pouch to the Jumbo.