Viper Shoulder Bag 10 Litre, V-Cam Reviews

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This practical sized messenger style shoulder pack is a perfect for travel and as a grab bag. The adjustable padded shoulder strap has quick release buckles, MOLLE attachments and an adjustable removable waist strap (to reduce movement etc). The padded mesh back panel allows for greater air circulation and comfort. This 10 lire pack includes a double zipped front compartment with internal elasticated sleeves and pocket. The smaller zipped front compartment has an internal pocket and elasticated sleeves plus a velco panel for attaching ID patches. The main compartment has a velcro secured pocket plus a single concealment pocket with velcro-fastened panel. Various front and side MOLLE compatible webbing for modular attachments and front D-Lock and V-Lock utility attachments. Constructed from heavy duty V-Cam multi-terrain 600D texturised nylon fabric and is a perfect match for MTP uniforms and equipment. Size: 31cm. x 20cm x 16cm. Weight: 685g. Colour: multi-terrain V-Cam

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“This is the most versatile bag I've ever used. It's ideal for when a daysack is too large and you need to carry more than what can be managed in your pockets. The shoulder bag has a mind-boggling number of internal and external compartments and attachment options making it really easy to organise all of your medium to small items. It's great for cyclists, not least because it's easy to attach a light to the exterior and carry an ID card in a pouch on the main strap for when you approach the main gate. The bag can be carried securely either shoulder or sling diagonally over the head for even more security. It's very well-made and should stand up to years of abuse. The V cam camouflage is a great match for issued MTP kit.”

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Posted 9 years ago

“I recommend this bag for any cadet who has to carry his or her medication on them at all times. E.G diabetics. One of my cadets uses this with is diabetic monitor equipment. His epipen for his insulin. So if he has an emergency on duty he has all to hand and he can be discreet with out others aware. It also blends in with uniform so does not look out of place.”

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Posted 10 years ago

“I use this bag when I am bombing around the base. Many have commented about my MTP man bag but always ask where I got it from. It is excellent for anything small you need to grab if you day sack is full, it also can be attached to my Bergen and all Military bags with side straps.”

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Posted 10 years ago