LIVIQILY Tactical Combat Chest Recon Kit Bag Multi-Purpose Concealed Carry Pouch

I like the price and usability for myself when I go hiking/running and need to bring my gun and other items. So far I like it alot and have hiked about 20 miles fully stuffed with my essentials.Glock 48 in a holster and extra mag in holster but using dcc clips attached to the inner mesh divider. On the opposite poly material divider I have a knife, flashlight, tq, and my badge holster. On the outer zipper pocket I carry 2 wallets (flat badge and cc wallet), cash money clip, eye drops, pen, and chapstick.Regarding size and build quality, I'm about 5'8" and wear a L/XL in most of my clothing and this chest rig will expand so much more. I prolly have about a 8" of strap to give on the shoulders and waist. It is 1" straps all around and plastic buckles and cheaper poly material. But short term it seems to hold up well to the weight I have put in it.I would recommend this if you wanted a chest rig to run/hike/walk and carry a subcompact or compact sized gun. Or just to carry regular essential items like phone/wallet/keys etc.If you dont like it your out 13 bucks.Update as of 11/12/20I have put about another 50+ miles of hiking as well as using it weekly when I go out for errands. I have cut the straps shorter and left about an inch or so left and burnt the edges so that don't unravel. I still need to sew that 1" to make a flap and keep it more secure. Also, wanted to upgrade to some nicer hardware but that will be more expensive than the entire rig. I switched my glock 48 holster to a trigger style holster to keep weight and space down in the rig. Still going strong for me and will update again when I can remember.

This bag looked pretty much like the photo. Unfortunately, I couldn't use it because the straps were too small. I'm chunky, so I wasn't shocked. However, looking at it, I think that it was made for individuals with a slim profile. I bought it to safely carry travel documents and think it would work well for that. I don't think that most people would want to carry it as a casual bag or purse.

Airsoft quality...yes I know it was cheap. Sometimes you get lucky. Purchased it for a chest rig while riding horses to hold personal items and pistol. Straps are thin like a childs backpack not much strength in the locks.*edited: "Airsoft" was auto corrected to "aircraft" in original posting*

I'm not hardcore, but when i buy something my expection is 3 stars. To get more stars, there has to be something about the item that stands out. My bag is great quality. Its light weight with good zippers. The 2 pockets: Front easily holds large iPhone and main one is even larger with 3 dividers. It has velcro on front and back. Both are very sticky for patches. I use it 4x a week running 5 mile without issue. Great for camping to.

Cool little scout vest. Helpful for hunters that need a little more room for gear. Especially if you’re climbing and need quick assess to stuff on your chest so you don’t have to reach around or down very far. Other than that it doesn’t have many other uses. The Velcro is useful, you can add some quick release molle pouches or morale patches to it.

This is a nice chest pack. I like the size and the shape. I like to use it for hikes and shopping for easy hands free access to my phone and wallet. Nice product. I may get additional for my teens. It has long straps which I like...fits good

Awesome little pack! The straps are very long so I had to cut them so they looked neat but they are strong and comfortable. I wore this at work to hold materiala that I was putting in a ceiling.

Awesome!!! We bought these to put my sons laser tag plates on. The zippy pouch holds the batteries and guns together perfectly. These fit people that are big and small in the perfect positions. Very good quality made heavy material. Love this product!