HAZARD 4 Blastwall - Optics/CCW Sling Pack, Hard Shell Camera Bag, Tactical Molle Backpack (29.5 L) - Black

Spectacular bag! Not long after purchasing, by bag rolled out of the back of an SUV hitting the street fairly robustly.With about 6-7K worth of gear inside I was thrilled to find everything in place and no concerns at all. & the bag remained in pristine condition.! Thank you ! I highly recommend.

I wanted something that would host a lot of things EXCEPT a camera. I use this for work. Clipboards, notebooks, laptop, ipad, etc. this thing can be used for anything. I saved the inserts. Used one at the bottom to make a spot for cables/chargers etc. which works fine. I was skeptical about spending the money but wanted something cool as well versus the $60 bags I was looking at. This worked out great and not disappointed at all for spending the money on.

This was a wonderfully designed bag that just needs to be a bit refined.The "C" Zippered Camera Access was too small for my A7iv or Z6ii. I could make it work but not comfortably. The hardshell was excellent and the Sling Strap fit perfectly, but the material it was made of had it slipping even with the pack empty.Hoping Hazard4 combines this with the Pillbox and makes a Pillbox with Side Access and Molle on the outer shell. The Beavertail is a bit too floppy for adding many Molle attachments, I'd like to be able to add more attachments to the outer shell. The organizational padding could also be refined/strengthened a-la Vanguard's newer bags and Peak Design's "Origami".Lastly Hazard4 is a bit stingy. Their attachment add-ons cost $40 for just 4 points for bungie cords etc.This bag would be perfect for Fuji X-Mount shooters but anything larger might be a challenge for some.

Loving this bag! Not just cool looking, but very versatile. Love the single body strap to swing the bag around to open up a very convenient camera sleeve access point. Holds my 15.5" razer laptop inside another protective sleeve I put it inside thats under the back hard case area, my Sony a7iii(with lens attached), my gopro and its accessories in a hard case, and will also hold a mavic 2 drone(once I get it) all in the same bag. Oh and I upgraded the side straps that hold a tripod with some clips. So much easier to set a given strap length to just buckle and unbuckle the tripod(this does need to come standing). And I purchased the front railings for the bag, they are pretty cool. Gives more protection to the bag, and can strap stuff or clamp stuff to it.

The design is simply awesome. And the quality is one of the highest i've seen around. I use this to haul video equipment for remote broadcasting, along with a ton of cables. It's worth every dollar spent. AND, it looks very cool.

So i thought purchasing a really high quality pack was the best idea but had no Idea How CHEAP the actually people who makes these are , no hardware for the front attachment holes and then charge a crazy amount for your kits to outfit the bag with said attachment like bungie cords n such ..good thing there are other companies selling there exact stuff just remade by someone else that is more understandably cheaper , find it hard to believe that including the hardware would effect there bottom line .. just include the nuts bolts guys !!! purchase a pack and the beaver tail only to find out it would cost more than 50$ for the nuts and bolts and plastic pieces for four corners seems kinda steep but i guess what do i know ...

A hard shell sling pack. Lots of room. Hard shell keeps equipment safe and protected. Love the sling as makes easy to get to equipment. I'm saving up for the outside add ons

I really wanted to love this bag because of its versatility and ability to carry two laptops and also various gov / mil gear. I discovered, though, after using it for a few months, I developed some pretty significant back pain. I could only attribute the pain to this bag, so I tested my theory and stopped using it for one month— and the pain subsided. It’s got to be that the sling / cross strap doesn’t equally distribute the load across your shoulders & back. If you’re carrying a typical kit over a relatively short distance, buyer beware. I contacted Hazard 4, explained same, and attempted to switch this out for a Pillbox (typical backpack straps x2) and asked for a modest discount, but they told me I was out of luck. Despite this being my 4th Hazard 4 piece, I’m done with this manufacturer.