HAZARD 4HAZARD 4 Covert RG Flashlight/Tools/Camera/GPS/Cycling Chest Pack

dans l annonces on pense acheté 2 sacoches .enfaite il y en a une seul pour le prix

Practical and multi usage for my everyday carry anywhere.

Small, yet just enough for convenience and safety items for mountain biking or day hiking. Room for a flashlight, dog spray, multi-tool or knife, and a small phone on the outside, and for larger (albeit thin) items such as first aid kit, tube repair kit, or even energy bars inside. Maxpedition Mini Pocket Organizers can take the place of the Hazard4 pouches (which are nicely lined, yet are not modular in any way). Do yourself a favour and order this with the 'Civilian Covert Anatomic RG Padded Deluxe Shoulder Harness' (as seen in the 'frequently bought together section') for better comfort and adjustability. With these (2) Hazard4 pieces, you can also run a waist pack thru the loops on the back of the 'Covert Loaders' for even more storage and better stability.

Have just unpacked this iteam not only are straps I was expecting not with it wich are optional to get at the item you aHave to destroy the packaging and remove the tags wich then means returning it is not possible basically do not buy unless you have the money to waist. although the item looks well made I'm afraid this will now be past on as a Christmas gift in a vain hope someone will get some use from it. This item did not reduce the bulk I carry every day in items it actually made it worse.

This thing's great, with a lot of smaller pockets, dividers and organizers included to really let you set it up the way you want. I own several items from Civilian Labs and the one thing every one of them has in common is extreme flexibility in how it can be used. While they may be a bit pricey, you certainly get what you pay for from them and since these can be used in so many different ways, its like getting several products in one. Everything is made very well and my friends and I have examined how they are designed down to the types of stitching, etc, in the items and are always impressed by how they're built - which is the right way for long term demanding use. The innovation in their products and adapting military-style technology over to civilian applications while maintaining hard-use production standards has resulted in some really good gear that doesn't make it look like you're a surplus-shop junkie but lets you carry what you want how you want. I'm always excited to see what they come up with next.