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In today's video, I'm going to show you
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the ultimate EDC/photography
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adventure sling pack, new from Tactical
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Geek. This is the L3 Pro. Check it out.
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So, if you guys are like me and you're
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always looking for a a sling bag that
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you can use for EDC, but also use for
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other things like carrying camera
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equipment,
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uh you know, going on hikes, uh just
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something that's more versatile. There's
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not a lot of stuff on the market, at
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least I haven't seen. It seems like
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everything is very dedicated. So you
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have sling packs that, you know, are
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more geared towards concealed carry. You
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have sling bags that are dedicated
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camera bags that are of course coming
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from companies that make, you know,
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camera bags. Um, so when Tactical Geek
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came out with this sling pack, which is
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basically kind of an upgrade to their
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classic L3 sling pack that I think a lot
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of people have seen. Lots of information
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on social media out there on that sling
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pack. And I have one. I'm going to show
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you a comparison between the two. What
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they've done is they've taken that L3
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design, um, which is a great design for
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a sling pack, and they've actually
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expanded it and added a removable
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insert. So, now you can actually use
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camera gear in this pack. If you look at
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this bag, it's really an amazing pack.
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You've got uh a bungee system that is
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removable on the bottom that can
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actually carry a small tripod. Um, this
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particular model is an Xpack material,
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so it's very waterresistant, almost
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waterproof. Uh, has very nice zippers
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that are also water resistant. And then
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the big feature, of course, is the
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removable
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photo insert that comes out and that
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Velcros inside the pack.
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You also have the addition of a carry
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handle. We have a magnetic hidden phone
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pocket here in the back as well as
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another zipper pocket to put items close
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to your to your body that are kind of
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more concealed. And then this Molly
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panel if you want to add an additional
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pouch and a very upgraded padded
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shoulder strap with a cross body strap.
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And that's super important with sling
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packs because sling packs get so heavy
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and uncomfortable if you don't have that
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cross body strap. So, let's take a
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little deeper dive into this bag and let
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me show you what exactly is inside and
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what these features are. So, on the
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bottom, we've got this bungee system
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that you can uncip and actually put
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a small tripod.
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Now, if you don't want to have this
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bungee system on here, if this is in the
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way, this actually has a pocket
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that you can tuck
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the bungee cords into.
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And now they're out of the way. You
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could also, if you really just want to
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remove them totally,
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they just loosen like this. They're
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looped through
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a retaining loop of cord right there and
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then that thing will come completely
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off. So, you have several options. You
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don't have to have this on the bottom.
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Now, what I like about this retention
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system is that um you know, for a camera
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bag, it's perfect because I can carry a
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small tripod, but if I'm in an adventure
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uh you know, hiking touristy kind of um
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situation, I can actually strap a water
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bottle or even a grail water filter
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bottle to the bottom of this and carry
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that with me and it's easily accessible
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on the bottom.
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And then it just hooks on these little
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loops right here.
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And then you can tighten them just by
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pulling.
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On the outside of the bag, we have a
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Velcro field that actually has laser cut
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Molly uh in here. So, if you wanted to
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add another pouch, you possibly could.
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You also have these Molly straps running
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this way. So, you could put a pouch that
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way. Here I've just got a plastic
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carabiner attached to mine so I can hang
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off gloves or keys or whatever.
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Um, then we have a very large slip
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pocket that runs the full length of the
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bag on the front.
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And as you can tell, it's got that nice
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um water resistant
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zipper. Um, I don't like to call these
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waterproof because I never trust them to
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be 100% waterproof, but they are very
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water resistant. They do a good job of
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keeping the elements out. And that's one
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reason why I picked the Xpack material
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because I knew I would be using this um
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on hikes out in the woods, going camping
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to carry my camera gear and other
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essentials. And I wanted something that
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was very waterresistant. And Xpack, if
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you're not familiar with it, is a very
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water resistant material.
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The back of the bag has several
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attachment points. Now, these are really
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interesting because
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what you're able to do is you're able to
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remove these
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by pushing a button and then sliding
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this tab out. And now you can
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reconfigure the strap. So, if you want
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to carry it left uh side, right side, if
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you want to carry this bag as a waist
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bag, you can. It can be turned into a
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very large fanny pack. Um I've even seen
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where some people are moving some of
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these around and making this almost into
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like a chest pack. I haven't done that
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configuration yet, so I'm not going to
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show that. But I love that, you know,
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you're not locked into one uh method of
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carry. And if you want to remove the
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straps totally for travel and just stick
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this bag inside of another pack, well,
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you can do that, too. So, gives you a
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lot of options. The other cool feature
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is that they have this little hidden
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pocket in the back that is perfect for
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your phone. Fits right in there. Very
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concealable.
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Pull that out.
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And then we have another fulllength
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pocket.
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There is slight padding to the back and
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of course like I said before that we
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have this Molly grid of of webbing so
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you can attach pouches.
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Inside the bag is the removable divider.
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I'm going to pull this out for you so
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you can see this thing cuz it's very
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unusual.
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So this is how the divider comes to you.
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It ships this way. And then what you do
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is you fold it up and you push
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these internal dividers out. And then
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that creates two pockets. What this
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allows you to do is is to customize the
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interior of the bag. So let's say you're
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running a full-size camera with a lens.
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Well, you can push one of these down and
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now put that camera body here with the
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lens facing that way and then have an
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additional lens here. So, it gives you
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several options if you're looking to
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organize smaller gear and you're not
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running a big camera like me. I I'm
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typically running action cameras,
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phones, and uh different microphone
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systems.
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I prefer it this way because this gives
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me more options for organizing my gear.
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Another feature that comes with this
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organizer, there is a removable lid that
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goes over this and I'll show you that
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here in a little bit. U but that can be
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put on top of this and that actually
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gives you more protection and allows you
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to uh keep the gear from shifting around
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inside the bag. If you're really doing,
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you know, some heavy duty activity and
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you don't want stuff moving around, you
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can put that additional protection on
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top. Um, I leave it off mine because I
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want to be able to access my camera
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equipment quickly
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magnetic.
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So that's the additional cover.
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Interior of the bag is nice bright
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orange material. The back panel is a
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fuzzy um soft material that allows you
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to put velcrobacked organizers. And the
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organizer that they provide, this camera
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organizer, which comes with the bag, by
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the way, um this velcros in so it's very
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secure, doesn't move around, and it's
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not going to fall out. basically the
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front of the bag. You have three elastic
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organizer pockets. So, this is a great
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place to put additional items.
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There's my microphone system that fits
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in there pretty well. That's pretty
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thick. Here's an iPhone 16.
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Fits in there perfectly. You can tell
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reading glasses.
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So, more opportunity to organize your
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gear. What I like about this is it's not
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overly organized. Uh there's not so many
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slots and and webbing that I'm locked
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into using them. I can kind of organize
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this the way I want to and not really
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worry about all having all that extra
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material that a lot of other bags um
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utilize.
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So there's the interior of the bag. Now,
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I think one question that I know a lot
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of guys will have, especially people who
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watch my channel, uh, can you do um, a
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pistol inside this bag? And can this be
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a concealed carry bag? Um, you could
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probably do it. I mean, this is a Velcro
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backed um, liner, so you could put a
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holster in here. Uh, I think the issue
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is that the bag does not open all the
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way to the bottom. It only goes about
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3/4 of the way, so access may be a
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little difficult. Now, transporting a
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pistol, sure, you could do that. Um,
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but, you know, for quick draw, I don't
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know if that's really feasible, and it's
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not something that I would do. That's
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not why I bought this bag.
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So, on top is the L3 Pro and on the
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bottom is the L3 regular.
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And you can see there's a big difference
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in size.
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The L3 Pro is a little bit longer,
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but it's definitely much deeper in
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comparison.
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And then the L3, the standard one,
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has a single strap. It doesn't have the
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cross body strap. And the pad is not as
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long and as thick as the L3 Pro. So,
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here I have the bag to the front
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kind of off to my side for quick access.
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Now I have it onto the back. So it's
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kind of sitting on my lower back and
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I've got the cross body strap on. So you
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can see that
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right here.
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So, the cross body strap really is going
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to help with the bag from shifting and
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swaying as you're walking and you're
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doing activities.
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And of course, the big thing
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with this pack is the shoulder strap.
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The shoulder strap
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is very well padded and it's long. You
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can see it goes all the way over my
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shoulder and up to the front. So, if you
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have a long torso or a big torso, this
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is going to fit really well. It's very
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comfortable. Now, I don't have this
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thing super loaded down with gear. Um,
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if I was carrying a a DSLR or mirrorless
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camera with some lenses or a water
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bottle, this would be considerably
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heavier. For what I have in here now,
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it's perfect.
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I don't have any issues. Very
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comfortable.
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Flip it around. I can get to all my
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stuff pretty easily. Can close this up.
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Got that secret phone pocket
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so I can get to my phone quickly.
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Got the big slip pocket in the back. So
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that's perfect for guides, maps, um you
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know, bus schedules, kind of whatever
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you need it for, tickets.
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um
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trail guides, field guides.
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Flip it around to the back,
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use the cross body strap,
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and now I've got a very comfortable
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hiking pack.
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I can walk with this thing all day long
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in comfort, not have any issues.
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It's going to be able to carry my gear.
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And the awesome thing is I'm not locked
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into one type of bag and I'm not taking
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an existing bag and trying to, you know,
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fix it or add stuff to it to make it
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something that it's not. This thing um
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has enough flexibility that I can do
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whatever I want with it. um urban
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trails, wilderness, camping, hiking,
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EDC, camera gear, whatever you want to
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imagine and whatever you want to do, you
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can do it this bag. And I'm really happy
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that I got this thing. This is awesome.
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It's what I've been looking for for a
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very long time.
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All right, if you guys found this video
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Also, make sure you check out the links
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down below. Go to Tactical Geek. Now,
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this particular bag was a Kickstarter.
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Um, it is fully funded from what I've
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seen last time I looked. There's also a
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discount code for you guys, so be sure
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and use that so you can get 10% off your
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purchase. And as always, thanks so much
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for watching and we will see you next
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time on the Prepared Wanderer.
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