Bandoleer (6.2 L)

Great quality and very well designed. The Bandoleer is strong, durable, and comfortable to use. I use it daily and also for carrying my action camera gear, and it works perfectly for my needs.

I would like to see an option for a matching color support strap and maybe a slightly wider version, but overall this is an excellent product. Very happy with my purchase.

Just got it today, and I’m very pleased . I carry a man purse to keep all my “get home” gear in, so this will be replacing that. I will also use this for travel, because I keep my clothes separate for my personal items. I haven’t loaded it up with gear yet, but I think it will fit everything I need it too. I’m very impressed by the quality, and I now look forward to getting more H4 gear in the future. It’s well worth the price I paid. I can’t wait to show my father, who introduced me to this company in the first place.

I am someone who has to contend with open wounds so I carry dressings and medicine in this bag. It's a super convenient way for accessing dressings in the field off the ground.

Hands down the reason I come back to Hazard 4 and pay the extortionate rates for shipping (Not Hazard4s issue) is that time and again they deliver amazing quality, amazing storage options, and configurability in their bags.

Great bag over all. Words alone won't do it justice, that's why I produced a review video of my own! Check out my YT channel for a more in depth review of the "BANDO!"

https://youtu.be/4bOGPQchi3c

P.S. The current BOGO sale makes the bag an even more attractive addition to your collection!!!

I have several other Hazard 4 bags that I use periodically. This bag first caught my attention in a Shotshow video from MilspecMonkey. I contemplated getting it for awhile. Now that I finally bought one, I kicked myself for not getting it sooner. Its become EDC bag, doesn't matter where I'm going or for how long, this bag is coming with me. Its light weight, sturdy, & holds more then I orginally thought it would. As with most of the gear I use, my family, friends, and co-workers always get inspired to update their gear & Hazard 4 never seems to disappoint any of them.

I bought this on a whim but have been pleasantly surprised! I live in an urban area and this little bag enables me to conceal my sidearm and basic EDC items. This is a great addition to my setup. Well done H4!

This bag is perfect for when I want to carry small items such as power banks, charging cords, note pads, pens, etc. but don't need to everything else my Plan B carries or where I want my profile to be limited whilst having everything I need. My first gripe with it is I wish the sling strap was removable so I could use the 2 separate loops at the end to attach it to bigger bags and detach it when I need to discard the bigger bag without the sling awkwardly hanging behind it possibly snagging on something, secondly its extremely slim in width to the point where my iPad Mini is a very snug fit in the back compartment. With these gripes aside the admin compartment is very well thought out and uses space efficiently, the back compartment can just fit my iPad Mini and a decently size note pad. I will definitely be using this as an indoor adventure bag in places such as shopping centers and museums as well as a compliment bag to my Plan B when things can be slimmed down and only the bare essentials is needed.

My wife calls it my Man Purse so I call it my Murse. I carry a 3-finger cigar case, single-jet torch lighter, earbuds, dust mask, extra pen, AAA flashlight, pocket tissues, eye glass case, and other items too large for pockets. It could be a little wider so I could carry my tablet.

The only knock would be there is no loop or d-ring inside from which to hang keys.

When on my way to and from work, wearing my Bandoleer and my Pillbox at the same time is a little awkward. However, the strap of the Bandoleer is just long enough for me to wrap it around the outside of my Pillbox.

Also, 1 I Jack mentioned the strap could be more padded. I took the Deluxe Strap Pad I bought for my MOD messenger bag and it fits the strap of this bag perfectly.

I am not any kind of professional or even amateur photographer/videographer. I'm a dad who has a bit of kit that needs quick access to capture my children's activities in a snap. I carry my GoPro (older 4 model), a compact Canon pocket camera, backup batteries for both, extra memory cards, some handles, a chest harness for the GoPro, some charging cables, a gimbal, and a couple mini-multitools to service the cameras. The D-ring for attaching the camera has been incredibly helpful for the pocket camera so I don't have to fiddle too much trying to get it ready to take pictures while we're out on vacations or at the park.

It's got a hard enough shell to withstand the bumps and bruises one might accrue during a trip and can be tossed around without disturbing the contents, so long as you secure them with the included pockets/straps. It sits very very comfortably across the body as a sling bag and can accommodate expansion pouches/pockets in the fanny-pack configuration without weighing too heavily on the hips. That being said, I found it most comfortable as a sling pack with no extra pouches.

This is a nice smaller size bag for your EDC. I used back and forth to work on the subway and the hard shell is great if it gets bumped into or banged by something, you know the contents are protected. Even for its small size Iâ€m able to fit an Kindle Fire 8 in there with a case on it, my 2 phones and a few other items. Even though it doesnâ€t have a retention strap it really doesnâ€t move around when slung on your back. My only two complaints (only 1 is about the bag) I wish there was more padding n the strap, itâ€s not bad because the bag doesnâ€t get to heavy but some more padding would be great. My other complaint is that I wished Hazard 4 made their items in the United States and not China. I do have many Hazard 4 bags and do have to say though that they are great bags.

Preordered this bag before it was released and was happy that it arrived just before a trip to Germany. Used this as my carry-on. It was able to hold a surprising amount of gear including extra powerbanks, a Kindle, flashlight, and other miscellaneous items. Its small size required thoughtful consideration for each item carried, but then sometimes the problem with bringing a larger pack is that you feel compelled to fill it. I added to its capacity by attaching a Mil-Pod for sunglasses and another small pouch for other items, both slung along the main strap. Altogether, it was still small enough to easily fit under the seat in front of me, and when I did have to use the overhead bin, I was assured that the contents would be protected from other luggage thanks to the hard shell exterior. (I had tried placing an accessory pouch on the rear rails but found that placement to be awkward, as it caused the entire pack to twist downwards while on my back.) Once at my destination, this pack was used on three day hikes with a first aid kit slung along the main strap and a 1L hydration pouch placed in the main zippered compartment with the tube running out along the main strap. I was pleased that this small pack could accommodate these needs. My only knock against this pack is the diagonal placement of the zipper in the main compartment made attaching a HardPoint difficult, though it was do-able.

This bag is perfect for holidays, days out or dog walks when I want to carry the bare minimum. I use it to carry my DJI Osmo action and Osmo pocket along with aa mini tripod, extension stick, battery pack and cables and a surefire torch. If you want more carriage ad a pouch to the molle.