The dual-strap version of our best-selling Plan-B™ sling-pack, this model adds a backpack harness by popular demand. This unique pro-quality day-pack still has all of the same legendary features but now it distributes heavy loads more evenly to both shoulders.
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**Coyote color is custom order only**
Excellent and well done.
I keep trying to move away from this bag that I've owned for years now. However, i always find myself coming back to it. Reason being, I tend to think i outfit it because it won't cover a heavy days load all the time, but when I go bigger, i tend to overload and get to heavy. The size checks that in the Hazard 4 Plan C. It's comfortable, and smaller footprint tends to alleviate hot back. The only hangup i have is the side straps for cinching, and it's only when i need to open the bag more than ⅓ of the way down because it blocks the zipper when clipped. No big deal, except for a very few times you want to open half the bag. That and the outside side pockets are very tight and if packed tight inside could prevent storage of bulky items in those exterior pockets. Overall, this is one of my favorites for daily running around and i recommend this plan c which could be converted to a plan b type sling too if that's more preferable. Not as dialed in as the sling when used s one but it can be done.
My second Plan C one for work one for the laptop gear and hiking the drone built tough for Australian Conditions
I have the plan C bag for a few months now and some improvements can be made in the design of the bag IMO. 1st, why does the bag not have quick release shoulder straps? Because the bag is narrow it is difficult to put on both shoulders into the straps, and I am a lean /slim person. Getting the bag off can be just as difficult as putting it on, quick release straps would be helpful (especially since some of these bags seem tactical in design based on the advertising pictures). 2nd, the main center strap joint to bag itself is a weak point. Instead of the straps being connected to the bag is attached to a patch of material that is then attached to the bag. If this 2 things were fixed, I would give the bag 5 stars.
I use this bag daily as an edc, keeping the bare necessities, and then some in this bag. It is organized, easily accessible, and flexible to a very high degree. It swings around to the front, even with the two strap backpack style, with access no matter which way you swing, to the bottomof the bag should you need it. All zippers flow to any side you want, so even that is ambidextrous. There are many options as far as add ons, not just provided by hazard 4, but any Molle attached gear. The hard upper is great for protecting sensitive items in the zipper attached to the hard shell, and the upper portion of the bigger inner section as well. The padded dividers work well, and are definitely stiff and strong enough to keep everything separated when closed. This bag packs a big punch in compact style. I love it as an edc/worksite lunch box, and print holder. Great tool you guys have here, it definitely has me looking for my next purchase from hazard 4. Thanks a bunch.
