Rapiddominance Heavy Weight Field Bags

I love this bag. I'd been looking for an everyday bag that wasn't too huge, wasn't too expensive, and, most importantly, would hold my Kindle Keyboard easily. Most purses I looked at I liked but they were too small, or else they were big enough but I found them ugly or overpriced. This simple field bag fills the bill perfectly. I had previously bought a Rapiddominance messenger bag to use for carrying my 15" laptop, and I'd liked that one a lot, so I was pretty sure I'd like this smaller bag, too.It's very sturdy, and even empty, it stands up on its own (some have reported that their bags are floppy and of lightweight canvas; this hasn't been the case with mine). My Kindle fits in the main compartment easily with plenty of room for other things, such as sunglasses, credit card wallet, hand lotion, etc. My bill & coin wallet fits in the zippered pocket inside the main pocket, but I carry a "taxi" style wallet which is quite slim; a larger wallet with a clasp-closure coin compartment and many card slots would not fit. I also put a pair of "emergency" earbuds in the zippered pocket, and could fit a few other small, non-bulky items.There is a front pocket in front of the main one, under the flap. I keep my keys and keyring store discount cards in that with a couple other small items. The pocket is deep enough that I don't worry about the keys falling out. I've even slipped my smartphone in that pocket with no problems.The velcro that holds the flap shut is heavy-duty and long enough to hold the flap closed very securely. The rear pocket, which also closes with a strip of velcro, I find handy for slipping receipts, outgoing mail, and other slim items into.The strap is nicely wide and heavy-duty, but not too stiff to be uncomfortable. It adjusts to fit well either over the shoulder or across the body. The brass fittings seem quite sturdy to me.This is a very nice alternative to a purse, particularly if you need to carry a fair amount but don't need a full-sized messenger bag, but it would also work well as a "man-bag" for a guy who needs something to tote his tablet or ereader and other stuff, but doesn't want something that looks like a woman's purse. It could also be personalized with decorative touches if you're a crafty sort.My sister liked my bag so much, she bought one for herself, also in khaki, and plans to buy another in black.I am not sure whether I would use this bag if I still commuted by subway in a large city -- because of the velcro closure on the flap, it would be theoretically possible for someone to raise the flap and grab something from the main pocket -- however, I think it would be okay if worn cross-body and with the flap towards you (and also, don't carry it in a press of crowds with the bag behind you -- keep it in front of you if you're packed like a sardine in a can with other train riders).I love this bag, recommend it highly, and would purchase it again. This bag will NOT fit most laptops, but tablets should fit fine. If you're looking for a bag big enough to carry a laptop (15" or less), then check out the larger Rapiddominance messenger bag.

I only have two complaints: There are no zippered pockets and there is no exterior holster for a water bottle. Other than that I'm very happy with this bag. The strap is a good width and is comfortable. The way it's designed, I'm not too concerned with the lack of zippers. I don't think anything would ever fall out. Anyway, here's the low-down on the layout...Main compartment: Fits a decent amount of cargo. I usually carry a book, steno pad, glasses case, and maybe gloves if it's cold. You can fit a few more things, but I like to keep my cargo minimal and organized. It will NOT fit a textbook or a full-sized notebook, so keep that in mind. Within the main compartment is a small zippered pouch that has just enough space for some spare pens or pencils or a glass spoon if you roll that way.Front pocket: It's flat and does't expand the way the main compartment does, so I usually just keep my wallet and keys there--two things that I need to be able to reach is and find quickly. This and the main compartment do not have their own enclosures; they are both sealed when the top flap velcros to the front.Back pocket: A little bigger than the front pocket and pretty convenient as long as whatever you put in it does not knock against you as you walk. I never use it though.Again, very happy with it and would recommend buying it. If you're handy with a needle and thread, you could even mod it out and add some zippers or a bottle holster.

This is a great bag for the price. I've had mine for a little over a year now, and it's been great to take with me whenever I go out for a day hike, walk downtown to read in a coffee shop, or for traveling. It's big enough to fit a book or two, and a normal sized water bottle (depending on how big your book is), along with all the other little random stuff I like to have available when I'm out (napkins, first aid kit, pens, notebook, etc.), yet small enough to not be cumbersome. The quality is pretty good, but don't expect it to last forever. A few months ago the fabric of the dividing part between the big pocket and the small outer pocket started to separate from the sides at the top, which was not a big deal, but recently the fabric around the velcro ripped at the stitching, which means there's a square hole in the front pocket where the velcro still hangs on by one side. I'll have to patch it up, but I can still use it. So all in all, the quality's not top notch, but for about $20 it still gets 5 stars for excellent value.

I've tried about half a dozen bags which all had their flaws, some significant (e.g., poor workmanship, poor design, low quality materials, etc., and didn't really fit well). The Rapid Dominance Heavy Weight Field Bag has no flaws. It is a great size for any 9-10 inch tablet and has just enough room to throw in other daily carry items. I use it every day. Very sturdy and yet the material is flexible which means I can roll it up, set it on a table and use it to prop up my Nook at just the right angle when reading. And the little inside zipper pocket is perfect for earbuds. Strap is nice and wide which means comfortable when carrying. And, a big plus is that (IMHO) it looks pretty masculine although I have to admit my wife has been eyeing it too. Let's just say it could very easily be considered gender neutral. The only thing I would add to this bag if they are looking for suggestions would be a little strap handle on the top making it easier to grab and go. Bottomline: If you have a 9-10 in tablet, you'll be pleased with this bag.

Bought this to use waterfowl hunting mainly, and for deer hunting. Fits a box of shells, 4 calls on a lanyard, headlamp, and a sack of sunflower seeds just mint with room to spare. Stitches are solid, material is great quality. I have a months use of it so far in the woods and swamp and it’s more Than fair price for a satchel of this stature.Also have used it to carry flies and an extra reel fly fishing.

I had purchased this bag once before and it was amazing. It lasted over two years with everyday use, but I eventually had to say goodbye when the threads wore bare around the straps. I was pleased to find it was still being made; however, it certainly isn't the same. The differences were immediately noticed when the new one arrived, first when I was greeted with a strong chemical smell, then by the half-rusted zipper and strap buckles that left a reddish residue on my hands and anything else they touched. Additionally, there was an excessive amount of black lint and fabric "dust" inside all the pockets, including the one that is zipped shut, and it managed to coat anything and everything that went in the bag. A really good rinse and three months later and I'm still finding black gunk on any items that go in the bag. On top of that, the inner edges started fraying within the first week, adding loose threads to the decaying mess. Overall, the bag is on it's last legs and I haven't even had it half a year. I think it's safe to say I will not be ordering another once this one bites the dust - or chokes on its own.

reseña del 2 de agosto.añado este comentario un mes y cinco días después de q adquirí está bolsa pues ya se desbaratóy por completo se descocio, se hizo pedazos. además mancha cualquier cosa q le metas, la tela se hizo horrible como si estuviera dañada por efectos del sol, la tocas y se razga horrible, no la recomiendo en lo más mínimo. le sale polvo negro y te manchas cuando metes las manos dentro de la bolsa, no sé si pueda exigir un reembolsoreseña del día q la recibí el 27 de junio.Esta bien la bolsa pero lo q no me gusto es q las hebillas q tiene a los lados q sujetan la correa paacolgarte la bolsa vienen medias oxidadas no la regreso por que no afecta tanto pero si deben de tener cuidado con eso

Comfortable to an extent where it is often forgotten that it is being worn.Zippers can stick sometimes, however the price is indicative of that.Sufficient organisation for my needs.Drink bottle, notepad, phone, wallet, keys writing utensils and a DSLR with spare batteries and memory cards and room to spareFantastic Velcro, almost to a fault.

Increíblemente robusta y resistente. Tiene el tamaño ideal para llevar tabletas, consolas y demás electrónicos.Pesé a la apariencia sencilla que tiene puedes apreciar lo resistente que es este producto al primer tacto.