VANQUEST PILUM VSlinger Left-Shoulder Slingpack

I'm a new father. The compartments work well for diapers camera gym clothes computer and much more

Purchased this Directly from Vanquest's website when they had a Flash Sale. Intended use is as a GHB kept in my truck. I really like the Wolf Gray color and the fact that this bag doesn't scream "Tactical". Bought the Left-Shoulder version since I'm right handed and didn't want the strap to interfere when shouldering a rifle. The lower strap attachment point on the right side does not interfere with drawing a pistol from a 3 o'clock belt holster either. I've used many different bags during my time in the Military and since, and this is one of the best. Be advised: the model wearing the bag in the pictures must be a very small man. It was a bit smaller than I expected, but that's my fault. Be sure to check the bag's dimensions as listed by the manufacturer.PROS: Build quality is very good and construction is solid. Materials used are a good balance between durability and weight. Contrasting interior color makes finding items very easy. External shock-cord allows me to secure my poncho to the bag but keep it easily within reach. Grab handle lets you pull the bag into position to access items quickly.OBSERVATIONS/SUGGESTIONS: I would love it if this bag were a couple inches taller and a bit wider, allowing for storage of a wider variety of firearms. The rear-most compartment (where a hydration bladder would hang) should have loop Velcro sewn into the entire panel instead of just a strip, allowing for better placement of hook-backed pouches/holsters. Also if this same compartment had a larger zippered opening for faster access to contents.