Evac Plan-B(TM) Sling Pack w/ MOLLE by Hazard 4(R) – Black

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1. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 24 September 2024

   EL PRODUCTO ES DE MUY BUENA CALIDAD. RESPONDE A LAS EXPECTATIVAS POR LO REDUCIDO DE SU TAMAÑO Y LA FORTALEZA DEL MATERIAL CON EL QUE ESTÁ HECHO.
   

2. quentin caminzuli Verified Buyer – 6 January 2025

   Apres plusieurs achats de différents sac, de différentes marque, j’ai enfin trouvé le miens. Je ne m’en lasse pas. Jusqu’ 7kg, rien a redire. Il est parfait. Je lui ajoute de temps en temps, sur les attaches molle, mon Vanquest EDC Maximizer Organizer, qui sinon rentre bien à l’intérieur.
   Sinon, pantalon, polo, et t-shirt de boulot, avec une gamelle plus l’edc en ext, ca rentre. Confortable aussi pour les activité de plein air. On sent que c’est conçu pour. Mes munitions de cal 12 rentre aussi tres bien dedans, pour le ball trap. Tiens aussi tres bien dans le dos une fois reglé, et passe devant sans soucis. Grande accessibilité de toutes les poches, Les sangles ne traine pas grâce aux velcros. L’attache ventral est sécurisée Conviens aussi aux personne forte, il y a pas mal de rab au niveaux des sangles ventrales. Pour l’anecdote, par un concours de circonstance, j’ai du sprinter, a travers la ville, pour rattraper ma femme qui m’attendais quelques rue plus loin. Sur 1000-1200m il a pas bougé, et ne m’a pas gêné, et comme d’habitude, il est passé devant de façon facile et fluide. Les fermetures éclaires sont de qualité. Bref, demain, il me faut un sac, je chercherais un evac plan b de chez hazard 4. Seul bémol le prix. Mais après de multiples achats, Jai appris que pour ne pas se tromper, il faut y mettre le prix! Je ne regrette pas cette achat, mais tous les autres.
   

3. Hassyu Verified Buyer – 6 January 2025

   多少雑に扱っても、しっかりと保護されているので助かっています。
   

4. Tim B Verified Buyer – 2 March 2025

   Here is an update. It’s been 2.5 years I use this bag EVERYDAY and not a single issue. All stiching is intact, all zippers still work…well, fabric has no rips or tears. I’m telling you this bag is a beast. I trust it enough to carry my Z7 II daily. Honestly, I drop this bag on my bench at home, the floor of my office and behind me in my rig daily and have no worry about my camera gear. I did break the shoulder strap buckle but that was 100% my fault as I smashed it in the doorjamb of my rig. Hazard4 was very helpful in getting me the replacement. I have changed the layout and loadout a few times but the pics tell the same story… Lots of space and room to attach gear. In fact too much. I have overloaded this thing many times hence the layout/loadout changes. With that said I do not suggest this pack for long distance hiking. It’s solid and comfortable but one shoulder can be taxing on the long hauls. Examples of use; The good: I have spent 12hrs zig-zagging my way through the Seattle riots taking photos and muscling my way through crowds while juggling gear. It’s accessablity, versatility and size made it great for quick move and shoot situations. Additionaly I carry this bag through the area and state parks where I am often posting up a while shooting wildlife but not travelling more than a couple miles at a time. In both of these situations it’s move and shoot with lots of stops. The bad: One the other hand I’ve carried this bag for long distances down trails point to point and after a couple hours it runs me down. Especially up hills when you need a more balanced load for endurance. This is not the pack for humping it long distances. Still I give this bag 5 stars w/o hesitation. ——————original review———– This review has lots of info; As I daily carried this bag for 2 months before writing this… If your like me you’re always searching for the perfect backpack, tool box, storage container, etc. to hold and organize your stuff. This sling is the closest thing to perfect for my everyday needs. I wanted a pack that is sturdy, dependable, roomy, Molle compatible with padded compartment for my camera and can be carried on one shoulder for quick transport or be securred to my body for longer periods of travel. It’s the second product I have purchased from Hazard 4 so I knew the quality was good going in. So it just came down to camera safety and comfort. Both of which are 5 star. In fact the camera protection is better than my big camera gear backpack. A quick background on me for reference; I’m a stocky 6′ guy in his 40’s, Background is construction and now 70% of my time is at a desk, I’m an EMS volunteer for the local FD, I do Martial arts, photography and live a mobile moderately rough and tumble life style. Main thing is I must be response ready 24/7 so this bag, my go-bag and truck contain everything I need to go 72 hrs without replenishment. Now to the nuts and bolts of my review; The Goods: 1. Strong high quality material with excellent stitching and good zippers. 2. Lots of room 3. Safe thick padded storage for camera. 4. Lots of space for Molle pouches and equipment. 5. Comfortable. 6. Versatile. 7. Easily adjustable. 8. Easily configurable. The main inner compartment is separated and/or organized with Velcro panels. 9. Easily personalized. 10. Easily expandable. 11. Tough. 12. Attractive. 13. Good size for everyday bag. Bads; 1. The front bottom outside pocket has a nylon pocket inside that does not retain items well. However it’s manageable and still provides for organizable space. 2 In my opion, the top compartment (very top) is inflexible in terms quantity and size limitations of items you can store. Its best for small and thin items like lens filters, memory cards, lens rags and single stacked cords. Ironically it’s the padding in this compartment that limits it’s use. Still very minor issue and because it’s so padded if you dropped it on it’s top nothing would break. Contents IN bag*: you can see from the photos everything layed out that fits IN the pack. So here is a brief run down. DSLR Nikon w/18-250mm lens, batteries & lots of em’, camera Battery charger, lens cleaner, connectivity and charging cords, small note pad and pens, compact hand sanitizer x2 (in different pockets), gum and protein bars, 100′ of paracord, toiletries, wipes, all my medications & vitamins (in an independent locking bag), large saline spray, 360 essential phone camera, earbuds, mini-mini trauma kit (tourniquet, 4@ 6×6 dressing, 1 @ 6×6 occlusive and tape) and some other small incidentals. Items on the OUTSIDE of bag*; Gerber StrongArm, Gerber multitool, Revo sunglasses & eye glasses in case, pouch for gloves (3 pairs of nitrile and 1 leather insulated), Surefire flashlight, Orca water pouch w/ 32oz Nalgene bottle and hand towel with protein bars in front pouch, Anytone HAM mobile transceiver, 2 shackles, on front sling strap it has a Gerber cord/strap/belt cutter. Transportation; Why a sling? Putting a backpack on over a big winter coat is a hassle just to walk to and from a parking lot. So I prefer to one shoulder my bag and unfortunately most comfortable backpacks slide off too easily when you one shoulder them and want to have your hands free. This one is much easier. I can one shoulder it and walk my dog while holding my coffee or whatever in other hand during the jurney to and from parking. Something I couldn’t do with my Pacsafe bag (another great product btw). Which is important because just like my camera my dog comes with me to work everyday. Plus, It’s not only easy it’s comfortable in either a one shoulder or cross body position. Security; The bag is very well made and tough. Making it very difficult to slash and grab items from inside, unfortunately the zipper pulls have no method of security and a good pickpocket could easy gain access. So I have some D clips on the Molle mounts to secure my zipper pulls making it more of a challenge to access and as a deterrent. Zippers and pulls; Zippers are hands down high quality. However, Some of the pulls came untied and they are small. I re-tied them at first and they stayed but since they are small and I have lots of add-ons I decided to make my own using paracord for easier access and to lock into my D clips easier. Camera storage; Yes, I carry a big-ol’ DSLR everyday. Phone cameras just don’t hold a candle to the real thing. This bag could be a 100% dedicated camera bag if you wanted. In fact I like it better than my massive camera gear backpack. Hand gun storage; For those of you wondering about hand gun storage. Yes you could do this in a number of pockets but there is no real dedicated concealment pocket just a pocket that has a Velcro pad. Nor does it come with a holster as seen in the description. I personally wouldn’t store one like they show it anyway. The possibility of getting pick pocketted, bag stolen, slashed or riffled through when unattended is too risky. Be responsible, If you must carry an unlocked and loaded gun and have a CPP/CCP keep your pistol on your person at all times. Otherwise you probably don’t need to carry. Also If you don’t have a CPP/CCP you have no business carrying a loaded gun. Grow up. Overall; This is absolutely a 5 star bag. If I break it down to a scale of 1-100 it’s a 98. I minused 2 only because of that single nylon inner pocket. I hope this review and photos helped. -T *Disclosure; The pack does not include any of the additional pouches connected to or inside the bag as shown in the photos. Nor does it include any tools, equipment, water bottle, connectors or paracord webbing.

   

5. Carlos V. Verified Buyer – 10 March 2025

   The Hazard 4 Plan B Evac Sling, designed for literally every single possible situation and scenario. I started research on this bag in 2016, the Molle panels and sheer black color of the sling bag initially drew in 16 year old me. Some time passed and I finally had my first terrible little job flipping chicken and some neighborhood joint. Then came my first check, some $300. At the time, I believe this bag was $114 with shipping not including for me. At 17, that was a lot of my check, but the look of the bag just never left my mind. I knew what I wanted and got it. My life was completely changed at that moment due in part to just what and where this bag went with me. From high school and my crap job, this bag held my uniform,, bike lock, water bottle, and the things my school bag didn’t hold. The ability to use the back slot that rests against the user’s back for a Camelbak made this a game changer. This is not the lightest bag coming in at two pounds, but what you can do with it is worth it. In my late teens, the back slot became my “stash spot” when questioned about any interesting odors while skateboarding. It became my day bag, everyday. When I turned 18, I finally had the money to get a defensive knife “SOCP Benchmade” and found the best place to mount it was on the sling, allowing a fast draw and the ability to always have a weapon at the ready; it helps how well it blends in as well! On planes, in crowded cars, on buses and trains, this bag was there with me between my feet and never further than my knees. At the beach, the Condura kept the sand away (although the bottle pouches kept a bit lol) and always had a towel ready inside and some drinks still cold from the felt lined thick walled padding within the bag. The center divider is used for my phone more than anything, just stick it to one side et voila! you have a pocket. The netting has torn in my bag but it’s still holding my gear in there. Meds, deodorant, a face mask, whatever… On the outer bags, my top pouch has little gear like lighters, cologne, sanitizer, and the occasional treat I want handy. The lower pouch is probably my favorite; pens, lock picks, portable battery, earbuds, field sharpener, compass and fire starter, and sunglasses. This bag has been used, abused, soaked, seared, thrown, dropped, dragged, used as a pillow, used as a shooting rest, used to move from place to place, to get up to no good, to do good, every damn thing. If you don’t care for my take, here’s the breakdown: At 17.5 inches in height, most rifles won’t fit, use the pack down clips on either side to lash it on, the pocket nearest the user fits a full sized pistol with optics and a suppressor. Mollie mounts mean you can lash it to a plate carrier and it just won’t fail. After nearly 7 years of use, the Condura seams are showing their ugly side by fraying in most every possible spot, it still has no holes in it and or gaps because this is a double seam, double stitched bag and every weak point. Tablets and laptops have a hard time fitting, doesn’t mean that it won’t fit if you try enough, some things just shouldn’t be in this bag perhaps but it’s good at doing everything else. People have given me crap about it being a man purse but yea that’s exactly what it is, it’s a sick ass man purse that will hold your doodads and a gun, especially with the Hazard 4 holster you can put on the sling for a cooler look or anywhere really. This bag is phenomenal to rotate one handed, dominant or non-dominant hand pulling. Can be used as a dump pouch forward facing across the chest with the sling on your back. Can dump beers and snacks in it too as you’re raiding a pantry. the ease of movement and sheer comfort of the padding make this an excellent everyday bag. Watch your weight, this bag will hold more than your shoulder can, but you can make the sling mount left or right depending on you. This bag will be MY bag for many more years, probably until I don’t need a bag anymore and then it will be a SHTF bag filled with all the goodies 16 year old me wanted to put in it eventually. Buy this bag if you think you like it, it only gets better with use. To Hazard: Thank you for making Tactical Progression your priority, and for the many journeys you’ve given me to have had this bag on. I look forward to many many more as this is now the daddy diaper bag for the next two years or so❤️

   

6. Lone Wolf Verified Buyer – 11 April 2025

   Pour moi le photo recon demeure LE sac photo tactique ultime actuellement.
   Totalement pensé pour les véritable professionnels de terrains.
   il ne lui manque qu’une deuxième bretelle et très honnêtement ce serait l’apothéose technique.
   Bref un sac à la journée sur des reportages cours des missions ponctuelles. (utilisé en Asie principalement rien à redire)
   robuste ULTRA sécurisant pour le matériel, modulable… le top. juste un manque de confort en fin de journée avec la mono bretelle.