TRU-SPEC Trek Sling Backpack

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1. Kelly McLean Easton Verified Buyer – 23 March 2024

   Purchased as a gift. Recipient loved it.
   

2. Erich Verified Buyer – 30 May 2024

   Very sturdy pack, zippers not giving any problems and smooth, clips are a durable plastic and snap and lock hard for a great hold. For a small pack, you can pack this thing with a lot of stuff. My new EDC pack
   

3. brandon huyard Verified Buyer – 22 October 2024

   Bought about 2 years ago, I keep it in the car for a basic first aid kit and other items I prefer not to have on my person all the time. Worked great as carry on, hiking/camping gear. Handy for roadtrips and don’t want to fumble around with a big bag.
   

4. Godssailor Verified Buyer – 25 November 2024

   I purchased this because I find appendix carry and other under-clothing methods of concealed carry uncomfortable. I have a backpack, but slinging it around to draw a weapon was unwieldy, even with practice. So, I decided to try a slingbag. Frankly, I wanted something a little less tactical looking, but a slingbag with all the features this has that isn’t tacticool would cost twice as much. I pimped my bag out with a bunch of nerdy pins and morale patch, so I don’t look like a traditional carrier. That said, in this sling bag, I carry a full-size Glock 21, two spare magazines, two tactical flashlights, tactical pen, utility knife, and a bleed kit that includes tourniquet, guaze, bandage, medical shears, and a space blanket. There are other ways of having the same kind of EDC, but this works great for me, and for the cost, I don’t think you can do much better.
   

5. Brian D Carlsen Verified Buyer – 17 February 2025

   The bag appears to fit the bill for everything I wanted. Smallish enough (similar in size to a “fanny-pack”) to carry necessary items, including compact pistol, while in gym clothes, etc.

   However, for my body size/shape/height, once I adjust the length of the shoulder strap where I want it, the wide cushioned pat sits on my back or too close to my neck. The only way to “fix” this is to cinch the strap down firmly, which is counter to the main reason I purchased it. I want it to be a cross body slung bag, small in stature, that I can rapidly rotate to my chest/abdominal area in order to draw a weapon if necessary.

   It just didn’t work out for me. So no real field testing, but it appears to be of adequate quality and looks good sitting still.
   

6. Adam Litke Verified Buyer – 6 March 2025

   So far this has been a great bag for the $53.01 I paid for it.

   Everything has held up great except for the pull strings attached to the zippers. I have now had 3 different pull strings fall off. Thankfully I had a few IWI pull strings laying around to replace them.

   I especially like the grey as the molle is not overly pronounced and does not scream “tactical” bag.

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7. Alex Verified Buyer – 14 March 2025

   I got this little bag to carry a few daily items plus my gun. As a licensed concealed carrier, I carry my gun with me everyday in this bag. It has a convenient pocket on the back perfect for a firearm. I carry a shirt, a pair of socks, a bottle of water, a knife, and some miscellaneous items daily. Occasionally I use it to carry my camera. So far, the bag shows no signs of wear after using it daily for about 2 months now.
   

8. 4.3 out of 5 stars Verified Buyer – 17 March 2025

   This is the ninth or tenth sling bag I have tried. (Thank you githubja.com Prime!) So far, only one has come close to doing what I thought was a simple ask. I need to do two things- Carry my iPad (in its case) and carry my EDC CCW – a Sig P365XL – in safe manor. Meaning there MUST be a way to secure some type of holster to keep the CCW from sliding around, or out, of the bag. The CCW pocket MUST have some reasonably easy access. I would LIKE to carry a water bottle (optionally, it can be attached on the exterior). There should be room for some daily items like glasses, pens, paper, small stuff. So far, only one company on githubja.com comes close, and they aren’t great. As this review is about Tru-Spec I will not post their name. This Tru-Spec bag looked good. This bag is advertised with 3 CCW pockets, and an 8 x 10.5″ pocket. (See image of screen shot of their advertisement) I though “PERFECT!” I was wrong. As soon as I tried the IPad, it was a disappointing “No gonna work.” The interior width of the advertised tablet pocket is closer 7.25″. Also, the most likely to be used pocket for CCW won’t hold a Sig P365. What! That is a small CCW. It will fit in the rear most compartment. BUT, kind not with a great closure. And, how do you access that compartment when the bag is pulled either on your back, or tucked against your chest? Slipping a hand under the shoulder strap isn’t going to happen. So, the last choice is the interior compartment. Where the gun will fit and conceal. You just have to be patient getting to it. So. back this bag goes to githubja.com while I keep on searching. Tru-spec – PLEASE learn how to use a measuring tape before you advertise a bag’s dimensions.