Packs: Emergency Tac-Sac

A pouch with adjustable straps, done with an orange color, to stand out as an Emergency Kit. The inside has a smaller pocket that is colored white for easy location and acquisition of whatever you store in there. No, it's not a fanny pack. Words matter, my friend. It's a Tactical Sack, a Tac-Sac, if you will. What's so great about it? Well, there are two sizes with adjustable straps, one for use as a cross-body bag, and the other for use as a traditional waist pack. However, if you're crafty enough, you can integrate the pouch into your plate carrier, battle belt, or chest rig. Otherwise, it makes for a pretty decent Bump Bag (for when things go bump in the night), or an inconspicuous Every Day Carry bag. It has plenty of room to stuff a compact handgun, extra magazines, a tourniquet, a lockpick set, pepper spray, and even a condom if you wind up getting lucky. I personally wear mine when I go on kayaking trips, as it keeps all of my stuff pretty dry (I use dry bags, too) and easily accessible. Keeps my hands relatively free to play with my kid, or navigate through rough waters. • 100% polyester (not as tough as Nylon or Cordura, but adequate for airsoft or EDC use) • Fabric weight: 9.56 oz/yd² (325 g/m²), weight may vary by 5% • Dimensions: 6.5″ (16 cm) in height, 13″ (33 cm) in width, and 2¾″ (7 cm) in diameter • Water-resistant material • Top zipper with 2 sliders • Small inner pocket without zipper • Silky lining, piped inside hems • 1¼″ (2.54 cm) wide adjustable straps with plastic strap regulators • Blank product components sourced from China with original design or corporate riff by Red Pawn