Magforce Gemini Sling Bag

This is my ideal EDC bag , due to surgery I have to carry various medical items with me every day ,this takes all my usual EDC items plus all the new items it is well organised ,well made and easier to carry than my usual ruck sack . I explained my needs and I think it was Richard or Nick that recommended this right away and as usual they were right . The guys at Heinnie really know their stuff . I could not be happier .

Well thought out design...down to the point,that you have two different styles,to the side of the bag....one side designed as a quick grap secured primary by a clip,in my case two pairs of gloves can easily fit in there,with a zip compartment nicely snuggled in,with a built in clip for your keys,whilst the other side have a few zipped compartments,nicely considered to have a small rope attached to the zip,,so if you have gloves on you can easily open it.... Now for the main compartment...it feels it designed around my lifestyle,with two large pockets,that seems they where made for my Bose speakers,knowing how the English weather is you still have enough space for a small foldable raincoat....I use a lot of lights,including a head torch,which can always stay at the quick grap section,or have its own compartment to secure several torches,as a back up I always have a charger...mines a massive 20 000,which can easily fit in,As for the price of £69.99.i believe it's well worth it...my last thoughts is the wide strap is more than comfortable.... . Loving it....highly recommend

I am comparing this with the Maxpediation Entity 14L crossbody as I was using that before the Magforce one. Unlike Maxpediation's Entity, this page has a lot of internal organisation. different sized pockets and generally good/intelligent use of the volume that this bag provides. Reminder: it has two faces. One side has an open pocket and the other has a zipped one. The only real complaint I have so far is that it is not comfortable at all. If you are planning on using this for daily use, just keep that in mind as it has no padding.

This is one of two Magforce products I bought from HH when they were first available. I like this bag a lot, it's a good size, and generally well-made. I've added a pad to the seat-belt strap, but haven't customised it beyond that. I do have a Magforce insert for it, which is also well-made, but unnecessary because of the existing number of internal pockets. The Gemini idea is a bit of a novelty, and I could manage very well without it. It's probably much more useful for those who want to CC a handgun. I am 6ft 2", and find the shoulder strap just a little short. The seat-belt material also has a tendency to slip in the plastic buckle, and I've had the bag drop off several times. The clever one-handed adjustment only works if you carry the bag one way. My main criticism of the bag though, is the fact that it is has the abrasive Cordura-type material on both sides. There's a reason rucsacs use different material for the back panel. It's fine, if you are wearing a shell garment, such as Gore-Tex, or waxed cotton, or something like a combat jacket, but if you are wearing wool, cotton flannel, fleece, Powerstretch, or something like a cotton sweatshirt/hoodie, the rubbing of the Cordura against these fabrics, as you are walking about, will quickly DESTROY them. I see that Magforce have now introduced a waxed cotton version of this satchel, which looks like a much better option.

As someone who has searched high and low for the perfect cost effective quality bag this has to be the closest I have ever come to succeeding. Without being stupidly expensive and without being blazoned with pointless designer labels it just performs at what it is supposed to be, a tough well made handy sized tactical style bag, a workhorse that succeeds at what it is made for and nothing else. Well worth the money, buy one.

Best bag I’ve bought off you. Service was great as well.