Maxpedition FATBOY™ VERSIPACK

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Product Features

• For right side carry
• Versatile compact shoulder pack design
• Main compartment has cinchable storm collar for water resistance
• Small side pocket that fits an 8 oz. soda can
• Side sheath holds flashlight or multitool

Product Description

Product Description

The bestselling Maxpedition FATBOY Versipack is a durable premium quality compact shoulder sling pack for right-side carry.

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 8 x 3 x 6.5 inches ; 1.5 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 1.5 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B000WB6UAG
• Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (17 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #9,389 in Clothing (See Bestsellers in Clothing)

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

18 of 19 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Manly carryall (not a purse!), September 29, 2007

By	Todd Burks (Charlottesville, VA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

Well-designed and made. This bag has plenty of pockets and zippered compartments for all kinds of items. I can carry my camera, phone, multi-tool, keys, maps, a book, and my lunch without needing to take a much larger backpack. The shoulder strap is comfortable, and the bag hangs nicely on the hip. The manufacturer, Maxpedition, also has additional wallets and cases that will attach to this to expand your options. This bag is made to carry on the right side. They also make a left-side version they call the "S-type". Recommended for anybody who wants to carrry a little more than will fit in their pockets.

10 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Great "Bindle". Or is it a PUSH-Pack?, January 31, 2009

By	Saint Richard (Upstate NY) - See all my reviews

Back in the 50's I was into rocks & fossils. Also fishing. I had a US WWII vintage gas-mask bag (pre-Viet Nam era) that slung over my shoulder for needed supplies. During college it served as book-bag and other purposes, as well. It was a really cool bag. After college, though, it just wasn't cool to haul it around with me. Not that I have ever worried overly much about being cool but I didn't like folks harassing me either.

Many times over the years since then, I've wondered why "the little missus" is supposed to haul the "luggage" while men are suspected of sexual identity issues if they try it.

These days, of course, men carry more stuff than ever. In addition to keys, wallet, handkerchief & maybe a pocket knife,there are now cell phones, IPODs and PDA's to be carried. Plus there is a lot of other stuff that men SHOULD carry, just in case. Even with "cargo pants" it can be a challenge to carry everything you'd like.

In my opinion, the day of the "man-bag" has come and people should not be so hung-up about it. If you agree, you won't find one better than the the Maxpedition Fatboy Versipak.

Maxpedition products are totally over-built; ruggedly constructed to LAST. "Hard-use gear" is more than a slogan with these products - but a reality. The Maxpedition products are also ergonomically designed for very practical usage. They have anticipated that you will want storage compartments both inside (to keep rummaging to a minimum) and outside (so you can keep the most frequently wanted items handy). If I count right the Fatboy has 11 different compartments or pockets plus attachment points for some extras if desired.

I guess the only question would be how much stuff YOU want to carry and whether this bag is the right size. Here is most of what I have got in mine: large check-book wallet, well-stocked 1st aid kit, cell phone, PDA, Benchmade Griptillian Folder, Leatherman Charge Multitool with sheath & accessories, AMK Pocket Survival Pack, Two-Man Heat-Sheet survival blanket, cell phone charger, PDA charger, assorted spare batteries, a vial of NATO Life-boat matches, a 3 foot tape measure, nail-clippers, a Sterling carbide knife sharpener, two handkerchiefs, two pens, a small notebook, a Bic lighter, two rolls of Rolaids, several Breast Milk Storage bags (for emergency H2O storage) a small bottle of Purell hand sanitizer, a pair of ear-buds for the music on my PDa, a folding hairbrush, a small tactical flashlight, a fresnel lens magnifier and small canvas sheath stocked with cotton balls & a small fire-steel with striker. And there is still room for a sandwich, some trail-mix & a snickers bar.

You might want to carry a lot less stuff than I do in which case one of the Maxpedition waist-packs might work. Or maybe you want to carry more. In any case Maxpedition has some carrying-gear that will work for you.

Just one thing. I can't get used to calling this thing a purse or even a "man-bag". Hobos used to "bindle" their possessions together in a small sack attached to their walking sticks. Since this bag contains a lot of the stuff I'd want if I unexpectedly found myself in hobo mode (anything can happen) that is what I have named it after. The Maxpedition Versipack is my "bindle". Another term I have heard for these "man-bags" is "PUSH-Pack". "PUSH" stands for "Practical Utility Shoulder Hold-all". But that one might be copyrighted.

11 of 13 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars You have to buy it!, February 22, 2008

By	Arthur W. Mangum "Krispin" (NC) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

After an intensive research on this bag, I finally decided to buy it. It is all and more of what I expected. All the reviews on this bag are right. It is a TOUGH Bag and extremly well designed. It is great for CCW. One of my favorites is my XD 40 4". A Gun that is not easy to conceal with sport clothes but it is easy with this bag. Its a good choice.

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