KastKing BlowBak Tactical Sling Tackle Bag-Lightweight Fishing Backpack Storge Fishing Gear and Equipment,Gift for Men

So there’s a small and a large. The large has the sling that unzips into backpack straps. And that’s the one I got. For something so compact, there’s an insane amount of room in here. You can zip the backpack straps together and carry it like a sling bag. But I prefer unzipped. Fits all my gear and has room for my sunglasses, phone, sandwich, wallet, and even a light hoodie. For the price it’s absolutely fantastic! Also has a rod holder and large cup holder for the taller water bottles. If you’re looking for a solid backpack style tackle bag, I cannot recommend this one enough.

Excellent sling bag for Pond hopping.I got the smaller version, it fits one 3,600 tackle box and two smaller tackle boxes stacked in front of it. In case you are wondering if there is any more wiggle room to fit anything else - there isn't. Just upgrade to the larger version.In my case, I did not upgrade to the larger version because I wanted it to be lightweight and comfortable while I walk around my lakes and ponds. Storage capacity is gray, you can pretty much take everything you need. Straps are super comfortable and durable.Love KastKing products!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Perfect Gift – Rugged, Stylish, and Super Functional!I bought the KastKing BlowBak Tactical Sling Tackle Bag for my daughter’s 20th birthday, and it was a total hit! She absolutely loves it. The design is sleek and tactical, and the quality is top-notch. One of her favorite features is the USA Flag patch—it adds such a cool, patriotic touch that really makes the bag stand out.She’s been using it as a backpack, and the ease of use and comfort are outstanding. The sling design makes it super convenient to swing around for quick access, and it fits snugly without being bulky. Whether she’s out hiking, fishing, or just using it as an everyday carry, it’s been incredibly versatile.Highly recommend this bag for anyone looking for a durable, stylish, and practical gift. KastKing nailed it with this one!

Decent storage capacity. I use it as my creek/river pack. Holds 2 tackle cases, but I really love the easy access to the pliers. I attach a tether to the bag, and it holds my pliers in a very accessible spot. My only knock would be fit. I routinely wear it for 3+ hours. The strap doesn't stay in place on my shoulder very well, and I feel like I am constantly shifting/adjusting it as I make my way. The shoulder pad definitely does not stay in place. I do like that you can switch strap sides. The stitching seems to be pretty strong. It is my first season with this pack, and so far it is holding up well. I took it to South Carolina for a week, and also to St. Martin, in addition to my semi-weekly creek hikes. Price was reasonable for the miles I put on it. My previous pack from another manufacturer lasted 5 years, and it literally fell apart over time. Give me a few more seasons on this one to see how it holds up to the rigors.

This bag is perfect for a minimalist travel fishing setup. I paired it with a travel rod and now there’s really no excuse not to have a compact rig ready to go. The smaller sling only fits two tackle boxes, which is actually a good thing — I use the waterproof KastKing boxes, and they fit just right.What I like most is that it forces you to streamline your gear. No more lugging around stuff you don’t use. You focus on just the essentials, and that makes every outing more efficient. The build quality is solid, and it’s comfortable to wear for long periods.If you’re into bank fishing, kayak fishing, or just want a grab-and-go setup, this bag is a smart choice.

I have a couple of these and really enjoy them. The stitching has held, zippers work well and the pockets are well-designed for the bag isn't constantly twisting or falling while accessing.They are small enough inget one for each type of fishing. Even if you are going multiple days for multiple fish, these will cover most day outings in fresh water. Putting 3 or even 4 of them in a pike or hangar takes up the same room as one large kit, and you don't have to sul and expose all of your extra tackle to risk in case of a boat turn over (just me?)

I got this to be my purse, not a fishing bag.I'm disabled, but I still need to carry a good bit with me when out and about, so I had been looking for a more lightweight, sling-type bag I could easily carry for longer periods if need by but still access stuff easily. Trust me, it wasn't an easy search.This bag, though, it works great! I can easily get it on and off or carry it by the top handle if it's a bad day, and it holds everything I need easily.The main pocket is big enough to hold a small knitting bag, a couple of organizers, even documents folded in half. The pockets on the outside hold my meds, hand sanitizer, flashlight, you name it. It's actually very easy for me to use with all those pockets, and the top pocket holds my sunglasses and inhaler without being cramped.I do wish the water bottle pocket were bigger, is very few that I use fit in it. Actually none. It does hold my keys well, though.I'm thinking of getting the bigger size as a go bag, just in case. So far, I have seen that this is very well made, as no seams are ripping or even stretching much, so I think the bigger size as a go bag would be a good plan.I do wish they came in other colors, as black isn't a usual color for me. Even just a Navy would be nice.

Bag functions well, but there are a few problems with it. The velcro on the "tool" section at the top is a bit rough. It shows a multitool / pliers on the picture, and I had a real problem getting them to stay if your moving around alot (I hike out to alot of fishing locations). Also, the "water bottle pocket" is HORRIBLE. There is not a single way to get any water bottle in there at all, and that is one of the reasons I got this, because I always want to have water with me. Even our small / narrow water bottles don't even come close to fitting. Going to use a carabiner or something to attach it, but its still pretty annoying.