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9/28/2012

Maxpedition Multi Purpose Bag Review

Maxpedition Multi Purpose Bag
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I own two of these bags. I use one as an everyday briefcase and travel bag. The other is a range bag or personal travel bag for my pistol.
Maxpedition products are stain resistant Teflon treated ballistic nylon. Hence, they are more expensive than some competitors. They are "hard use gear".
This bag has about 20 compartments. It will carry an HP laptop with a 14 inch diagonal screen. The main compartment has an adjustable divider with plenty of room. The divider has a hook and loop board (velcro) on one side for additional pouches.
The long end pouch will hold two 16 ounce water bottles. The small pouches at the opposite end I use for a Blackberry and a cell phone. The side pouches unzip and completely fold down.
This replaces a worn out Wenger Swiss Gear laptop briefcase. It has more functionality.
Negatives: The fabric is stiff, since it's treated. It should loosen up with wear. It's also expensive, though you can shop around among the authorized sellers, including Ebay. I also recommend khaki, as the black one seems to show lint.
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9/25/2012

Maxpedition Bottle Holder Review

Maxpedition Bottle Holder
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I use the 10" x 4" Maxpedition Bottle Holder to fit a Guyot Designs Stainless Steel water bottle using the 32 oz. Backpacker model that is nested in a GSI Outdoor Glacier Bottle Cup / Pot - 18fl oz. This combination fits extremely well. It leaves enough room to keep an emergency blanket and compass nested on top of the bottle.
The front pocket holds a signal mirror, duct tape, purification tablets and a Swedish Firesteel Army model.
I bought add ons of a 1.5 inch shoulder strap with a shoulder pad and two Maxpedition Cocoon Pouches which are 2 inches in diameter and 8 inches long. These products make the water bottle a great modular system to add and delete items as necessary based upon your needs.
The breakdown of the Maxpedition Bottle Holder is:
- Main compartment: 10" high x 4" diameter, padded, with drainage grommet
- Frontal: 6" x 3" x 1.5" with elastic retention PALS attachment webbing
- Front and sides Attachments
- D-rings for optional shoulder strap Attachment (I highly recommend the shoulder strap)
- Utilizes Long Malice clips (sold separately)
Overall another great Maxpedition product when you need minimalist supplies for a hike or other outing. Highly recommended.

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