Maxpedition Lightweight Toiletry Bag - LTB Review

high quality material and workmanship. More than necessary. The pockets in the main compartment don't keep items in place when traveling but can be used for organization when hanging a bag. This is my only complaint and once the zip is closed it doesn't matter.

Great product. When you are tired of searching in your suitcase for what you are looking for or when you have a mess while packing. I love it. I can find my toothbrush, deodorant, etc. I can put my razor and clippers in this bag and keep my hygiene products organized. love love love it

I love the design of this bag! It looks like for life. I also like the masculine khaki color. Maxpedition products have never let me down. As for another reviewer's complaint about the scratched mirror, what you are actually looking at is a protective layer of plastic. You must clean this before use.

I bought this to replace a cheap toiletry bag I've been using for years. I'm a big fan of Maxpedition, but this design is pretty clunky. You can't hang it in the shower and use it without something falling out. All in all it's ok and suitable if I travel 2 times a year but wouldn't recommend it. The quality is of course amazing because this is Maxepedition. But the design could use a rethink.

This is Maxpedition. Once again I have a feeling that if you have ever had any of their products the previous statement is all you need. I love the new EGR line and find it very useful. I have had numerous Maxpedition products over the years and in my opinion they are as good as Eberlestock without the price tag. I work at sea and use it with the Ironstorm bag. Both look great and are very durable. Get this line of products if you don't want to worry about a thing.

I had an old cosmetic bag that I had for sale over 25 years ago. It was perfect. It started falling apart over 10 years ago and I started looking for a replacement. Finally Maxpedition released it and I bought it. Unfortunately, as many reviewers point out, the top compartment is flexible. I found a bad solution by cutting a piece of 3/4" PVC pipe and clipping it under the mirror. Eventually I was able to fabricate the best solution - the frame. I haven't road tested the frame yet, but I did…

This thing could really pack everything you need for 1-2 days (shorts/t-shirts, no blue jeans and sweaters). typical guy and typical toiletries. unless you carry a full size hair dryer and curling iron. Still learning. but will probably come back. too big, soft/flexible. If you need a good-sized toiletry bag, get Aftermath. I will most likely stick with it. Edit - The more I look at it, the less I like it. It's absurdly flexible, any weight in the flap pulls the main sides in and that opens the