Review on Red Rock Outdoor Gear Navigator Backpacks by Jennifer Dammann

***SEE. UPDATE BELOW*** If you've never been in the military, you might not appreciate this bag. Otherwise you will find that it must be modular and you will equip it according to the mission. In my case Lenovo X240. WiFi station Ubiquiti. Power adapter, DC-DC power supply. AC power supply. Pair of 1TB USB drives. Notebooks, pens, pencils, felt-tip pens. And yes, I'm counterclockwise. It's not for a boardroom or office, it's a field pack. If you are looking for a fashionable shoulder bag, you have to keep looking, you will not be very happy with this bag. When you're on the go and need to carry your essential gear, this bag is for you. *** UPDATE *** Ok, now that I've used the bag for a few weeks I can report on how it's holding up. The bag has a significant design flaw that is not visible at first glance; The outer flap section is the one with a quick release buckle for concealed carry, the inner section has a zip and large Velcro closure. The Velcro closure is designed so the flap can be opened quickly to reveal your gun or whatever you have in this pouch. This means that the entire weight of the outer flap is carried by a very small area of poorly stitched material. In my pocket, this section began to open. Soon it will open wide, and the outer flap and pockets will fall out. That issue aside, the design and layout of the bag is still top notch. I hope to resolve this issue with Revain or the supplier soon.