Watson Coyote Lumbar Chest with Enhanced Safety Features Review

Love Hazard 4 pockets and this is my favorite for all occasions. Robust and very reliable. I just wish there was more room on the mall bag.

This backpack is great for day trips with plenty of pockets for snacks, drinks, first aid and extra clothing and electronics. I love it and it stays in place when strapped to the shoulder.

This bag was bought for everyday use. I have used the 5.11 Rush 12 and a tactical tailor bag for everyday use between work and play. Rush 12 is a bit big for a basic edc and packs a lot of stuff. While the tt sling was a bit small. Both have qualities I really like and they seem to come together in this bag! It has plenty of compartments and pockets to organize my stuff, but the smaller (than the rush) size encourages me to think about what I'm carrying. The only thing that comes to mind after…

I have had this bag for about 5 years now and use it every day, mainly to carry supplies from my car to my work truck. The quality of the fabric is excellent and there has never been a rip or tear. The underside of the sling, where it goes over the shoulder, is a bit frayed and a lot of little fluff comes loose, but that's not a problem. The main issue I have is the small plastic buckle. It's very easy to step on when the bag is on the ground and it breaks when you step on it. They should have…

I like this bag. It has adequate pockets and the construction is good. There are no instructions on how to set up wearing. Based on the pictures, you should use it as a lumbar belt and also as a front chest pouch. I think I figured it out but a video of this bag would be appreciated. Also, Hazard 4 has a very questionable customer service and purchasing policy. I have purchased several other items direct from their website for over $400. I received an email asking me to send a screenshot of the

Great bag so far - very durable. I've been using it for about 3 months so far. Not as flashy as my Malaga, but that's okay as I'm not a green beret or anything. This bag replaces my 3 year old Malaga. I just wanted to try something different. The side pockets are very spacious and can hold many things - water bottles, travel coffee mugs and so on. I have a Kleen Canteen with various other little things on one side and a sunglass case and a Maxpedition Cocoon Bag with extra space on the other…

Watson is a great little backpack. The construction is very strong, high density Cordura and the zippers are as smooth and strong as nails. The body strap is very comfortable and can be easily moved from the right side to the left side. I was initially a bit skeptical about the usefulness of a single strap, but being able to move the entire pack and reach into pockets on the go is very convenient. The backpack has enough space for everyday carry and enough compartments to store everything I…

A separate laptop compartment is a great feature of this bag! I was thinking of other bags, but the laptop compartment on the back (aka the counter-clockwise section) is the super feature that is holding me back. !Pros: 1) Pack this bag after one of my other bags: it gains in size/weight every time!2) This bag has stiff sides that really keep its shape 3) This bag doesn't waste space in the vertical section of the fabric, which would weaken it 4) All of the above results in a squat iron arch…

This is a review of the Hazard 4 Evac Watson Bag. First, why did I buy it? My favorite EDC bags are the Hazard 4 Tonto (very minimal) and the Maxpedition Malaga (which I use to carry my extra daily supplies). In most cases, Tonto works fine. However, there are times when I need to carry a few extra items. Small additions tend to be a bit bulky and this is where Malaga falls a bit short. My EDC requires the pouch to be 5 inches deep in addition to the minimum set. The size fits Malaga except for