🎒 Charcoal Maxpedition CCW Enabled Backpack for Concealed Carry - Enhanced SEO Review

The Entity 27L meets my everyday needs without being tactful. I usually only wear it on a shoulder strap. Fits a 15.5" laptop in a laptop sleeve with the power adapter and cable in the laptop compartment. It fits a 32 ounce bottle of Nalgene but you can't stuff a bag behind it, I have a jackknife in that bag and headphones. In another pocket I carry cell phone charger, power adapter with cable, pens, markers, in the outside pocket I carry an ID card and tie it to the side handle so I can scan…

I switched to this backpack from the Maxpedition Falcon II because I wanted to get away from that 'tactful' look. I've been using this backpack for about 5 months now and it's safe to say I don't think backpacks could be any better. There are a couple of complaints I've seen in reviews that I'd like to address: 1 - The side pockets close at an awkward angle. This backpack is designed for concealed carry. There are handles on the sides of the backpack so you can sling it forward without taking…

I bought the 27L and I still haven't been disappointed. As others have pointed out, one of the big and important things about the Maxpedition Entity line of bags is that they don't have that cluttered, tactical look. Only those who know (or own) the Maxpedition brand will likely be able to readily identify it as a Tactical/Ready/Camouflage Bag in Urban Camouflage. And that's good! The last thing anyone wants is to stand out like someone in a Sunday hat at a biker bar. The anthracite color is a…