EDC Bag for Everyday & Survival

Published on January 8, 2014
Duration: 10:17

This video provides an in-depth look at the Maxpedition Fatboy EDC bag, showcasing its contents for both daily utility and survival scenarios. The speaker emphasizes preparedness, detailing how he carries a Glock 26 9mm pistol with extended magazines, along with essential survival tools like a water filter, fire kit, and a comprehensive medical kit. The review highlights the bag's durability and manageable weight for everyday carry.

Quick Summary

The Maxpedition Fatboy Versipack is a versatile EDC bag suitable for daily use and survival preparedness. It can accommodate a Glock 26 9mm pistol with extended magazines, alongside essential survival gear like water filters, fire kits, and medical supplies.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to EDC Packs
  2. 00:32Maxpedition Fatboy Overview
  3. 01:57Front Pocket and External Gear
  4. 02:50Concealed Carry Compartment
  5. 03:13Admin and Utility Pockets
  6. 04:01Survival and Medical Gear
  7. 04:59Main Compartment Contents
  8. 07:04Bag Quality and Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Maxpedition Fatboy Versipack suitable for?

The Maxpedition Fatboy Versipack is presented as an excellent option for everyday carry (EDC), balancing sufficient capacity for essential items with a manageable size for daily use. It's also configured to hold survival gear.

What firearm is shown in the EDC bag review?

The video demonstrates carrying a Glock 26 9mm pistol within a dedicated compartment of the Maxpedition Fatboy bag. The speaker also shows extended 17-round magazines as supplements.

What survival items are included in the EDC bag?

The EDC bag contains survival essentials such as a bandana, waterproof matches, a water filter straw, bug spray, a fire kit, and a comprehensive medical kit including Celox and a tourniquet.

How much does the loaded Maxpedition Fatboy EDC bag weigh?

According to the speaker, a fully loaded Maxpedition Fatboy EDC bag weighs approximately 8 pounds. This weight is considered manageable for daily carry as a versatile 'satchel'.

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