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THE SWAG™ V2 fanny pack is a unique offering you won't find anywhere else on the market. It builds on the original SWAG hybrid fanny pack with enhanced versatility and multi-functionality.
FEATURES:
- Detachable sling strap w/ Duraflex Buckles
- Double AR 15 Mag Insert
- Elastic TQ Sleeve
- MOLLE/PAL Compatible
- Dangler Pouch Conversion
TECH SPECS:
- Overall Size: 8.25''(L) x 5.25''(W) x 2.25''(D)
- 500D Nylon
- YKK Zippers
- Duraflex Buckles
STORAGE CAPABILITY:
THE SWAG™ V2 fanny pack measures 8.25''(L) x 5.25''(W) x 2.25''(D), equipped with three compartments: a main zipper pocket, a front zipper pocket, and a rear Velcro kangaroo pocket. The main compartment is capable of store sub-compact handguns like the M&P Shield, Glock 26, and similar models. The main pocket features one side completely lined with Velcro, allowing users to customize it with various Velcro inserts. The opposite side includes a built-in inner pocket with an 3-loop elastic organizer. Additionally, the base of the SWAG V2 incorporates a 4-inch elastic sleeve, perfect for securely holding a TQ or items of similar size.
DOUBLE AR15 MAG POCKET:
THE SWAG™ V2 includes a kangaroo pocket, sized to accommodate up to two AR 15 magazines or similarly sized items using the provided elastic mag insert. This design ensures quick access to your magazines in emergencies, allowing you to respond to threats confidently.
MULTIFUNCTIONAL MOUNTING METHODS:
The reverse side of THE SWAG™ V2 includes laser-cut MOLLE slots, allowing users to attach the pack to any MOLLE/PAL-compatible platforms using Molle locks or MALICE Clips.
DANGLER CONFIGURATION:
THE SWAG™ V2 can be easily converted into a drop/dangler pouch for your chest rig and carrier setup. The system features a detachable sling strap and stowable flap that allows the users to easily transform into a drop-down dangler pouch without further modification.
Customer Reviews
I got the SWAG to use as a med kit in the car within reach of the driver, or to strap on my waist if I need to take it with me. I got the splatter pattern because it matches the car interior a little better, and I don't want some stranger to see a bag in my car and think "Multicam nylon? That means it's an expensive bag with expensive junk in it. I should steal it."
It's got plenty of space inside but squishes down flat easily. I like the slot on the back door magazine inserts but likely won't use them in this particular case.
The back with the laser cut for webbing is really sturdy. I don't expect the bag to sag on a belt or rig.
