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Q&A for Ulfhednar Range Bag — 6 Questions & 12 Answers

Name Ulfhednar Range Bag (4.7)
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David, member, from GA, United States, asked on February 02, 2021

Designed in Norway, but where are these bags manufactured?

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Answered by Ben, Gear Expert, from UT, United States, on March 23, 2021

In Norway.

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Answered by GEARguy, member, from HI, United States, on March 15, 2022

I'm assuming you're talking about the large range bag? That particular style and design is very common among a few manufacturers, such as Midway, 5.11, S&W, Green Mountain, etc. The Ulfhednar does cost a lot more, no doubt. Is it worth it compared to the others? Well, I can say that I am impressed with my Ulfhednar Range Bags both large and small. I believe they use 1000D cordura, and I'm almost 100% sure it is based on feel alone compared to many of my other 1000d gear. The Ulfhednar also has pals webbing on the front side and top, which the 5.11 doesn't. Sure, not many people, including myself, will attach anything to the webbing, but it's there and that's an added manufacturing cost. Also, ALL sides and pockets on the Ulfhednar are thickly padded, which is not the case for the 5.11. I can tell you that the Ulfhednar feels of quality and you get that solid tank-like feeling that this bag will last forever! It was worth it for me. Hope that helps.

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Greg, member, from TX, United States, asked on June 11, 2020

What # Cordura is the bag made from?

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Answered by Ben, Gear Expert, from UT, United States, on March 23, 2021

It is standard 500D cordura.

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Rum Runner, member, from WA, United States, asked on March 19, 2023

Is the main compartment lockable?

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Answered by Ethan, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on March 21, 2023

The Ulfhednar Range Bag was not intended to be locked. However, a small lock fitted through the zippers eyelets on the main compartment would work.

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Anton, guest, from AZ, United States, asked on March 23, 2022

Where are these bags made? I see the Norwegian flag and the name is that of Viking warriors.

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Answered by Manufacturer's Representative, Manufacturer from TN, United States, on July 12, 2022

All bags are designed in Norway and manufactured in Pakistan.

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mike, guest, from WI, United States, asked on November 01, 2020

does the bag have a firm non sagging botton? If I load bag up with weight will it collapse? thanks

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Answered by Ben, Gear Expert, from UT, United States, on March 23, 2021

The bottom has a very rugged construction.

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