Reviews & Ratings for Eberlestock Bandit Pack — 14 reviews — Page 1

Haven’t been able to take in field yet, but inspected the pack and everything appears to be in working order. I have other Erblestock packs and you can’t beat them. I expect the same out of this pack.

This is an edc pack. I bought it with the intended use of additional storage to support my split rig for movement over distances. U could use it with armor, but I have a different setup for that. Love that it has a bladder pocket (gets hot where I live), and multiple pockets. The main compartment can fit a 9 inch Bren 2 folded with mag inserted- but would prob be better suited for a Flux Raider/MP5 sized gun. I haven’t been able to beat it up yet, but it looks capable and well made.

My intended use is for short daily events like hiking or day hunts. Potentially sporting events as well. It is extremely comfortable and holds more than you’d think.

Prior to purchasing I had watched several videos on YouTube. I highly recommend the pack for its functionality, quality of construction, and comfort in carrying.

For those looking for a day pack I find the Bandit to be a good choice.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this pack. I spend a ton of time outdoors and am active military. Replaced a mystery ranch assault pack with this pack. Both packs are rugged but the mystery ranch wasn’t comfortable when loaded. I’m all about embracing the suck but don’t want to embrace suck that I don’t have to. Can’t recommend this pack enough for a one day/assault pack. It’s super comfortable and will hold everything that you need. Emphasis on need. It stays put on your body once fitted. Is easily accessible and has adequate ventilation. If you’re looking for a day pack that won’t slow you down and hang with you l, than I recommend the bandit.

This little pack can carry a good amount of items for a 3-day trip. I love the molle attachement in the front which adds extra holds for pouches. Another great feature is the large opening so its easy to find what you are looking for withought having to dig through a bunch of gear. This helps to keep everything nice and neat. Highly recommend.

Ive had this pack for over a year and its been everywhere with me on a daily basis until I upgraded to the switchblade earlier this year. The capacity is enough for a short hike while hunting or fishing, and fits well in the cab of a truck for edc as my lunch bag/catch all. I love the admin pouch on the top and full opening option is why I bought this and the switchblade pack in the first place. The only thing I wish it had was a ccw pouch,but otherwise its a great pack and has held up great to my abuse so far.

Good size daypack if you don’t bring a lot of stuff you don’t need. But seriously it’s good for traveling light and sitting in tree stand or ideal for afternoon sit in woods. Comfortable shoulder straps. All quality materials.

I recived this bag with the idea to add it to my main pack as a detachment. The beaver tail works great for carrying headgear and in a moment I can rip it from my main pack and just downsize quickly so that worked out as planned. PLUS, this bag was also amazing for a five day trip because it fit everything and was still acceptable as carry on. PLUS this bag is an awsome diaper/kid bag due to the locations of zippers and how it opens. This bag is awsome litrally on and off the field.

Appears very well thought out and quality made bag. This is the first Eberlestock product I’ve purchased. I was drawn to the Eberlestock H31 Bandit for a travel/hiking/EDC/GHB bag that blends in and doesn’t scream “tacticool”. I have a Platypus 3L hydration bladder that fits the H31 Bandit’s bladder pocket with a little overhang, not bad though. This little bag as a lot of options for storing various items throughout. A T1C Axis Slim with an extra mag and Glock 19 with RMR just fits inside the smaller zippered pocket above the main compartment. I always have my G19 on me, but it’s good to know there is an option to store it off my person, out of sight, and still in an easy to access location on the bandit or if I want to have a secondary accessible, I can. The hydroflask pockets on both sides can also be used for storing other items such as trekking poles or bipod/tripod. The laser cut molle flap is nice for adding extra pouches for a little more storage (sustainment, IFAK, mag pouches, etc.). The flap itself can also be used to secure a jacket, hat or other items. I did purchase a Eberlestock 2L bag to attach to the laser cut molle flap for a little extra storage. I did purchase this bag hoping it would arrive in time before I left on a trip to Utah for some camping and hiking, but it didn’t arrive on time before in left. What I can say though is wearing it loaded with my hydration bladder, G19, IFAK and a few other items, I immediately notice how much more comf...
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