Plan-C(TM) Dual Strap Slim Daypack by Hazard 4(R) - Black, 20.1" L x 7.9" W x 6.9" D (51 x 20 x 17.5 cm)

Revision 4/23/20: I’m over the zipper issue (see below). The bag continues to be great. Prior to C-19 I traveled for business extensively and this came everywhere. It just barely fits an iPad 10.5” in the padded pocket, so beware if you have anything larger. I forgot I also added two large clips to serve as a handle to carry this horizontally when wearing a suit and not needing the two straps. I’m somewhat surprised they do not have a built in handle on the side, that would be my only other recommended change, but the webbing allows you to get creative.——Original Review:This is a great bag. It is versatile, and depending on what you are looking to use it for can be the perfect bag with a few minor gripes. The only ding for the 5th star is the zippers. There are no metal pulls, just a string tied poorly on. I've had 3 fall off/disappear in less then a month. Paying for a bag like this you expect proper zipper pulls. Sounds like a minor issue until your traveling with zippers that are difficult to use.The other issues are personal preference: I trialed the one strap bag of the same design (Plan-B), as well as the Freelance Photo bag to see which size worked best for me. The Freelance size did not work at all, and the Plan-C is nearly perfect. If I could change the dimensions I would add 1" to the width.That all said, I'd still highly recommend this Hazard 4 daypack.

I already have a Plan B pack from Hazard 4, which I love; however, once I saw that the Plan C had come out, I wanted it, too......(cuz......reasons...). I am so glad I bought this pack. It came in the mail last week, and I have already broken it in with a moderate hike. The pack itself is deceptively large, with plenty of space for all of my hiking gear. I chose not to fill a hydration bladder on this hike, as it would only be a couple of miles, and opted instead to store water bottle in the side pockets. Even though I am a large guy (6'1, 300lbs), the pack straps and chest strap fit comfortably, and the hike went off without a hitch. I very much like the hardened cap on the front top pocket, and used it to store my keys, wallet, flashlight, and EDC gear. I attached my knife to the molle cutout, and it stayed secured for the whole hike with no problem. The pack itself just feels solid and well built, from the straps to the padded back to the zippers. Although I have only used it once, I have a feeling that this pack can (and will) take a lot of abuse and keep on truckin'. I can't think of any cons right now, nor do I think I will come up with any (much like the Plan B....well done, Hazard 4). I highly recommend this pack for anyone who is looking for quality gear at a great price.

Well-made, great size for 1-4 hour hikes. I added two water bottle holders to make it a bit more functional.

Thumbs up...

Update - I bought another H4 Plan C once I was able to more clearly understand the intention of the bag in alignment with my personal use. The Plan C is an excellent bag but it has certain specialty uses. I added a couple of H4 Broadside pouches to augment general organization. The bag is holding up well so far with only some trimming of loose threads required - no breakage or overt wear noted. The Plan C allows for heavier loads to managed over the sling style of the Plan B bag. Bottom line - This is a great bag for specified uses and purposes where tight quarters are present or you need a bag that fits behind you in its entirety. Not for very large loads or multi-day endeavors.Previous Post - I wanted to like this bag. I really did. Hazard 4 makes good quality gear and this bag seemed like a great idea. But...Not enough internal organization was engineered into this design. The long narrow shape of the bag gives it high utility for some uses but the lack of organization in the main storage area and the admin area were deal breakers for me. Also, the user should have the option of getting a model with or without the hard shells.Sadly, I ended up returning the bag and getting a 5.11 Rush 12.This could be a great bag with more built in organization. Fix the noted shortfalls and I will definitely buy one. Thank you.

Love this product!! Lightweight and excellent materials.

very sturdy and great zippers

High quality bag, but just not as versatile as I was looking for.

el diseño es muy similar al slim pack de new era, pero mas delgado, demasiado delgada, pesa bastante y los straps estan muy juntos lastiman el cuello. Pero es mas resistente, organizable y elegante

ものはあまり入らない。レンズが立てて入らない。Hard - go-bag shell のリュックがあればいいのに…

Die Verarbeitungsqualität und die Materialien machen einen hochwertigen Eindruck. Ein wirklich gut durchdachtes Daypack mit interessanten Details. Die Kompressionsriemen sind z.B. links und rechts gegenläufig angebracht und erlauben dadurch auch ein spannen über den Rucksack.Das rückwärtige Fach für Trinkblasen ist gerade breit genug. Für Deuter 2 o. 3 Liter Blasen fast ein wenig schmal aber es passt. Das Hauptfach kann durch einen Klettboden unterteilt werden, die große Fronttasche hat genügend Aufnahmen für Kleinzeug. Die kleinere Fronttasche hat einen Hartschalendeckel, ideal für empfindliche Sachen. Links und rechts gibt es dann noch eine Seitentasche.Trotz des schmalen Schnitts passt einiges rein. Eine 3Liter Blase, ein Erstehilfe Set, Monokular, GPS, Kompaktkamera, Trangia-Brenner im 800er Tatonka-Becher, faltbarer Windschutz, Essbesteck, Multitool, Taschenlampe, 30m Parakord, Handschuhe,... Und dann hätte man noch Möglichkeit, zusätzliche Taschen über die ringsum laufenden Molle-Schlaufen anzubringen.Der Tragekomfort ist auch prima. Hab sie mit der oben beschriebenen Beladung jetzt schon zweimal auf Tagestouren dabei gehabt und hatte keine Probleme.Sollte das Stück jemals kaputt gehen, würde ich ihn mir sofort nochmal kaufen.

Sehr empfehlenswertWürde ich wieder bestellen

Ein sehr schöner und praktischer Rucksack. Durch seine Konstruktion perfekt für überfüllte Innenstädte. Ich benutze ihn täglich, also klare Kaufempfehlung.