Cabelas Tan Catch All Gear BagBirsppy Cabelas Tan Catch All Gear Bag

Good

I did not use it

I'm a huge fan of all of the awesome secret pockets and zippers. This bag holds every single piece of my gear for my podcast (adopted from Tim Ferris of course). I didn't think everything would fit, especially the 2 five pound mic holders but everything worked out great with room for my ipad. Very sturdy and surprisingly roomy for such small dimensions.

My brother loved the bag for his boat to put phone and for dry gear, and lunch. Just the right size. Good Quality canvas

Originally bought to use as a truck emergency bag but needed a slightly bigger bag due to my Jumper cables being enough to fill the bag by themselves. So it's become my emergency first aid/trauma bag. So far after a year no complaints even considering I'm using it for something different than it was designed for. I will add pictures once I get the tear away Trauma/Blood loss bag attached to the back and its fully organized.Right now it holdsOutside Top flapNitrile gloves (×4 pair)Small note bookBall point penPermanent markerKN95 mask (×2)Cpr face sheild (×1)Inside top flapIce pack (large)Ice pack (small)Ankle braceCenter main compartmentDuct tape1" tape (×1.5)1" tape in case2" cloth Surgical tape1" Cohesive bandage (×1)2" Cohesive bandage (×3)2" conforming guaze (×4)2" × 2" guaze3" × 3" guaze4" × 4" guazeBiohazard/Trash bagsTrauma shearsFlashlightBandaids assortmentBzk wipesSting relief wipesAlcohol prep wipesAmbu prefit c collarBerman airway setLow dose aspirin 81ml (full bottle)..Albuterol inhalerEpi penGlucose tablets (×8, 2.5 doses)Led flashlight (18650 battery)Skin stapler (wth 35 wires)Center medium compartmentimprovised tourniquetSuture kitLaceration pack36" Sam splint (×2)3" elastic bandage4" elastic bandageGlucose gel pouch (tropical punch)Center instrument compartmentBandage scissorsKelly Forceps curvedDigital ThermometerToung depressor (×2)Diagnostic pen lightMini Maglite (aaa)Mini bic lighterRed side compartment5" × 9" abd pads (×3)8" × 10" abd pads (×2)10" × 30" Trauma pad (×1)Eye pad ovals (×2)Black side compartmentBetadine antisepticHand sanitizerIodine 5%Irrigation syringeIrrigation cup (30ml)Saline Eye wash solutionSaline irrigation solutionIrrigation cup (30ml)Eye drops (clear eyes)Antiseptic creamDiagnosticDiabetic test kitPulse oximeterStethoscopeBlood pressure monitorStandard Blood pressure cuffXl Blood pressure cuffMedsAsthma inhalerVicodin (5 325, ×6) with scriptPercocet (with script)Tramodal (with script)Zofran (with script)PrednisoneIbuprofen 800s (with script)TylenolBenadrylAllergy SinusZyrtecDramamineEpi pen (with script)Glucose gel pouchGlucose tablets (8 tablets, 2.5 doses)Trauma tear away pouchEmergency Trauma Dressing (×1)Emergency Mylar blanket (×1)Triangle bandage (×1)Trauma shears (×1, orange)Tourniquet (×1)Blood stop granules (×2, 20 gram)5×9 abd pad (×1)Compressed z gauze (×1)Chest seal vented (×2)Pacific handy cutter (×1, Strap cutter)Chem light green (×2)Cpr face sheild (×1)

It is too much money I have see the same thing for 12.99

That I made into a very good tackle box with the addition of 4 Plano 3600 and a couple of the small Plano 3500 boxes for the front pouch.I like having my tackle in the Plano boxes so that I can pull the tackle for what I want to fish for that day off the shelf and put it into this bag.The zippers have held up to a year (so far) of fishing in my canoe (old man kayak) without any visible damage or wear... That is pretty good for an "economy" bag in my opinion.The material has also held up to being slide around, dropped, kicked and generally abused. Again, very good for an economy bag.I would and AM buying another of these bags.