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ReadyMan Gray Man Bag | Initial impressions

June 7, 2018 by Richard Moore 1 Comment

ReadyMan Grey Man Bag | Initial impressions

The ReadyMan Gray Man bag is a simple, well-designed bag that was built to be your everyday carry bag that does not draw attention. The design was based on ReadyMan’s quick opening Patent Pending Scorpion Rapid Access Bag minus the mass amounts of Velcro and adding a laptop, bladder, plate carrier slot. There is a pocket for all the essentials and has an elastic cord on the exterior to cinch down an outside layer (rain/wind jacket, etc.) or put a carabiner on. The grey man bag is a perfect “Get Home Bag” as it is non-conspicuous and provides adequate room for essential solo-survival gear.

The straps and rear padding are enough to go long distances with some weight about 10 – 20 lbs of gear; plenty to get home with. Access to gear is quick, and the zippers are built strong to withstand multiple entries. I have removed the provided zipper attachments with Firestarter zipper-pulls (e.g., Exotac TinderZip). The front pocket also has Velcro to secure the flap and is seriously hearty to keep gear in place. Inside the flap has sewn straps to attach a variety of gear, from knives, holsters for firearms or whatever your imagination can come up with. Just note that they are not MOLLE or PALS webbing. There is a pocket that can hold a 13” laptop pretty easily. However, the bottom is not padded to support a drop at height.

A couple of areas that I find the bag is lacking and in need of some upgrades. First that the bag is not made in the U.S.A., this is too bad as there are some boutique Veterans owned shops that could enhance this bag ten-fold. Add some stiffness to the back, at it is the bag has no support structure for maintaining shape or providing some back support. A full complement of MOLLE/PALS webbing can be added to the flap in lieu of the straps. I additionally would place MOLLE/PAS webbing on the interior for better configurations (i.e., Conceal Carry, etc.) and leverage the quick pocket access. The next-to-last upgrade is to the shoulder straps, I would enhance the current straps with 1919 modular webbing on each side to allow for additional attachment points (e.g., Sternum strap, hydration bladder hose clip, etc.). The final touch would be a ventilation hole for the water bladder at the top of the pack.

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Features:

  • Rapid Access Design (Patent Pending)
  • Hidden Side Access Pocket perfect for CCW
  • Elastic Cordage with Drawstring for quick external cargo storage
  • Laptop / Hydration Bladder / Plate Carrier Sleeve
  • Tough Poly-Cordura Construction
  • Limited Lifetime Warranty

Specifications:

  • 20″ x 14″ x 6″
  • 18 Liter Volume
  • Designed by Readyman, made in Vietnam

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  1. Ontario Knife Company Para-Pry
  2. BattleBox Single Man Tent
  3. Light My Fire Camp Spork
  4. USMC Sewing Kit
  5. Extra pair of Sun Glasses (MILSPEC)
  6. 4-way Silcock Wrench Key
  7. Folding Shovel Entrenching Tool (E-Tool) w/pouch
  8. Zippo Cedar Fire Starter
  9. Sawyer Insect Repellent
  10. CAT Eyes and Magnesium Firestarter
  11. Dave Canterbury’s Self-Reliance Outfitters Mini Inferno
  12. Hazzard 4 Poncho Villa
  13. Suunto Compass
  14. Maps for Region
  15. Rite-in-Rain notebook
  16. Petzel Carabiner with rescue ascender and cordage

 

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Richard Moore Rich Moore is a currently a Cybersecurity Executive and travels OCONUS frequently. He served 15 years in the Marine Corps in the following MOS(s) 0351 Infantry Assaultman, 8531 Primary Marksmanship Instructor, 8111 CRRC Coxswain, 8151 Marine Security Guard (Department of State, U.S. Embassy), 0291 Intelligence Chief. Besides his current work that is subsidizing his gear buying hobbies, he is also an NRA Instructor.

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