Photos anyone wear one of these?

[crow]

External pockets are my thing. Without this lil baby, I tend to lose my shit.
Now some people just don't understand the simplicity of the Ass Satchel.
I love it and
wanna know your take on external ass-pockets.

 

[MolotovMocktail]

For a while I was wearing these ammo pouches I bought at an army surplus store but they were pretty heavy so they kept pulling my belt down. I'm still looking for a better solution.

 

[crow]

Those are sick af
I carry many belt pouches which can be attached to my pack when not in use buy with the belt issue, just have an extra belt. It Will rest on your hood and the pants belt will keep them trousers up
I often have that problem with my kratom pouch but because of the metal, my scale, and 2oz, it has weight.
I use a Darth hiVader car seat belt.

 

[Tony Pro]

I got this gas mask bag for $3 surplus, and I use it for papers and notebooks you need easy access to. It straps sideways around your thigh and fits perfectly my map, moleskine, composition book, phrasebook, and camera. Doesn't pull your pants down, and doesn't look too tacticool.
Google 'drop leg pouch' for more examples.

 

[A New Name]

I came here to let you know that I am indeed the walrus.

 

[thegrapsman]

I've thought about it for a while now but I haven't because I know my friends would totally rip on me for it, maybe if I can get a really cool looking one...

 

[VikingAdventurer]

Make your own!

It could be as epic or simple as you want! ::woot::

 

[Ori]

Dude, you legit have a fanny pack? I can't believe how fashion these things are right now..

 

[crow]

Don't know anything about fashion but I've found them useful. Had one for years. Several types. Belt pouches, drop pouches, canteen rigs, armybsurplus, and even a -what I call- a leg holster. Really miss that one.

Definitely try making one your self! Not only will it be suited to your daily needs, It'll have a lot of value to you.

 

[Ori]

They're selling them for like $100 in some stores.. it's unreal. Yours is dope though, I dig it.

Don't know anything about fashion but I've found them useful. Had one for years. Several types. Belt pouches, drop pouches, canteen rigs, armybsurplus, and even a -what I call- a leg holster. Really miss that one.

Definitely try making one your self! Not only will it be suited to your daily needs, It'll have a lot of value to you.

 

[crow]

Thanks, had to keep it from ripping apart somehow.
100 you say..I need to get in on that! I
make/mod for fun, and relaxation.

 

[OutsideYourWorld]

I got this gas mask bag for $3 surplus, and I use it for papers and notebooks you need easy access to. It straps sideways around your thigh and fits perfectly my map, moleskine, composition book, phrasebook, and camera. Doesn't pull your pants down, and doesn't look too tacticool.
Google 'drop leg pouch' for more examples.
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Finnish gas mask bag! I had one but gifted it to my dad. Right now I use a Serbian "rucksack," which is about the same size but comes with two straps that are detachable. You can rig it up like a normal backpack or as a satchel. I love it.

In one of the newer Star wars movies one to the characters uses one I saw.

 

[rooster831]

Meh cargo pants work just fine for me when I need that kinda storage

 

[OutsideYourWorld]

For water bottles and the ease of putting all your easily accessible gear down with one motion, it beats trying to cram everything into my pockets. But if you never really care much then yea it's a little unneccessary.

 

[Deleted member 20]

I too have a gas mask bag that is versatile enough to carry a summer weight sleeping bag. I have also attached lightweight military butt packs to military/yuppie packs to do the same thing. I use a fanny pack on tour while working as a merchguy/roadie but that is to carry cash. I think it is redundant for me since my pack is everything. What ever super secret,valuable contents could also fit in pants/shorts/jacket pockets or the front pouch/pocket of your pack. I like to be as streamlined as possible while carrying what I need. I have not found a need or desire yet.