Sneaky Bags developed the Trick or Treat bag at the request of a customer who wanted a bag to transport issued firearms and a small loadout, which could also accept integral IIA ballistic panels. The result is a combination weapons case and messenger bag, with a dedicated main weapons compartment. The front exterior of the ToT has a loop panel for ID or morale patches, and padded carry handles. The front flap features a dual buckle closure system.
The main weapons compartment features a padded divider, and can carry various sized firearms, including a broken-down carbine or PDW. Additional room makes it easy to store a pistol, magazines, etc. It also includes a padded laptop sleeve, which can comfortably store even most larger sized laptops and other computing devices.
The messenger bag component features PALS/loop fabric for customization with compatible pouches, and two mesh pockets.
The top of the main flap features an organizer component, for items such as writing implements, keys, cards, and a mobile device.
When opened, the main flap reveals a full mesh pocket, for maps and papers or other documents.
The rear of the bag has a zippered loop fabric lined flat items pocket, with a quick-access cutout. The bungee web is designed to secure lightweight items such as a rainshell. The rear also features attachment points for the included “Utilitor” straps. The ToT also comes with a padded shoulder strap which conveniently attaches to the two d-rings on either side of the bag.
Available in Black, Gray, and Medium Navy in sizes Medium and Large.
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What are the benefits of the IIA in this configuration. Are there any attachment points or hidden straps to make it wearable? Is this designed more like a messenger bag or range bag?