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product_id: 42843816
title: "Plan B - Go-Bag Sling Pack With Molle, Cross Body EDC Bag, Travel, Hiking, Outdoor Activity (11.8 L) (Coyote, Plan-B '17)"
brand: "hazard 4"
price: "¥62531"
currency: JPY
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 7
category: "Hazard 4"
url: https://www.desertcart.jp/products/42843816-plan-b-go-bag-sling-pack-with-molle-cross-body
store_origin: JP
region: Japan
---

# 11.8L compact capacity Ambidextrous cross-body design MOLLE modular system Plan B - Go-Bag Sling Pack With Molle, Cross Body EDC Bag, Travel, Hiking, Outdoor Activity (11.8 L) (Coyote, Plan-B '17)

**Brand:** hazard 4
**Price:** ¥62531
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎯 The ultimate tactical sling that’s as versatile as your hustle.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Plan B - Go-Bag Sling Pack With Molle, Cross Body EDC Bag, Travel, Hiking, Outdoor Activity (11.8 L) (Coyote, Plan-B '17) by hazard 4
- **How much does it cost?** ¥62531 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.jp](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/42843816-plan-b-go-bag-sling-pack-with-molle-cross-body)

## Best For

- hazard 4 enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hazard 4 brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Outlast:** Over-engineered with double-stitched Cordura nylon and premium hardware for years of rugged use.
- • **Slim Yet Spacious:** Compact 11.8L profile fits in tight spaces but holds DSLR gear, first aid, and everyday essentials effortlessly.
- • **Rapid Access Anywhere:** Rotate the sling to your chest for instant reach to essentials when seconds count.
- • **Mission-Ready Modularity:** Seamlessly adapt your carry with MOLLE compatibility for tactical, travel, or emergency use.
- • **Ergonomic All-Day Comfort:** Body-hugging single strap with padded support designed for both left and right shoulder wear.

## Overview

The HAZARD 4 Plan B Sling Pack is a premium 11.8L modular EDC bag engineered for professionals who demand quick access, ergonomic comfort, and rugged durability. Featuring MOLLE compatibility, ambidextrous wear, and a slim profile, it excels in tactical, travel, and outdoor scenarios—perfect for those who refuse to compromise on function or style.

## Description

Being jammed in confined spaces for hours is an unfortunate part of the business for many professionals we serve. Whether it s a military unit in a personnel carrier, a pilot in a cockpit, drivers in a HumVee, or a journalist in the back of a goat truck, they all have to bring their gear, and all may need to relocate in a hurry. This is the environment for which our Evac line of sling-packs has been developed. Slim shaped, for fast maneuvering in crowds, they can be stored in vehicles/lockers, and are quick to take on or off. They are also ambidextrous, and unlike others in this class, are actually comfortable to wear. The main padded strap is cocked at either the right or left lower corner, so the pad aligns ergonomically in the correct body-hugging direction. There is no slack, or gapping away from the body as is typical with similar single shoulder packs. The bag can be rotated to the chest for on-the-go access, and all pockets are designed to face the user in this mode on either the right or left side. This means the user can go from wearing the pack on his back, to driving a vehicle with it on his chest in just a few seconds. One-strap also makes shouldering a long-gun natural - unlike a regular backpack.

Review: Best Bag I’ve Bought in years despite poor marketing. - I hemmed and hawed on this purchase for a while. I’m a bag geek and have never found the “perfect” gear bag but this may finally be as close to it as I’ll ever find. The design is very ergonomic. It’s easy to carry with a very thick, padded shoulders strap. The pinch clip on the shoulder strap has a locking clip design. It has small grab handles in all the right places and has real, practical MOLLE points in realistic locations for mounting smaller attachments. The Velcro field is ample size, sewn down, and also MOLLE compatible. The seams are stitched very well and all of them are clean and unobtrusive. I have been disappointed more than once by bags that “get in their own way” when using the zipper. It’s annoying. Not here. The nylon stays clear of the zipper and they slide smoothly. The interior is lined with a tan color so it’s easier to locate items than my bags with darker interiors. There are a dozen attachment points in the form of straps, D-dings, and such. (I added an H&K clip to mine for keys and it’s a perfect match.). Lastly it’s simply over-engineered to a practical level. I bought this bag after swearing off a competitor (Maxpedition, if one must know. What hype their warranty is! That’s a whole different story however.) This bag, and the Hazard 4 accessories I bought for it are the highest quality I have far surpassing those commercially available items. Ive used this bag for about four months. It’s been on international flights, surveillance operations, and family trips. It’s the right size of small enough to move around easily and store out of the way in a vehicle and yet it seems cavernous inside holding full DSLR Nikon, ammo, IFAK, range finders, chargers, tools, pens., notebooks, and flashlights with ease. What don’t i like? There are straps threaded through metal guides but the load bearing shoulder strap feeds through a polycarbonate one. I would’ve bought this bag a lot sooner (and probably influenced a few others at my work who take my gear-geek recommendations as gospel.) but I just couldn’t find the info on it up front. I couldn’t find a local vendor to check out Hazard 4 products hands on, their website is difficult to find and poorly laid out, and when called, they straight out denied letting me drop by their production facility locally to take a look at products. Their website link regarding this bag shows very little of the bag instead focusing on poses action shots of people holding the bag but providing very little about the bag itself. (There is a whole video of a guy skiiing with this bag, but never actually showing the bag itself. What’s that all about?!) I’d say despite their poor salesmanship they certainly know how to make a quality product. I’d venture to say if they ever get serious about their marketing they will dominate the market so long as they don’t compromise on quality in order to mass produce.
Review: 6 year, 7 month review ( most extensive on record) - The Hazard 4 Plan B Evac Sling, designed for literally every single possible situation and scenario. I started research on this bag in 2016, the Molle panels and sheer black color of the sling bag initially drew in 16 year old me. Some time passed and I finally had my first terrible little job flipping chicken and some neighborhood joint. Then came my first check, some $300. At the time, I believe this bag was $114 with shipping not including for me. At 17, that was a lot of my check, but the look of the bag just never left my mind. I knew what I wanted and got it. My life was completely changed at that moment due in part to just what and where this bag went with me. From high school and my crap job, this bag held my uniform,, bike lock, water bottle, and the things my school bag didn’t hold. The ability to use the back slot that rests against the user’s back for a Camelbak made this a game changer. This is not the lightest bag coming in at two pounds, but what you can do with it is worth it. In my late teens, the back slot became my “stash spot” when questioned about any interesting odors while skateboarding. It became my day bag, everyday. When I turned 18, I finally had the money to get a defensive knife “SOCP Benchmade” and found the best place to mount it was on the sling, allowing a fast draw and the ability to always have a weapon at the ready; it helps how well it blends in as well! On planes, in crowded cars, on buses and trains, this bag was there with me between my feet and never further than my knees. At the beach, the Condura kept the sand away (although the bottle pouches kept a bit lol) and always had a towel ready inside and some drinks still cold from the felt lined thick walled padding within the bag. The center divider is used for my phone more than anything, just stick it to one side et voila! you have a pocket. The netting has torn in my bag but it’s still holding my gear in there. Meds, deodorant, a face mask, whatever… On the outer bags, my top pouch has little gear like lighters, cologne, sanitizer, and the occasional treat I want handy. The lower pouch is probably my favorite; pens, lock picks, portable battery, earbuds, field sharpener, compass and fire starter, and sunglasses. This bag has been used, abused, soaked, seared, thrown, dropped, dragged, used as a pillow, used as a shooting rest, used to move from place to place, to get up to no good, to do good, every damn thing. If you don’t care for my take, here’s the breakdown: At 17.5 inches in height, most rifles won’t fit, use the pack down clips on either side to lash it on, the pocket nearest the user fits a full sized pistol with optics and a suppressor. Mollie mounts mean you can lash it to a plate carrier and it just won’t fail. After nearly 7 years of use, the Condura seams are showing their ugly side by fraying in most every possible spot, it still has no holes in it and or gaps because this is a double seam, double stitched bag and every weak point. Tablets and laptops have a hard time fitting, doesn’t mean that it won’t fit if you try enough, some things just shouldn’t be in this bag perhaps but it’s good at doing everything else. People have given me crap about it being a man purse but yea that’s exactly what it is, it’s a sick ass man purse that will hold your doodads and a gun, especially with the Hazard 4 holster you can put on the sling for a cooler look or anywhere really. This bag is phenomenal to rotate one handed, dominant or non-dominant hand pulling. Can be used as a dump pouch forward facing across the chest with the sling on your back. Can dump beers and snacks in it too as you’re raiding a pantry. the ease of movement and sheer comfort of the padding make this an excellent everyday bag. Watch your weight, this bag will hold more than your shoulder can, but you can make the sling mount left or right depending on you. This bag will be MY bag for many more years, probably until I don’t need a bag anymore and then it will be a SHTF bag filled with all the goodies 16 year old me wanted to put in it eventually. Buy this bag if you think you like it, it only gets better with use. To Hazard: Thank you for making Tactical Progression your priority, and for the many journeys you’ve given me to have had this bag on. I look forward to many many more as this is now the daddy diaper bag for the next two years or so❤️

## Features

- Transform from tactical EDC sling bag to first aid backpack - this modular ruck pack adapts to any mission with MOLLE compatibility and cross-body versatility for military, range, or hunting scenarios
- Purpose-built as both a tactical camera bag and range backpack, featuring an ergonomic single-strap design that hugs your body whether worn as a traditional rucking backpack or rotated for chest access
- Premium sling bags engineering lets you transition from motorcycle bag to full EDC bag instantly, with ambidextrous wear options and strategic compartment placement for both left and right-handed users
- Innovative cross body bag design for men combines slim profile with maximum utility - perfect for everything from carrying hunting gear to first aid kit organization with quick-access when seconds count
- Versatile modular backpack system optimized for professionals operating in confined spaces, featuring body-hugging comfort whether used as a tactical sling bag, range pack, or emergency response kit

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B0CPB43YDQ |
| Best Sellers Rank | #257,024 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #611 in Tactical Backpacks |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (241) |
| Date First Available  | May 9, 2017 |
| Department  | mens |
| Manufacturer  | Hazard 4 |

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Bag I’ve Bought in years despite poor marketing.
*by C***S on August 8, 2018*

I hemmed and hawed on this purchase for a while. I’m a bag geek and have never found the “perfect” gear bag but this may finally be as close to it as I’ll ever find. The design is very ergonomic. It’s easy to carry with a very thick, padded shoulders strap. The pinch clip on the shoulder strap has a locking clip design. It has small grab handles in all the right places and has real, practical MOLLE points in realistic locations for mounting smaller attachments. The Velcro field is ample size, sewn down, and also MOLLE compatible. The seams are stitched very well and all of them are clean and unobtrusive. I have been disappointed more than once by bags that “get in their own way” when using the zipper. It’s annoying. Not here. The nylon stays clear of the zipper and they slide smoothly. The interior is lined with a tan color so it’s easier to locate items than my bags with darker interiors. There are a dozen attachment points in the form of straps, D-dings, and such. (I added an H&K clip to mine for keys and it’s a perfect match.). Lastly it’s simply over-engineered to a practical level. I bought this bag after swearing off a competitor (Maxpedition, if one must know. What hype their warranty is! That’s a whole different story however.) This bag, and the Hazard 4 accessories I bought for it are the highest quality I have far surpassing those commercially available items. Ive used this bag for about four months. It’s been on international flights, surveillance operations, and family trips. It’s the right size of small enough to move around easily and store out of the way in a vehicle and yet it seems cavernous inside holding full DSLR Nikon, ammo, IFAK, range finders, chargers, tools, pens., notebooks, and flashlights with ease. What don’t i like? There are straps threaded through metal guides but the load bearing shoulder strap feeds through a polycarbonate one. I would’ve bought this bag a lot sooner (and probably influenced a few others at my work who take my gear-geek recommendations as gospel.) but I just couldn’t find the info on it up front. I couldn’t find a local vendor to check out Hazard 4 products hands on, their website is difficult to find and poorly laid out, and when called, they straight out denied letting me drop by their production facility locally to take a look at products. Their website link regarding this bag shows very little of the bag instead focusing on poses action shots of people holding the bag but providing very little about the bag itself. (There is a whole video of a guy skiiing with this bag, but never actually showing the bag itself. What’s that all about?!) I’d say despite their poor salesmanship they certainly know how to make a quality product. I’d venture to say if they ever get serious about their marketing they will dominate the market so long as they don’t compromise on quality in order to mass produce.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 6 year, 7 month review ( most extensive on record)
*by C***. on June 7, 2024*

The Hazard 4 Plan B Evac Sling, designed for literally every single possible situation and scenario. I started research on this bag in 2016, the Molle panels and sheer black color of the sling bag initially drew in 16 year old me. Some time passed and I finally had my first terrible little job flipping chicken and some neighborhood joint. Then came my first check, some $300. At the time, I believe this bag was $114 with shipping not including for me. At 17, that was a lot of my check, but the look of the bag just never left my mind. I knew what I wanted and got it. My life was completely changed at that moment due in part to just what and where this bag went with me. From high school and my crap job, this bag held my uniform,, bike lock, water bottle, and the things my school bag didn’t hold. The ability to use the back slot that rests against the user’s back for a Camelbak made this a game changer. This is not the lightest bag coming in at two pounds, but what you can do with it is worth it. In my late teens, the back slot became my “stash spot” when questioned about any interesting odors while skateboarding. It became my day bag, everyday. When I turned 18, I finally had the money to get a defensive knife “SOCP Benchmade” and found the best place to mount it was on the sling, allowing a fast draw and the ability to always have a weapon at the ready; it helps how well it blends in as well! On planes, in crowded cars, on buses and trains, this bag was there with me between my feet and never further than my knees. At the beach, the Condura kept the sand away (although the bottle pouches kept a bit lol) and always had a towel ready inside and some drinks still cold from the felt lined thick walled padding within the bag. The center divider is used for my phone more than anything, just stick it to one side et voila! you have a pocket. The netting has torn in my bag but it’s still holding my gear in there. Meds, deodorant, a face mask, whatever… On the outer bags, my top pouch has little gear like lighters, cologne, sanitizer, and the occasional treat I want handy. The lower pouch is probably my favorite; pens, lock picks, portable battery, earbuds, field sharpener, compass and fire starter, and sunglasses. This bag has been used, abused, soaked, seared, thrown, dropped, dragged, used as a pillow, used as a shooting rest, used to move from place to place, to get up to no good, to do good, every damn thing. If you don’t care for my take, here’s the breakdown: At 17.5 inches in height, most rifles won’t fit, use the pack down clips on either side to lash it on, the pocket nearest the user fits a full sized pistol with optics and a suppressor. Mollie mounts mean you can lash it to a plate carrier and it just won’t fail. After nearly 7 years of use, the Condura seams are showing their ugly side by fraying in most every possible spot, it still has no holes in it and or gaps because this is a double seam, double stitched bag and every weak point. Tablets and laptops have a hard time fitting, doesn’t mean that it won’t fit if you try enough, some things just shouldn’t be in this bag perhaps but it’s good at doing everything else. People have given me crap about it being a man purse but yea that’s exactly what it is, it’s a sick ass man purse that will hold your doodads and a gun, especially with the Hazard 4 holster you can put on the sling for a cooler look or anywhere really. This bag is phenomenal to rotate one handed, dominant or non-dominant hand pulling. Can be used as a dump pouch forward facing across the chest with the sling on your back. Can dump beers and snacks in it too as you’re raiding a pantry. the ease of movement and sheer comfort of the padding make this an excellent everyday bag. Watch your weight, this bag will hold more than your shoulder can, but you can make the sling mount left or right depending on you. This bag will be MY bag for many more years, probably until I don’t need a bag anymore and then it will be a SHTF bag filled with all the goodies 16 year old me wanted to put in it eventually. Buy this bag if you think you like it, it only gets better with use. To Hazard: Thank you for making Tactical Progression your priority, and for the many journeys you’ve given me to have had this bag on. I look forward to many many more as this is now the daddy diaper bag for the next two years or so❤️

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by H***8 on August 4, 2022*

Perfect beautiful sling bag for everyday use. Love it!! You can’t go wrong. Looks tough for riding on your motorbike too👍 🏍 .

## Frequently Bought Together

- HAZARD 4 Plan-B(TM 17 Hazard go-bag thermo-cap sling Backpack
- HAZARD 4 HardPoint(R) Modular Tie-Down System Parts: Kit #1
- HAZARD 4 Beacon Light Kit-B: LED Core, Boot Cover, SG1, 2 Screws/Plugs, 2 Nuts/Plugs, Charge Cable

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