I've been running the original SACK for about 4 years now and it has been a great addition. The modularity speaks for itself. Most notable to me is I have always carried a multitool in the outer pocket and it is just now starting to show wear...still no holes though. Also there has never been any fraying anywhere on the pouch, which is more than I can say for a lot of other companies' products. When my multitool finally wears a hole I will gladly purchase another SACK pouch.
I’ll start by saying I love the pack (I run it as an IFAK). I like being able to customize the inside with the inserts and such. The pouch opens away from the body which is a big deal in order to see past your plates/vest/gear. Hugs nicely to my body with minimal movement and sits right where my gun belt clip is. I don’t experience any “nut taps” when on the move and when prone the pouch is barely noticeable. When In my patrol car it basically sits on my lap comfortably and causes no seatbelt issues (i even run rubber gloves in the front zipper pocket and can access them while driving). Overall it’s a keep it simple design that of course works. The one thing I don’t get (and fully expected) was the TQ holder design. It’s built to snag on either end of the stored TQ making a quick and reliable application almost non existent. I wish they would have installed a one piece elastic sleeve vs the retention cables.
I've been running the original SACK for about 4 years now and it has been a great addition. The modularity speaks for itself. Most notable to me is I have always carried a multitool in the outer pocket and it is just now starting to show wear...still no holes though. Also there has never been any fraying anywhere on the pouch, which is more than I can say for a lot of other companies' products. When my multitool finally wears a hole I will gladly purchase another SACK pouch.
I’ll start by saying I love the pack (I run it as an IFAK). I like being able to customize the inside with the inserts and such. The pouch opens away from the body which is a big deal in order to see past your plates/vest/gear. Hugs nicely to my body with minimal movement and sits right where my gun belt clip is. I don’t experience any “nut taps” when on the move and when prone the pouch is barely noticeable. When In my patrol car it basically sits on my lap comfortably and causes no seatbelt issues (i even run rubber gloves in the front zipper pocket and can access them while driving). Overall it’s a keep it simple design that of course works. The one thing I don’t get (and fully expected) was the TQ holder design. It’s built to snag on either end of the stored TQ making a quick and reliable application almost non existent. I wish they would have installed a one piece elastic sleeve vs the retention cables.
I was able to fit a 5x7 velocity systems IIIA insert in the far back (in a velcro/cordura sleeve that my wife made me). In front of the sleeve my personal ifak still fits, but it is snug. I use the retention bungees on the bottom to hold a pair of Cobra cuffs. I have my TQs mounted above on each side of my Micro Fight MK4.
I didn't have anywhere to put my lickies and chewies, and so my skittles and m&ms would fall out of my pocket when I bend over or walk upstairs to the bathroom. With this pouch, I can secure my tasty goodies. Awesome quality, and would buy another without a doubt. Also holds a TQ, kinda cool.
I mean... it’s a sack... that dangles. But this is one well made sack, one tough, practical, rugged sack. I have it attached to my DC3 rig now... waiting for the micro fight to become available again... hint hint.
I love this thing. It’s the perfect size to help keep the additional items I carry organized and doesn’t get in the way or sag out in front of me.
Fit my IFAK perfect. Wish it were just a tad bigger.
A great product. Holds my full I fak perfectly.
Great product. Well worth the wait!
I used this as a medical pouch and it works great love the small pocket upfront for quick access and the bigger pocket for more advanced interventions. Only problem that I think could be improved is maybe a strip of elastic for the TQ holder instead for some better retention.
The Sub Abdominal Carrying Kit or "SACK" is the most versatile tactical "fanny pack" on the market. It was designed to make critical equipment easy to access from both sides or when in a confined space like a vehicle.
The pouch features a half zip design, which means that your equipment will not easily fall out of the pouch even if the zipper is left unsecured.
The front of the pouch features a small zippered stash pocket that is perfect for easy access to small items. The bottom of the pouch features two elastic loops that can be adjusted to hold a tourniquet or other equipment that you may need to rapidly deploy. If bottom carry doesn't fit your mission needs, you can easily remove and reinstall the loops as necessary.
The inside features soft loop on both sides. This makes the pouch very dynamic, giving you the ability to use our hook field Insert Suite to fit your requirements. It also features two slide-locks that make it easy to adjust the tension of the elastic loops hanging below, as well as two tie-down loops for securing sensitive equipment. The two grommet holes on the bottom aid with drainage of the pouch, if submersion occurs.
The SACK is designed to fit onto the bottom of our Micro Fight Chest Rig, or any other plate carrier or rig that accommodates standard hook and loop, making it a versatile choice for those changing load-outs often. Simply pull this off one kit and add it to another.
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Hook & loop Attachment measures 7"x 4"
If you are ordering for a MIL/LEO unit, please contact sales@spiritussystems.com
Cord-locks for this product may arrive "unset." If your slide-lock seems to be broken/has no spring action, it likely just needs to be set. Squeezing the lock firmly between your thumb and index finger should apply enough pressure to the top of the lock to "pop" it, activating the spring mechanism.
