Drawing inspiration from WWII gas mask bags, the EDC Transit Bag offers a versatile and durable way to carry your essential gear. This compact bag keeps you prepared for smart travel, whether you’re in the woods or navigating the concrete jungle!
The EDC Transit Bag
This design blends seamlessly into various environments while maximizing utility. It includes Velcro for attaching patches or extra pouches, along with diagonal MOLLE webbing that adds a unique style. The flap pocket offers easy access to your most frequently used items. On the back, you’ll discover more webbing loops and an additional exterior pocket for convenience.
The Transit Bag features XPAC material, which is lightweight, durable, and highly water-resistant. The rear sleeve provides an ideal spot to stash a tablet, notebook, or other flat items. The main compartment features Velcro fields that allow space for EDC accessories or extra pouches. The front inner panel is equipped with hidden sleeves that are perfect for your pens, lights, multitools, and other small essentials.
The Woods Monkey Exclusive version stands out with its sleek Coyote Brown exterior and striking goldenrod interior, ensuring maximum visibility. It features a custom sleeve, expertly explicitly designed for your Banana Peel folder, making it practical and stylish.
Overbuilt Transit Bag
The Transit Bag, part of Blue Ridge Overland Gear’s Triple Run product line, is expertly crafted to organize outdoor and off-road gear. It is designed to withstand a lifetime of use and abuse. With enhanced attachment options and superior modularity, this bag is an essential companion for all your adventures.
It measures 10.5 x 10.5 x 4 inches and is constructed from durable X-Pac material. The adjustable Mil-spec 2-inch webbing shoulder strap has a quick-release buckle for convenience. Proudly made in Virginia, U.S.A., by Blue Ridge Overland Gear, the Transit Bag also comes with a lifetime warranty, affirming its quality and commitment to performance.
Pack It
Some items to consider in an EDC bag are:
- Multi-tool
- Water Bottle
- Umbrella
- Sunglasses
- Gloves and Beenie (in winter)
- Phone Chargers
- Powerbanks
- Earbuds
- Notebooks and Pens
- Tablet Device
EDC Transit Adventures
When I first received the EDC Transit Bag, it was winter in the Northeast. I packed the contents of my day hiking pack into the EDC Transit Bag with no issues with space. It was super convenient when I needed to retrieve my trail gaiters, water, or possibles pouch. One remarkable fact about using a Transit Bag (sachel, haversack) is the absence of a sweaty back. More ventilation and versatility than a backpack gets a vote in my book.
EDC mode was fulfilling. I used it for errands, grocery shopping, and short travel trips. This bag style easily blends with the environment and doesn’t attract unnecessary attention. It’s much easier to maneuver crowds, buses, trains, and airplanes with a transit-style bag than a backpack.
For versatility, ditch the shoulder strap and use the sturdy, comfortable handle for briefcase carry. You can’t go wrong with the Woods Monkey EDC Transit Bag! MSRP: $139.00.
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