KastKing BlowBak Tactical Sling Tackle Bag-Lightweight Fishing Backpack Storge Fishing Gear and Equipment,Gift for Men

The media could not be loaded. The KastKing Blowback large has easily become the best purchase I’ve ever made.I’ve only begun fishing as a hobby back in May of this year. I’ve always been the outdoorsy type but I never thought of trying fishing until my partner asked to. I love it now. I waited 4 months to form an opinion on this product, solely because I wanted to make sure this is something I can actually recommend to people. It absolutely is.Despite its small size, this thing can really hold everything you’d ever want for a bank fishing trip, and the MOLLE on the backside makes it exponentially better. Seen by my photos provided, I have been using the outside to its full extent. The inside is just as roomy, with dividers to separate things you don’t want touching each other. The second pouch from the back has slots to easily store tools as well.This backpack, even with rods in the holders, fits into my 2016 MX-5 with ease, which is one of the smallest if not the smallest car on the US market. It’s so easy to just load up, toss in my passenger seat and go.I will say, the ONLY downside I’ve found in this product is with the straps fully tightened, there is a decent amount of slack in the straps on my smaller frame. I have moved the carabiner-style clips for the straps to the fabric tabs for the D-rings, instead of on the rings themselves, and while this has made a difference in gappage, it still exists even with bulkier clothing. The video attached which shows the gap is with the clips on the tabs. I for one like to hold my hands on the bottoms of the straps while I walk, though, so this has not caused much issue for me.It took some research into the dimensions of this bag, but accommodating for it, I have been able to fit the following on the inside AT THE SAME TIME (in no particular order):- One 3700 tackle box- A collapsible 2gal bait/catch box- Low profile camping chair (iClimb Brand)- Small camping/gutting table (also iClimb)- Compact umbrella- Lip grip- Degorger tool- Hook grip- Hemostat- Filet knife- Ike Jime spike- Stringer- Wheel of panfish hooks- Wheel of split shots- SUN NINJA nano sun shade- Sunglasses (inside their case)- 8oz. Flask- Foldable she-wee- Silver infused pee rag- On-the-go tissues- Emergency tampons- Emergency poncho- Nitrile gloves- Gardening gloves (for catfish)- Portable charger- Charging cables- 6’ measuring tape- Scale- Off-brand Polaroid cameraYou thought that was impressive? I also keep this on the outside, again at the same time as everything else:- PFAK (personal first aid kit) including, but not limited to, a tourniquet, rescue mirror and whistle- Reel of poo bags for my garbage, litter I see, or fish guts- Baofeng UV-5R radio, modded for walkie-talkie frequency to talk to my partner across the lake, but also for emergencies if needed- JBL Clip 4- Microfiber rag with drying case- PACK-IT snack box- Coleman camping utensil multi-tool- Squirm Shack (insulated bait container)- 24oz water bottle- Scissors- KastKing pliers (the BEST for split shots)- Ultra light 4.5’ rod- Medium 6.5’ rod- Bottle opener- Lighter- Plastic razorIf this review does not impress you, I do not know what will. This is the perfect gift for any angler in your life, be it novice or experienced. Seriously, this thing is a Mary Poppins bag. I feel like I can still fit more if I wanted to.

This bag is perfect for a minimalist travel fishing setup. I paired it with a travel rod and now there’s really no excuse not to have a compact rig ready to go. The smaller sling only fits two tackle boxes, which is actually a good thing — I use the waterproof KastKing boxes, and they fit just right.What I like most is that it forces you to streamline your gear. No more lugging around stuff you don’t use. You focus on just the essentials, and that makes every outing more efficient. The build quality is solid, and it’s comfortable to wear for long periods.If you’re into bank fishing, kayak fishing, or just want a grab-and-go setup, this bag is a smart choice.

I’ve had this backpack for about a year now and I hike into fishing spots multiple times a week and this thing still has zero tears or rips. No broken zippers. Velcro still works. I used it this morning chasing spring chinook and summer steelhead in Oregon! Great fishing pack for a great price. Kastking rules the fishing pack industry, got my dad the smaller sling version of this one for father day!

I bought this small pack for my motorcycle saddlebag. I have it inside the saddlebag with a collapsing fishing pole. It works great as I can stop at creeks and ponds while out riding my bike. I have also started using it for pond hoping when I don't need a whole lot of tackle when I am not on the boat. My only ding on the bag is the Velcro strap that holds in your pliers doesn't seem to be very strong, or I would have given the bag 5 stars. All the zippers and clips seem to work great, and for $18 it was a great deal. Hope this helps someone out if they are looking for a smaller bag.

I needed something to hold different fishing items for different situations. This bag turned out perfect. I used it while wading out fishing different streams and rivers, fishing d8fferent species in an area I didn't know. I was covered with the basics of gear thanks to this bag. It is small enough to be unintrusive, yet with enough different pockets to organize all my gear. It worked for me.

I use this for hiking, fishing, and pretending I’m in a post-apocalyptic survival simulator. Holds everything from granola bars to my crippling existential dread. Bonus: looks like you’re ready to overthrow a mid-sized government.

This backpack is great. I bought it for my husband but ended up giving it to my son because it was a little smaller than I expected. Really great quality and holds a lot.

I bought this for my 16year old nephew to take with him on his last minute fishing trips with friends. He loves it and it’s just big enough to fit all his needs. Very easy to use and worth the money.