Let me first state that I love Maxpedition gear.  I have so much of it that I will not be in need of a Christmas gift until 2047 :).  I carry a Fatty pocket organizer and a Vulture-II backpack every day.  This bag, however, just didn't come out right, in my opinion.

Very well-made, like all of the other Maxpedition products I have owned.  However, like just a very few of their products, this one suffers from an unimaginative, utility-restricting design.  There is a multitude of small pockets lining the interior surfaces of this bag.  Each is about the right size for the severed finger of a vanquished enemy.  However, I don't vanquish enemies, so I puzzled long and hard about what else to put into these pockets.  Alas, in the end, my decision was not to put something into this bag, but put this bag into something, which turned out to be the closet.

The pockets are generally wide, but flat: if you have a lots of flattish things to carry, then these pockets will do a good job, but they ended up just a little bit to tight to accomodate GPS- and cellphone-sized items.

Strange for Maxpedition, there is a decidedly Rube Goldberg pocket-bedecked central divider which hangs out with ("attaches to" overstates their friendship) a velcro strip on the floor of the bag.  This a.) got in the way when empty, and b.) fell out under its own weight when loaded, and the bag was jarred in a certain way (zipper open, upside down, coming to a halt as the slack in the strap is taken up).