Big Joe had a chance to get his greasy palms on the newest pack from Blue Force Gear.  It’s called the Tracer pack. Not to be confused by its little brother, the Jedburgh pack.  The Tracer is the newest bag in the DAP line of packs. It is fully compatible with the Dapper line of accessory pouches.

“Out of the box,” it comes as just the bag. The Dapper pouches are sold separately.

Blue Force Gear Tracer Pack

Says Joe:

I wanted to pick up the Jedburgh pack when it came out last year but life and other projects got in the way.  I really like the idea of having a fair share of options with the pack being all loop lined to accept the Dapper pouches or other hook and loop pouches from other companies.

Inside the Tracer Pack

From first glance, my favorite part of the bag is the two big pockets on the exterior of the tracer.  They are big enough to hold water bottles, sunglasses cases, and smaller items. They also have enough flex to them to hold other items that you may need for quick access.

Flexible pockets secure items of various sizes.

I do quite a bit of traveling and am on the go pretty often. I also do some work in Law Enforcement. With the number of choices on the market with accessory panels, the Tracer Pack is a pretty good do-it-all choice.  It could go from a quick weekend bag to riding shotgun in the patrol car with a quick change out of the dapper system.

Tracer Pack with Dapper Pouches

Blue Force Gear Tracer Pack Specs:

Technical Specs

Materials

Read more about the Tracer pack.

Learn more about Dapper pouches.

Mad Duo approved

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