H2H Men's Active Wear Outdoor Vests Work Safari Fishing Travel Utility Summer Vest
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Your cell phone can be stored in the right breast pocket. The velcro-covered tab is meant to keep the phone from falling out. It works great, and I keep my phone in my pocket at all times.
Yes, it originates in China or the surrounding region. It took me a long time, too.
Maybe we're talking about different models of this vest, but mine only has two zippered pockets, one on each side of the outside of the vest's front, and both of these pockets are about the same size. 9 inches by 14 inches. There are four additional unzippered pockets on the front, as well as two large unzippered pockets on the inside.
There are no inside pockets.
Selected User Reviews For H2H Men's Active Wear Outdoor Vests Work Safari Fishing Travel Utility Summer Vest
I ride my bike for exercise, and it's not uncommon for a regular pocket to lose an item during a ride, especially if you hit a big bump! This item isn't causing any issues. There are so many pockets on this vest, both inside and out, that I lost track of how many there are. There are external, internal, and even pockets within pockets. Some are secured with a zipper, while others are secured with Velcro. br>br>I put my key fob in a pocket, not realizing it had gotten stuck in one of the 'pockets in a pocket. ' I was able to feel the fob later, but it took a long time to figure out which pocket opening led to it. I stuffed it back into the same pocket for a laugh, then had a few others try to extract it - It has the potential to be a fun game. The key fob should be located. To avoid this, make a decision about which pocket will be used for which purpose and stick to it. There are several pockets large enough and reinforced enough for a concealed carry. br>br> It won't 'print' the design on the fabric, and it won't'sag' while holding an S. 380 This is the most unobtrusive carry I've ever used, especially when compared to a fanny pack or one of the other 'too-obtrusive' options. big- cell- Wallets for your phone br>br>I also use it to store my photography gear. I have three bags that I can transport. One 500mm telephoto lens, cleaning equipment, and filters were among the four lenses. br>br>Mesh makes up the majority of the vest. I wear it when I ride my bike, which I do on a regular basis in temperatures of 105 degrees. I'm just as comfortable wearing the vest as I am without it. It isn't quite stylish enough for evening wear (lol), but it does look good enough for everyday use. br>br>I'm still picking up on new applications - as an illustration housework that isn't too strenuous - You have the ability to carry a large number of tools on your person. Anyone who isn't a fan of cargo shorts might enjoy this because of the numerous pockets.
This is something I bought to wear to work. I'm a Nursing Supervisor, so I needed something that was both dependable and reasonably good. looking and sounding professional The vest has a slim fit, and the pockets are roomy, accessible, and secure (except for the phone pocket, which could use an inch of length). ) The material is strong but lightweight, making it non-slip. summer-friendly but not thermal it's appropriate br>br>I have my phone, a charger, trauma shears, tape, nitrile gloves, a Littman stethoscope, several pens and markers, and a 10-minute timer with me at all times. For example, a key keyring, a flashlight, and so on. When fully loaded, a couple of the pockets sag slightly, but not enough to cause the garment's lines to be distorted or the hang or weight distribution to be affected. There is still space for a variety of one-of-a-kind items. off necessities like bandaging for a specific patient's wounds, a pulse oximeter, and blood pressure medication a pressure cuff, or a stack of paper bills br>br>I also sewed on a couple of patches to match my preferences, and they look great. I haven't had it long enough to see how it holds up over time, so I'll have to wait to make that judgment. However, it appears that purchasing this item again is a simple decision.
I was looking for a super light vest to wear while hiking in the summer. I don't feel like carrying a backpack or wearing a jacket, so I only bring my wallet, cell phone, car keys, sunglasses, and a pocket knife. My problem is solved with this vest. It has a lot of pockets and is so light that I don't even notice I'm wearing it. br>My only issue was determining the correct size; I usually wear a size 41/42 sport jacket, so I started with an extra large, which was far too large. After returning the large and medium, I tried on a small and discovered that it was a perfect fit. So I'm not sure what to say about the other reviewers, but in my case, I'd recommend ordering one size smaller than normal. br>In any case, if you're looking for a lightweight utility vest to wear when it's too hot to wear a jacket, this is the way to go.
They were ideal, especially since our camera equipment alone weighed 20 pounds! We wore the cameras around our necks and stuffed a surprising amount of (heavy) items into the vest pockets: camera lenses, field guides, a shaver, iPhones, and so on. Even an iPad can be stowed in the back. . . . with some thought to how you move and sit br>It's not high fashion, ladies, but that doesn't matter on fishing trips or safaris.
Note: My husband, who stands 6 feet tall and weighs 165 pounds, opted for the L. I wore a M because I am 5'7" and 145 pounds. Both were ideal (though there was enough room for someone a few pounds heavier).
To begin, there's the matter of scale: I'm 5- I'm 5'5", 145 pounds, with a 39/40" chest and 32" waist, and I usually wear a medium, but after reading the reviews, I went up a size to a large. It was unnecessary to do so. I gave the vest to a family member who liked the look of it so much that I gave it to them, and they love it. I ordered a medium, and it fits me perfectly. So it was true to size for me; medium was medium. br>br>I looked at a lot of "lightweight" vests before coming across this vendor, and I'm glad I did. At 90°F and 60% humidity I needed light and breathable clothing. So far, everything appears to be in order; it functions properly. I've only worn it a couple of times so far, but I really like it. If it breaks or isn't long-lasting, I'll update my review. It has enough pockets to meet my needs as a casual wear item and a place to carry items I need while taking photos while walking around. br>br>If the vest holds up, I'll look for another in a darker color; I might try a small for a dressier look with jeans or slacks.
As a technician, I work in an office setting, so having a few extra pockets is beneficial. In the summer, when most of us are dressed in t-shirts, I'm running out of places to put pens and other small items in my shirts, so this vest seemed like a good buy. It also works well. The only drawback is that the synthetic material used to make it heats up quickly in direct sunlight or when I go outside in the Texas summer, making it uncomfortable to wear. Otherwise, it does a good job, and I'll keep wearing it when my shirt doesn't have enough pockets to get me through the day.
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