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TriggerHappy
04-10-2011, 12:22
So, a good friend of mine, and his wife, are having a girl this summer. For the baby shower I would like to get him a "manly" diaper bag. Anyone have and use these? what size? Input appreciated.

Tim K
04-10-2011, 12:54
Yup, I have a Maxpedition Versipack, I think. It's perfect. Mine holds all the baby crap plus extra magazines, multi-tool, gps etc. I took it to China to pick up our daughter and all the other dads laughed at me for having a purse. At first. Every day someone would need something they neglected to bring and I'd whip it out of my bag. By the end of the trip I think half of them had ordered one for themselves online.

I have the jumbo and wouldn't go any smaller. The nice thing about a sling bag is it allows you to still have both hands free.

SAnd
04-10-2011, 13:12
Tool bags come in a variety of manly shapes and sizes and colors. They are generally tough as well as reasonably priced. Check Home Depot and Lowe's type places.

TriggerHappy
04-10-2011, 14:09
Thanks for the response, Tim, that is what I was curious about.

Sand-not really looking for a tool bag, my buddy is a journeyman carpenter, so I am sure that he has plenty of tool bags. He also CCW's often and I want him to have something that he can actually use after the kid gets big enough to not need a diaper bag anymore. Thanks for the response.

If anyone else has used a max bag for a diaper bag chime on in. Thx.

2008f450
04-10-2011, 14:11
Look at diaperdude.com They have some cool stuff for dads. My brother has some of their stuff and says its GTG

hkOrion
04-10-2011, 14:20
I also used the Verispak Fatboy. Used it for 2 kids now, and it is awesome. Even if I'm CCW on my waist, the pack covers up any 'extra' bulges quite nicely.

CO Retriever
04-10-2011, 16:03
I am expecting baby #2 in a couple of months, and saw a guy last weekend with Maxpedition Versipack. Went home and checked them out, they look like a great solution.

Chad4000
04-10-2011, 16:11
Eh, I just use a normal bag.. Just pick something out that has some pockets and stuff

patrick0685
04-10-2011, 18:16
So, a good friend of mine, and his wife, are having a girl this summer. For the baby shower I would like to get him a "manly" diaper bag. Anyone have and use these? what size? Input appreciated.

i saw this and that you had started the thread and was like WTF??? sorry had to say it

blacklabel
04-10-2011, 20:15
I've been using a Maxpedition Sitka for the past few months. It's just a personal preference over a versipack.

Byte Stryke
04-10-2011, 23:39
Small ACU Bag with a Zippered top.

Fits a change of clothes, 4 diapers and a package of wipes.

still looks cool

SideShow Bob
04-11-2011, 05:01
Maybe go with a European shoulder bag ? I'm sure Byte can put up a picture or link.

Irving
04-11-2011, 10:38
As they get bigger, you need a bigger bag.

Byte Stryke
04-11-2011, 11:14
As they get bigger, you need a bigger bag.


absolutely not true

I no longer need to carry 40 jars of food, special spoons 4-5 bottles 12 diapers and 4 changes of clothes.

Now a few diapers, a single change of clothes and some wipes.

Sometimes a sippy cup if its a longer trip
:D

schapman43
04-11-2011, 11:30
Dudes having baby showers?

Maxpedition has a number of bags that would serve well in the diaper bag roll. I've used the tactical attache for this purpose.

2008f450
04-11-2011, 11:35
absolutely not true

I no longer need to carry 40 jars of food, special spoons 4-5 bottles 12 diapers and 4 changes of clothes.

Now a few diapers, a single change of clothes and some wipes.

Sometimes a sippy cup if its a longer trip
:D

Exactly. Right now I am using a smal camelback pack. Has a few diapers,change of clothes,wipes, some snacks and on longer outings a couple of nalgene kids sized bottles. Works perfect for my 2 boys and I. I used to use a bag but found with 2 little ones a backpack is easier

Byte Stryke
04-11-2011, 18:37
Dudes having baby showers?

Maxpedition has a number of bags that would serve well in the diaper bag roll. I've used the tactical attache for this purpose.

http://i1092.photobucket.com/albums/i410/Guy_Bennett/EDC.jpg
ACU Bag
Tactical diaper changing at its best.
and why not have a party to hook dad up with cool baby stuff?
I know Daddies that are better parents than most Mommies.

Irving
04-11-2011, 19:34
We stopped using one ever since I left it on the roof of a car and lost it. Someone was nice enough to steal it off the street and leave the baby bottle in the gutter though.

We just started packing more and more clothes, including shoes; and the clothes weren't getting any smaller.

Byte Stryke
04-11-2011, 19:45
We stopped using one ever since I left it on the roof of a car and lost it. Someone was nice enough to steal it off the street and leave the baby bottle in the gutter though.

We just started packing more and more clothes, including shoes; and the clothes weren't getting any smaller.


Cycle the clothes on laundry day.
Keeps them smelling fresh.

hip55
04-11-2011, 20:47
A backpack with diapers and butt wipes inside.

You'll be good to go.

Byte Stryke
04-12-2011, 05:29
A backpack with diapers and butt wipes inside.

You'll be good to go.


FAIL


you also need:
extra clothes (At least 1 FULL Change)
a book/Toy(s)
extra shirt for you
trash bags
plastic bags (1 Gallon Zip-locks for wet/soiled clothing)
Cup/Bottle (At least 1 Juice/Milk and one water)
Food/Snacks (Non Sticky)


your individual "Daddy Bag" will evolve as your child grows

alan0269
04-12-2011, 15:00
extra shirt for you

A definite must! I remember taking my boys to the flea market and being thrown up on by my youngest when he was 6 mos. - NOT a pretty smell!!!

Byte Stryke
04-12-2011, 15:13
Diapers, Bladders and Babies in general leak...

and Yes, rancid partially digested baby formula with gastric acid is a nasty smell.

it doesn't have to be a nice shirt. (I Keep an older T-Shirt)
Clean is key here.
This is also where the baby wipes come in. You CAN Bathe with baby wipes.

TriggerHappy
04-13-2011, 11:04
Decided to go with the jumbo versipack. Now just debating color, ACU, black or khaki-foliage. Probably add some pink clothes and some misc accessories.

Thx for your input.
[Beer]

Byte Stryke
04-13-2011, 12:38
Decided to go with the jumbo versipack. Now just debating color, ACU, black or khaki-foliage. Probably add some pink clothes and some misc accessories.

Thx for your input.
[Beer]


Black = Heat Absorption = Spoiled milk/Formula

TriggerHappy
04-17-2011, 11:59
Went with the jumbo, I also have the LEO in Khaki for sale.
Link:http://www.co-ar15.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37983