Suddenly changing diapers is manly. Women have known for decades how attractive it is when men help with the baby, but the guys still need a little convincing. My husband loves his
Tactical Diaper Bag and I never have to ask for help with carrying all the baby stuff.
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| Heavy duty clip on the shoulder strap. The sling goes over one shoulder and the bag can be carried on the back and easily moved to the front so that he has access to the contents without removing it or setting it down on a dirty bathroom floor. |
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| One of the front pouches has interior pockets for various items, but we use it for diapers. |
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| The front of the tactical diaper bag. Very manly. This bag is the Foliage Green color. On Amazon it looks sort of gray but this is what it looks like. |
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| This side pocket is great for water bottles and tightens at the top to work with just about any size. Sometimes I shove dirty baby clothes in it. |
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| Another handy front pocket to keep things organized. |
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| He keeps hand sanitizer and bags for the dirty diapers in this pouch. |
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| The main section has several dividers to keep things organized. |
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| He keeps a burp cloth, extra outfit, the changing pad, and an extra blanket in the main pouch. |
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The most important section of a tactical diaper bag is the place for a gun. This pouch sits closest to the body when worn and can fit many different sized guns and has room for a holstered gun in some cases.
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He loves this
Maxpedition Sitka Gearslinger
. Sure, it isn't specifically designed to be a diaper bag but many guys use it as one and it seems just right for carrying around all the baby essentials and still looking like a tough guy doing it. It is very practical, durable and masculine. This tactical diaper bag comes in five different colors and is a perfect gift for any dad this Father's Day.
