3L Obscura Sling: Too Small?

You asked for it, so I bought it. After a lot of requests on the first video, I picked up the 3L Savior Equipment Obscura Sling to compare it directly with the 5L—and I’ll be honest, this video changed my mind about which size most people should actually buy. On paper, the 3L sounds perfect: smaller, lighter, easier to wear, and less bulky for everyday use. But once I started actually testing it with real carry setups, one big problem showed up fast—and I think it’s something a lot of people are going to run into. This is not a sponsored review. I bought both bags with my own money, and I’m giving you the same answer I’d give a friend before they wasted money on the wrong size. If you watch this all the way through, I cover: the real difference between the 3L and 5L why the 3L looked ideal at first the exact reason I think it may be too small for most people what types of firearms actually fit how the three access methods work in real use the comfort issue I’m still trying to solve with front-carry style bags and why the 5L may still be the smarter buy, even if it looks bigger than you want I also talk through the one thing I genuinely appreciate about Savior’s design philosophy: they clearly tried to solve the biggest weakness of off-body carry—slower access. That part, I respect a lot. The question is whether the smaller bag gives up too much to make that happen. If you’re deciding between the Obscura 3L and 5L, this video should save you from buying the wrong one first. Safety Note Any firearms shown in this video are unloaded, verified clear, and handled safely. Any range footage shown was filmed in a safe, controlled environment. #SaviorEquipment #ObscuraSling #EDCBag #OffBodyCarry #ConcealedCarry #GearReview