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First Spear Sherpa — 60 Second Review
By Terry Houin
First Spear is one of the OGs in the tactical gear space that has flown under the radar for most in the general public. I’ve known First Spear and its innovations for more than a decade, using their gear in real world situations and not just looking cool on the range.
The versatility of the Sherpa bag is what jumped out at me from the beginning. Yes it can be a range bag, with plenty of room for all your daily necessities needed for a good range session. Removable padded sections to cradle your favorite pistols along with the hook-and-loop dividers let you customize the interior for the situation at hand. The main compartment has hook-and-loop everywhere so you can slap on a few mag pouches for clean organization.
Here’s where the Sherpa stands out to me. With the durable 500D cordura, premium hardware, and low-key colors, it gives the user the flexibility of a multi-use bag. One day I can be on the range ripping rounds for a couple hours. The next day it can be filled up with shotgun shells and duck calls in the bottom of a blind. And the next it is on the fishing boat or getting loaded up for an overseas trip.
Where the Sherpa is likely to find a permanent home for me is in my truck. I like to have some standard gear ready to go like a med kit, Glock 19 in a holster, a couple hundred rounds of ammo, some knives for cleaning animals, a couple of lights for night work, and a warm jacket.
Uncle T’s take—this is a versatile all-around bag that can fill a few voids. Hell, it might even double as a carry-on and blind bag for Argentina next month.
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