Tactical Backpack Military Molle Bag Camping Trekking Fishing Gym Traveling Motorcycle Hiking Daypack

Great quality. The straps are a little short for a grown man. It’s all the way loosened and fits okay. Quality is great and holds a lot. We use it for RC trucks batteries and remote controls. One truck can hang off the front clips (truck weighs roughly 12 lbs) Velcro was a great option and added some patches we already had which made it pretty neat!

Nice pack, good value, size good for daily use , straps good too. Like pockets

I travel quite a bit and always take a backpack with me on the plane. This is a good sturdy backpack that is also good looking if you like the military look. The main pocket is way more spacious than it would first appear. However, there are only two other small pockets on the backpack. I'd like a few more. There are also a lot of unnecessary straps that tend to get in the way. Overall though, It's a good pack.

Love the look of my new backpack. Also love having the chest and waist strap to keep things in place as I use it on my bike commute. The shoulder straps are nicely padded and comfortable even when the pack is loaded. It’s limited on the different compartments but not a big issue but it may be for some. Only has the main compartment and two vertical ones on the outside. Little different but still ok. Back to the straps, they offer a wide range of adjustability for a comfortable fit as well as others to strap other items externally. Over a great pack especially for the price.

Love the color. Love having pockets for water bottles. Love the front double stacked zipper pockets. Love the padding on the back. Love the ability to attach more.(The above looks like a lot of love so why the 3.5) : well there is an excess of straps - if you’re military have tape ready to clean it up and you might just cut some bits off and I used some super glue for some areas where I got it adjusted and don’t want it to ever change. The top/main compartment opening is rounded forward which makes the whole gravity of the bag want to fall forward. And the buckle that connects it means its not easy for grabbing stuff one handed and getting it out - not a serious problem just a pet peeve of mine not to have easy quick one handed access. It fits a laptop and a few other items, but not much because of the shape of it. The straps are rather stiff and when hiking in a tank I got a little bit of a rub on shoulder to neck area(this may soften with use and sweat eventually though). I currently use it to carry my laptop, lunch, fleece, notebook, and some toiletries for work, but I have also used it for short day hikes with minimal gear. Also a small pet peeve is I’ve got a 50oz water bottle. It fits in the pocket and I kind of use the extra buckle strap on the side to help secure it, but it still doesn’t fit well. Does work well for smaller bottles. I attached an extra small carabiner to the main compartment zippers because the zippers are tiny and get lost with all the straps etc the zippers also feel small and cheap so be wary on how you treat it. Overall the bag does what I need it to do because I’ve adjusted to what’s available with it but I wouldn’t buy a second one when this one wears out. Tbh.

Great bag for multiuse

I got this specifically for rucking, and it works very well so far. It is stable, sturdy, and comfortable with 50 lbs. the waist band and chest strap are both very lightweight, feel pretty cheap, and don't give much support, so for long rucks or heavier weights, they would be very inadequate, but for now, this backpack is a very good value for what I needed.

Bought one for me, and one for my brother, who’s a Marine. We like to hike a couple times a week. We love these! Not a single thing we didn’t like. We have taken them hiking twice so far and even bought more to add to it. Perfect for yourself or for a gift