Military Tactical Backpack, Large Military Pack Army 3 Day Assault Pack Molle Bag Rucksack

Zipper busted after a month.

This backpack is actually amazing! I’ve had it for a few years now, I’ve put it through so much and it’s held together so well! Anywhere from packing 50lbs+ of venison down a mountain in Alaska to living out of this pack for 3 months in Indonesia, not only has it held together but it’s so comfortable, even when it’s super heavy, and the storage capacity is amazing! Over all, I love this backpack and if it ever breaks on me, I am 100% rebuying this same one.

UPDATE 3: 15 months in (December 2021) and the bag is still going strong. I see some reviews where the bag didn't hold up, maybe they have some quality control issues where some weren't as good as the one I recieved? I don't know but I'll tell you that mine is very well built and I do not regret the purchase in the least. It's a very durable backpack. UPDATE 2: Five months in of daily use (Feb 11, 2021) and still as good as new. They also lowered the price (at least on the black one, the others are still pricier) back to a reasonable place so I will be ordering a second one. At roughly the $30 mark, this bag is a steal, it you're going into the $50 dollar range like some of the other colors, you can probably find better value elsewhere. UPDATE: Three months in (Dec 14th, 2020), still holding up beautifully. The backpack is as rugged and durable as it looks. A quick note based on a review I read. The bag comes shrink wrapped for protection, so it'll take some use before it fills out fully and looks just like the pics. However, mine now looks JUST like the pic. I actually went to buy a second one and I've noticed they raised the price by roughly 33% since I grabbed mine. That's disappointing and is a massive price hike in such a short period, however, it doesn't affect my rating of the product itself. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I searched for a while before I bought this. I wanted something I could cycle with that had a lot of space. There are MANY similar backpacks on Amazon. I'm assuming the pattern has been taken by many different Chinese manufacturers and copied and recopied with varying levels of quality. I spent days reading reviews, especially as I wanted to make sure I got one with good zippers as this bag will be getting a lot of use. Though this review doesn't speak to the longevity of the product as I've only been using it for a week, I can say that at this point, I am VERY happy with it. It is quite large and holds everything I need. The material seems very durable and the zippers are quality. It also has multiple compartments for organization. This particular backpack also had something that many others didn't, a thicker waist belt in order to take the weight off the shoulders. The waist belt also has two small pockets for wallet, keys, gum, etc. It also has a smaller chest strap to keep the shoulder straps in place. I couldn't really be happier with it right now. If things change, I will update the review. Oh, and it came with a couple of bonuses that aren't listed in the description. Aside from the water bottle pouch listed, it also comes with a little drawstring pouch. Also, it came with an odd little credit card shaped multitool. I'm not sure how useful it is, but hey, it was free.

This is a very durable backpack. It's well made and has lots of room for all of if your gear. I'm not sure it's waterproof, I've never held it underwater, but i wouldn't worry if i was hiking and it started raining. Keeps food/drinks hot and cold. Highly recommend!

I purchased this tactical backpack for regular use in camping (several times a year), as travel suitcase (3-5 times a year), and as a last resort BOB. And understanding that it's not meant for use in a deployed "combat zone". Having said that, it appears to be well made, using good quality cordura nylon. It does have a lot of straps on not normally found on military issue gear, but they do serve a purpose for compression and for adding additional gear on the outside, and underneath. The shoulder straps are comfortable, and the sternum strap is able to be lowered a few inches for comfort (44" chest). However if you are larger than 44" you'll likely need to find a longer strap. It has a very wide waist "belt" to displace a lot of the weight, with a zipper pouch on both sides, and a tunnel for a wide belt if desired. On me (5'8") it rides high enough for the comfortable wearing of a GI pistol belt with canteens and other gear, if you don't have anything like a rolled poncho or tent/tarp strapped underneath. It did come with the "free" water bottle holder, 4 molle "D" rings, and the velcro cloth and vinyl flag patches. I'm so far pleased with it. If I was going to use it on a daily basis, I'd move up the quality ladder. But it's fine for my intended purposes.