Tacticon 24BattlePack Tactical Backpack - 40L Military Backpack for Men and Women - Bug Out Bag for 1-3 Day - Range Backpack by Combat Veteran Owned Company - Bag for Camping & Travel - Black Camo

I have other bags from amazon that I know are just gonna rip eventually or the zippers are gonna mess up. This one is made with stitching and materials that wont rip or tear when you catch a sharp edge. Very well made. Feels quality. Plenty of pockets and space. Great bugout bag. Waist strap is functional, and bag can handle to load to need it. I have 2 IFAK sized OCO bags on each sode as med kits and E blanket storage. Love this bag.

This is the 3rd "tactical" style pack I've bought on on Amazon, but hopefully it's the last one I'll have to buy for a while. The first was a super cheap budget bag I bought because I didn't really know better. It fell apart at the seams almost instantly. The second was a slightly less cheap version that is super popular and had a lot of decent reviews. It lasted a little longer, but also started to fall apart in a few months. I went back and forth for about a month, debating between taking a risk on another Chinese made, no-name pack, or just paying the $$ for a 5.11 pack or something similar. That's when this one caught my eye. It looked the part, the reviews were good and the fact it had a real company standing behind it kinda sealed the deal. I've had it for a little over a month now and it's been pulling triple duty as a overstuffed travel bag, a hiking bag and a range bag. The "range bag" part being by far the most taxing. Fully loaded it's somewhere between 30 & 50lbs, and it's what caused my other packs to literally fall apart. But even with 400rds of 9mm, 200rds of .40, a 1,000 or so .22 and a couple pistols, this pack has been holding up exceptionally well. It's nice not having to worry that a shoulder strap is just going to rip right off the back. It has a lot of straps that you have to fiddle with, but unlike a lot other budget packs, these straps are actually high quality and functional. They're also pretty easy to cinch up so they aren't just blowing around and snagging on everything. Zippers are the other thing you have to worry about and so far these seem to be fine. The way the pack is designed it doesn't seem to put a ton of stress on them, even when fully loaded, which is what you want. So yeah, having been burned in the past, I'm exceptionally happy with this particular purchase and would highly recommend this bag over pretty much anything else I've seen at this price point. I'd even go so far as to say it's every bit as solid as many of the "name brand" packs you'll find for $100 or more.

got this bag the other day, and went on two walks with it so far. absolutely love it, lots of pockets, lots of straps and attachment points, and the molle grid was great to put my first aid kit on. also the zipper pulls feel really great, they feel almost "springy" and quick, probably due to the pull being every so slightly elastic, really nice quality. it's also really sturdy, and feels like i could throw it off a building every day and it won't get damaged. there's also a small pocket with a zipper on the corner only that goes right behind your back, right where the straps are, that is designed to fit an armor plate to protect from gunshots, or to put in a hydration bladder, and it has holes for a drinking straw to come out as well (which i'll be using it for that personally). the double stitching also feels sturdy, and the waterproof lining feels really nice. also the flag patch is indeed removable, i personally replaced it with one from Pull Patch on amazon that was black and rainbow stripes (for LGBTQIA+) instead of black and grey like the original, but you can put on whatever custom flag you want to throw in some more personality, i also bought two other patches too. i also put some of my pins on the V strap over the top, so there's room for personality there as well. all around a fantastic bag so far, and i'll update my review sometime in the future to comment on the durability.

The bag is made in China. And so is just about every little thing you buy—especially here. Not because of Communism, but because of Capitalism. Folks come to an online warehouse to buy things at the lowest cost possible and are confused by the fact that the products are made in the country whose labor is the most exploited for profit? Same folks are driving by four mom and pop shops to buy their Mountain Dew at Walmart because it’ll save them a nickel. And goes to show that even folks who’ve served and risked their lives in service will quickly become the enemy of these “pay-tree-uts” as soon as they go off script. The business owner of this pack is producing his product in China—again—not because of Communism, but because of Capitalism. Google is free. As for the pack itself. This thing looks and feels great! It is sadly far too big for my intended application. I was hoping for an EDC pack that would house my laptop, iPad, a notebook, my sidearm, and some miscellaneous items. This pack has no problem with any of that, but there’s an excess of free space leftover. This wouldn’t be an issue, but leads to my only qualm with the pack for my intended use. Without a full load, the pack doesn’t have much structural support and kinda folds in on itself. I tried to redistribute and use the compression system—which works very well—but I am just not carrying enough to build a sturdy base with this pack. Ultimately, I couldn’t find a way to shoulder this comfortably for my use. This pack offers an insane amount of storage and configurable options. Zippers move freely. Molle seems good. The zipper pull loops are great quality; sturdy and easy to grip. I like everything about it, and if it were available in a 24L or so option, I’d be getting that to replace this one. I can’t speak to the longevity of this pack as I won’t be using it, but compared to packs as much as four times its price—and made in the same or neighboring Communist countries because that how Capitalism works by exploiting cheap labor—you’re getting well beyond your absolutely minimal investment. If you’re not wanting to drop 5.11 money for a Communist made pack and you want something that will probably work as well or better, this seems like a great option. And, you’ll be supporting a veteran in the process. Our veterans need so much more support than this country provides them.

I was a grunt back in the early '80s, that's infantry to those of you that were never in the military. After putting this pack through its paces for a year or better in the field I can say with confidence that this indispensable piece of gear is worth every penny. I am hard on my gear and expect it to perform under any circumstances. Plenty of room for multiple optics, extra ammo, extra clothing and a big thermos of coffee with room to spare. Plenty of pockets in all the right places, inside and out to accommodate large and smaller pieces of equipment. Everything stayed dry. Plenty of belt length for us bigger guys. This is just a good all-around piece of gear. And trust me when I say I have tried a boatload of different packs and do my homework before I buy, and none stood up to the test except an actual Marine corps issue 3 Day Battle pack. This is very comparable. If you need a good backpack, look no further. Buy it. One thing, I wish it came with the hard plastic back support like the Marine corps issue 3 Day Battle pack. I took the one out of my corps issue, that pack was pretty much worn out, and inserted in this new one.

After just over 3 weeks, I can say that I am very pleased with this bag. It replaced a similarly sized bag from a different vendor that ended up wearing out after about a year. Multiple pockets are a huge benefit and really help for organization. I use this bag both for work as well as camping with the Boy Scouts so I can quickly adjust what I have packed. My pack cover from my previous backpack covers it well for inclement weather. Zippers are excellent - they seem extremely sturdy and have a lot of support and do not bind up around the corners as my previous packpack did. The molle is always a benefit and I find myself hanging all sorts of things from it -- hand sanitizer, an EDC flashlight, and a few carabeners for good measure. The velcro American flag was a plus, and I was able to transfer my velcro nametape over from my previous pack. I also wanted to make note that the owner also reached out to me to make sure I was satisfied. I have had no issues but I do find it great that the owner takes time to reach out to his customers from the beginning and not just when a customer complains. Top notch! The only con that I can find is that it does not have pockets on the side for my water bottles. I've managed to rig up a few carabeners to use that I can hook in to the side, but it's certainly not a deal breaker. The pack does have a pocket for a hydration pouch, but I just don't like those. I prefer to use 2 ea. smart water bottles -- but that's just personal preference and not a ding on the bag itself. I'll update in another few months or so to see how it holds up!

Lots of versatility both inside and on the exterior of the pack to fit one’s needs or load out requirements. There are other additional pockets inside some of the other compartments for quick access to small but important items so you don’t have to dig through your kit. The variety for setup gives you countless options. I have the largest compartment loaded with environment protection (heat generation and heat retention w/water bladder). Second compartment has water purification and ration biscuits. Smaller compartments have my navigation kit and supplemental kits. The Molle system allows for my Med kit being response ready, it allowed for easy addition of a shoulder strap bag being connected for chest accessibility of COMs and other quick access items like a flash light and spare clips for my firearm. The strapping on the bottom allows me to snug in my rolled up poncho liner as the bulkiest thing being in my load out being outside the bag. Straps on the side allowed for connection of a small survival axe on one side and my auxiliary survival knife on the other side, again keeping items I need more often at hand at all times. All around, super versatile bag with limitless set up options. The ease of quick access to items helps reduce the weight and the need of other survival gear like a tac vest if that’s a consideration that one might have. Also, as Active Duty Military for the last 23 years and counting I’m more than happy to support a Veteran run company.

This backpack is so roomy, I stowed a 15 inch laptop, a 16 inch external monitor, all cables needed, 2 battery packs, an extension cord and a change of clothes... All in the main compartment. I live the waterproofing on the inside of the bag and zippers. The padding in the main compartment definitely worked as intended as none of my electronics were damaged during heavy rain. The color is legit, nothing I've seen in other backpacks, it definitely looks pretty legit The zippers had this little locking loops for small s clip, or lock, which I used to prevent them from opening during hiking and transport. The straps a super comfortable with the right amount of padding, not overly bulky, and definitely not flimsy. Will definitely buy from this brand again.

Macht einen sehr guten Eindruck. Sauber verarbeitet, echt praktisch

This thing is going to have to be replaced within a year. Zippers feel sticky and cheap. The plastic liners between pouches is super flimsy, the waist belt is thin, unpadded and buckles are poor quality. The bottom of the bag isn't rubberized so your stuff will get wet on contact with the ground. No side pouches. The pockets within the bag don't have zippers so anything you organize will likely fall out and your organization will go to crap almost instantly. The whole thing feels poorly made and gimmicky. I look forward to a new bag in under a year.