CREATOR 70-85L Tactical Travel Backpack MOLLE Hiking Bag Rucksack Outdoor Travel Bag for Hunting & Camping

Wow! I was pleasantly surprised that this backpack is really as big and sturdy in real life as it looks in the pictures. I'm using it as part of my emergency supplies so I didn't want to put a lot of money into something that would basically be sitting until needed. By the same token if I ever do need it I want it to be rugged and functional. This bag covers all the bases. I was able to get a ton of supplies in there and I can tell if I ever do need it, it will be good to go. Only thing I would improve on is the top flap sides could be larger so that they come down the sides further to better cover the main compartment opening, otherwise its great.

These packs are being used as emergency bags in mine and my kids cars. They have lots of room, are durable, and have plenty of pockets and loops. My kid throws it around constantly to make room for everything in the back of their car and it’s held up well. It’s even been used for backpack camping and everything fit really good. I don’t recommend it for long hikes with a lot of equipment since it doesn’t have the correct back support, but it will certainly work for short trails and primitive or walk-in camp sites in some state parks that aren’t too far from the parking areas.

This rucksack was the largest one I could reasonably consider buying on Amazon. For $57, it is also definitely cheaply priced. That likely comes from the fact that there aren't a million bells and whistles and tiny cargo pockets that you see on a lot of high-end packs. What you see is what you get. One big main pocket with smaller ones on the front and sides.With that in mind, it does make organization a challenge if you're carrying a lot of smaller items, but this can be solved by just packing everything in ziploc bags.The material feels very thick and durable. It feels exactly like the stuff the army issues. I don't know how water-proof it is, but I wouldn't be worried at all about my gear if I left it in the rain for a few hours.This is worth a purchase if you're looking for a large and simple rucksack.

I use this bag for traveling around the world. I have not used it for hiking, the bag itself weights quite a bit compared to the lightweight hiking bags on the market. I found that most regular suitcases get destroyed after a few trips with multiple layovers but this bag has held up incredibly well, I think the odd shape makes baggage handlers less inclined to toss it around. The waist strap is removable and the other straps haven't caught or ripped while traveling either. I also found it's easier to get around town or airports with this bag as compared to a regular suitcase, especially if you have to climb any stairs. I don't typically open it up to its 85L capacity, but having that option saves me from having to guess if everything will fit since I know I can always "add more room" to the bag. I've always checked this bag in, I think its too big for cabin baggage.

Okay so it's a big backpack with a tactical/military/coolguy kinda look so of course I had to buy it! I Do a lot of traveling and here's my impression of the bag:The Good:- Very roomy inside.- construction seems to be decent quality- neat spot to stick a velcro patch, I LOVE those!- I don't know what the right word for this is, but the top flap thing that sorta closes the bag has a zippered section where I usually keep my bag cover and anything else I'd like to access while the bag is closed. Bear in mind it's really hard to get anything in or out of this once the bag is full and closed - so I usually just have a bag cover and an extra lighter or a spare set of my car keys stuffed in there.The Bad:- The front pouch, the square one with the MOLLE type area... is virtually unusable when the bag is full. I'm not sure what this pouch was designed for. I had planned to put my laundry/hygiene stuff here but there simply isn't room. I was able to fit a towel and a few washeeze sheets and that's about it.- I'd like it if the inside had a divider. I really like keeping my field clothes/boots separate from my clean clothes.- The Bag never fully closes. The top part has like a drawstring and even pulled all the way, it doesn't ever meet itself. It has the spring clippy things like you find on gym short strings sometimes... and then there's the top flap - which is only held down by buckles which again doesn't fully close the bag so I packed big bulky stuff on top to hold the smaller stuff in... and I feel like there should've been a zipper that went around the top and properly closed the bag.- The side pouches are kinda wonky to use. The zipper is right at the edge - which you wouldn't think would be an issue, but it turns out it is.

Lots of storage space I bought this for an emergency go bag it is able to hold All of my things and that is what is most important I like that it goes on my back, it has pockets for things you need to get to quickly and lots of great storage. It is mage very well, and that was also important to me I didn’t want anything that wasn’t able to hold up to the task of carrying the essentials. I think you can be confident in this bag. It has a lot of room and can be packed very well

I have bought no less than FIVE backpacks on amazon and this is the first one to hold all my gear. It weighs in at 45lbs. full to give you an idea of how much stuff I'm putting in. You can distribute the weight by tinkering with the straps so it's not too much on your lower back or shoulders- I'm 6'1, 165lbs. It's not water proof so you'll need to purchase a rain cover bag separately and the straps don't feel very sturdy- I'll update as I use to see if they break. Oh, also, there's NO STRAPS on the bottom for the sleeping bag so you gotta put it over the precious place you were gonna put your velcro patch.