MOLLE Assault Pack, Tactical Backpack Military Army Camping Rucksack, 3-Day Pack

Just did a 35lb ruck with it and finally felt it necessary to leave a review:1. Build quality is phenomenal- Heavy duty zippers and zips- Thick material- Straps actually have great padding- Buckles are the sturdiest I’ve ever seen- Thick top strap great for not digging into hands when bag is filled with weight- added clips are incredibly strong2. Great amount of space- bladder storage is huge and easy to access- highly customizable and can remove straps where necessary- bag collapses down when necessary so it doesn’t feel like a giant thingCons:- no water bottle slot but not a huge deal if you’re using a bladder- if you absolutely need one then just order a Molle attachable water bottle pouchTLDR:Bag punches way above its weight.Better than bags 3-4x the price that I’ve seen.Would buy another in a heartbeat.

This military-style backpack hits the mark perfectly for what I needed. The fit feels secure and comfortable, even when loaded up. I'm impressed with its versatility – plenty of compartments and straps to organize different types of gear. The build quality seems really solid; the material feels tough and like it will hold up well. Plus, the black color looks sharp and exactly as expected. An added bonus is how easy it is to clean the material, which is a huge plus. Overall, a great backpack that delivers.

Bought 3 of these so far; one for work, one for travel, and one for the girlfriend. What I love about these is that any straps you're not using can be removed without cutting them off. I don't use the waist straps or sternum straps on packs this small, so I took them off and can put them back on if I need them. The straps and the Molle system make these super versatile. Definitely worth the price, the night camo bag goes with me to work every night and is holding up well.

I've been searching for a good pack for SAR and day missions and I figured I'd try this one out. Here's an honest review from someone who uses this bag for hiking, search and rescue, 24 hr pack, etc. Things to keep in mind: I'm 5'4 and 155lbs so I'm a small statured guy.SIZE: perfect for a 24hr packs. NOT too big, not too small, and definitely not heavy. When fully packed with all my gear, it is a little bulky, but once I work the fabric that should calm down and not be so stiff.COMFORT/STRAPS: love the padding in the shoulders and back area. It's not overkill, and the padding isn't hard like some others. Loaded down, my bag ranges from 30lbs-40lbs, it distributed weight amazingly. I'm not a fan of the chest and hip belt on this particular pack. If the chest belt could be moved down so it's not hitting my collarbone, and the hip belt have padding so it doesn't cut into your waist, this pack would be closer to 5 stars. May not be an issue for most, but when you're out in the woods with a 30-40lbs bag, comfort and fit are MAJOR issues. There are tons of excess strap material, so I just cut them off and burnt the ends because I hate how it looked.STORAGE: I LOVE how many pockets there are. I'm slightly OCD when it comes to packing, so I thoroughly enjoy having neat, organize compartments for my different gear instead of throwing everything together. The molle on the front and sides is great to add more. I actually like the little carabiners that come with pack, specifically for quick release of my gloves. I do HATE the one strap on the front that covers both top and bottom compartment. I tried a few variations to "fix" the problem; but you either leave it and have to work around the bottom compartment, take it off and cut the y strap which you'll lose stability, or unfasten the strap and rework through the molle to skip the top compartment which then covers the velcro for identification. I decided to leave it, and put my least used gear in the bottom compartment because of the hassle. Lost 1/4 of a star for that design flaw.HYDRATION: I have a 3qt bladder I use, and have ZERO issues. The fact that the bladder is accessible from outside the back is super convenient! I always hated having to rummage through a pack to refill, but this was a genius design to put the zipper on the outside of pack for easy access. Now, with that being said, the only downfall is the hole for your hose is small and does not have any give. I have to take apart my hose from bladder and run it backwards. The mouth pieces are too large to squeeze through without damage. The fact you have to disassemble when putting in or removing is another 1/4 star loss.All in all, I will definitely buy this bag again and so have some others from my squadron. It's a great addition if you don't want to spend big money for a bag that may or may not last a year or more. Fix the minor design flaws and this pack is 5 stars.

I go ahead and put 5 stars so far bc my first impression was excellent. This backpack came perfect out of the box without any error with quality control. Even though it's made in China, if I would change the label and add made in USA, ppl would never notice it. This's one issue with the Trump's tariffs; China is improving its quality, and its prices are still low. Also, I thought it was gonna be a big bigger bc it 40L, but the size is perfect. I recommend it so far, and I'll update this review as time and use do its thing.

I bought this bag and was pleasantly surprised by the quality I received. It is made from really strong material that I know will ensure it stays durable, it also has a lot of pockets for storage. You could easily carry it around as well because it is not that heavy, depends on what you put in it.

Nice smaller size grab and go bag. Got it because it is one of very few bags the size the will handle a 10/22 takedown(height is just right) in the main pouch, has enough room for bx25 mags, and a host of other on the go accessories for a day at the range .

Love this bag!! I carry it daily. I even got a water reservoir in it. I drive all day and it keeps everything including my sweet tea right in reach and easily accessible. And the straps make it way less pressure on my back.