Military Tactical Backpack for Men 45L Molle Army 3 Days Assault Pack Bug Out Bag Water Resistant and Hiking Treeking Rucksack

Love it

Bag looks sturdy and seems well built. Zippers look heavy duty and there's a lot of pockets. Wish the main compartment was a bit deeper but there's a lot of space. We'll see how it holds up after my next trip. The packaging was solid when it was delivered.

So I don’t typically wright a lot of reviews, but this bag is durable and is good for packing away clothes for 3 days. I primarily use this bag for weekends when I go snowmobiling to pack my normal clothes in 2-3 days worth, and a couple extra sweat shirts. I also have soap, medicine and extra misc things a person would want for a weekend trip. The bag has plenty of room, for it and has several pockets. The quality seems durable, I’m not saying or claiming the bag is water proof but I do strap it on the back of my sled when snowmobiling into camp and my clothes stay dry, the fabric it’s self seams to repel snow / water decently. I can’t attest for it in the rain or dipped in water but I’m happy with it this is my new weekend bag I’ll use for SxS trips and snowmobiling trips. Zippers seam good quality, I have no complaints. I would buy again.

Great bag! Lots of compartments, and seems durable!

This has more pockets and compartments than I know what to do with. Campers, hunters, fishermen, etc. could all use this. Or just as an overnight bag. Of course the primary intent is a bug-out bag. I spent some time filling it, starting with the main compartment. There was a bit of a learning curve. The compartments appear designed to be filled completely, with a bit of leeway each.After unbuckling the top cinch strap, it was much easier to (re)fill. I had already partially packed it but was not satisfied. I wanted this to be used as intended, with the numerous cinch straps doing their work. I started with comfortable sweatpants (with pockets), as they more efficiently fill the squared-off bottom. Two layers of sweatpants and two more layers of sweatshirts, which did take up a lot of space. Then two pairs of comfortable denim jeans. All of the items in this pack are tested, tried, and true. These large items also filled up the compartment quite quickly. I zipped up that compartment as I went.The middle compartment took three sets of cotton thermals: tops, bottoms, and everything in between. Lightweight stuff that didn't take up much space compared to the items in the main compartment. As I went, I figured any of the numerous pockets in the compartments would be a good place for a bit of emergency cash or hand warmers, slim stuff like that.The front compartment got six T-shirts, other dailies, and a couple of handkerchiefs along with a couple of pairs of gloves. There was enough extra space in the main compartment for a couple of warm hats and a couple more pairs of thick socks. The pack was quite stuffed, and I cinched it up. The four cinch straps didn't need to do a lot of work as the pack was already fairly maxed out, but they did make it feel even more solid. This isn't a pillowcase full of clothes; this thing could hurt someone if pitched at them.It weighed in at about 20 lbs, and I tried it on. The top compartment hadn't been stuffed like the others; it has a flashlight with spare batteries, pairs of neoprene and vinyl gloves, some granola, and peanut butter. A screwdriver and multi tool wrapped in a pair of socks so they wouldn't poke anything. Small emergency kit and other stuff like that.Depending on contents, this pack could weigh in much higher or lower; it's certainly built well enough to handle more weight. I actually started with the top compartment first just because I liked how handy the location is and wanted to see how the items in there would rest if the pack were otherwise empty.It fit well, and I could wear it like a backpack while walking about or even jogging lightly. I cinched the front straps and could run with it. I rode around on my cargo bicycle almost as if it wasn't there, despite a bit of extra weight. After dismounting the bike, I walked a bit more, just to get a feel for it. I was quite bundled up; I packed this for 0-degree weather. It was only down to about 20°F when I first tried it, but I warmed up quickly. The front straps are easily adjustable and accommodate different apparel well enough while still holding true.Pros:*Very well constructed. The 900D nylon was put to the test when packed.*Not a single sound of tearing, even while stuffing and being a bit forceful with zippers occasionally.*Cinch straps are well-placed, easy to adjust, and yet stay in place quite well.*Good stitching all around. Side straps (MOLLE system) feel sturdy enough to hold plenty of accessories of your choice. I did try a couple of field-tip arrows in them.Cons: Can't really think of any. Some might complain about the lack of cup holders or phone pockets, etc., but this is a bug-out bag. The MOLLE system is in place and can be put to use as needed.It's not the size of a much larger pack I have and may not hold as much, but it is certainly much better constructed. It's also much easier to carry and take the necessities if the going gets tough. This certainly was also much easier to wear while riding my bike, regardless of the weight. (I've worn larger packs on it, and regardless of pack contents, the increased pack length interferes with rear bicycle rack space). This is just the right length for my setup.At first I thought this pack was a lot of show, but after trying it out, I really like it. I keep it in a room with things like extra keys, shoes & boots, jackets, blankets, food, etc. Recommended. Everyone should be prepared. Three days of supplies may be a stretch depending on your size and locale, but I wouldn't argue with that figure as a general estimate. I'm sure I could get a solid week out of the clothing I packed, if needed. 5 stars.

This is a large 45 liter bag three compartment backpack. The two main compartments are expandable with pockets, the third rear exterior storage area is comprised of two easy access pockets to access those items needed fast. The entire shell is 900D Oxford fabric is tough , rip resistant and water RESISTANT (not proof). The rear pockets also have a Molle systems to hang/attach extra gear and tools. There are attachment straps on the top AND bottom of the pack to attach large tools, bed rolls and other equipment. There is also a secret security pooch at the bottom of the bag.The carry straps are extra padded and VERY comfortable. All other straps including the waist strap are fully adjustable. Two way zippers, double stitched at all stress points will last many years.The recent price drop from $39.99 to $33.99 makes this an incredible deal. I RECOMMEND.

Excelente diseño muy amplio y excelente calidad

Great bag. So many pockets. I used this bad mostly for my college and it's perfect for my laptop capacity. Zipper looks like they will last long period of time. Overall decent quality bag.. very adorable ☺️