MEWAY 42L Military Tactical Backpack Large Assault Pack Molle Outdoors Daypack

The product is pretty much as described. I went on a 5 day trip recently and was able to fit all of my clothes. I changed out the zipper pulls for some self-made paracord pulls (pictured) because the supplied ones came untied on their own. As far as the hydration batter it's supposed to be able to use, yes you can put a batter in it; however, there is no way to route the hose when closed. It appears that there should be a spot under the handle, but there is no hole. So far the pack seems pretty good. The zippers work well and material seems pretty good, but the padding on the back could be better. If it doesn't hold up I'll be sure to change the review.

I ordered the FDE or khaki color 3d bag to use as bug out bag. I was worried about it being too small judging from the picture on the page. It actually is a pretty decent size when it comes, bigger than I expected.It has full molle system to hang stuff on the front, mesh on the back for ventilating your back. I like the fact that it has straps between shoulder pads and a waist strap also. And it has straps on side to tie down the bag if you don't have as much stuff to fill. And it has the free national flag patch as it shows in picture. The FDE color is nice in the hot Georgia summer. Craftsmanship is also very good, all the sewings seems to be made with quality and all zippers are water resistant which is important for me. I believe this backpack can last me for a long time, I'm even considering to buy the other camo one for hunting as well.

I am an Iraq war veteran and unfortunately due to circumstances I don't have any of my gear when i was in the Army. I must say that this bag is as close as your going to get to a Army issued rucksack.I am amazed at how good this bag is. Buy it and your will not be disappointed. Tons of space and well built.

I purchased this back back for my stepdad to take hunting, I was worried buying this online, because some backpacks are just so flimsy. It came in the mail today, in a nice box, (good for gifts) and also wrapped in a zipped bag. This thing is a bute! The pic they show of the camo backpack looks alot lighter in color than it really is. It's actually a darker camo backpack. It looks way nicer in person than in Amazon's photos. I cant say anything about how long it will last, because I just got it today, but it's a beast, and very big! Great thick material. This would be a great gift for anyone. I may pick up a few for christmas. Anyway, love it, looks durable.

This bag ended up being a started on a Friday and finished on a Monday because the zippers don't line up and hardly close without jarring. The shoulder straps are clearly misaligned as well where the curve of the left is higher than the curve of the right making it uncomfortable to put on even while its empty. Had these been pointed out to me by a friend of mine before the return window was over, we probably would have managed a replacement with no problems. Now we have a bag that isn't functional except for a dust collector. I think my friend is going to disassemble the bag and use the hardware (buckles and nylon straps) for spares on his new bag.

The quality of this product is awful! In two days of use, the zipper pulled apart and the stitching on the strap came undone. The bag was being used as a quick grab and go bag with a change of clothes and essentials for an overnight stay.

Great pack for the price. Made very well and has a ton of room. Bought as a day pack to take hunting. Holds all of my gear, but there's one downfall... The shoulder straps are quite small. I have broad shoulders and wear a 2XL shirt, this pack barely fits with the straps fully extended. It feels like it's made for a smaller man or teenager. Other than that, I like it.

Pros: Molle system, good size adjustment and fit adjustment, roomy, straps for bedroll.Cons: The description on Amazon said, "Military backpack has hydration compatible that works great for a hydration bladder.." In reality, the pack has no straps or hooks to hold hydration bladders in place inside the pack, and it has no opening for the drinking tube. It looks as though they may have intended to put a hole at the top center, covered by a tab stitched on three sides, but forget to make the hole. Packs actually designed to accommodate hydration bladders have openings top left and top right allowing two drinking tubes and channeling them down the pack straps instead of having the tube exit the pack right by/against your neck.The pack has no frame or structure so it collapses, making it difficult to load. I put corrugated cardboard in the slot behind the padding, which helps.