Military Tactical Backpack Army 3 Day Assault Pack Molle Bag Rucksack for Outdoor Hiking Trekking Hunting

Bag has a ton of storage. The insulated bottle pouches were a nice touch. The material and stitching is extremely solid (better than I expected). I've had bags that cost more, that were not as nice. I would definitely recommend it.

This backpack is huge. The two main pockets hold everything I need. The two front pockets are great for smaller items and there are plenty of molle straps. It also comes with a mini pouch that is great for phones and stuff. There is an included rain fly (read mud cover). It is really solidly put together. The material and zippers are strong and the straps are well sewn in. It would also make a great BOB.

Feels very high quality. Zippers are heavy duty. Four main compartments on the outside, in addition to a number of other smaller compartments on the inside of each compartment. Comfortable to wear and has a lot of adjustable straps so you can change the size depending on how much you are carrying. It's nice that it comes with the waterproof sleeve thing to put it inside of while you're carrying it, but I think the bag itself has some water resistance anyway. I also like the little extra side bag they give you with it. Same material and design but a lot smaller.

I had to do some zipper repair upon receiving the pack. It was larger than expected which I liked. I added some outer molle accessories. I use it everyday and like it so far. Only complaint would be the soft bottom no structure to stand itself up. If the material holds up I plan on using it for a long time.Update:Great customer service in getting back with me about issues I had. Their new pack is even better. Great padding and side pockets.

I really like this bag so far and it has amazing zippers that don’t catch, but seam stitching looks like it might not hold up to excessive abuse. Been a great day pack with plenty of room. Bonus mini med/phone bag was a pleasant surprise and even clips on backpack with ease. Straps are comfortable and have good padding. Read on other reviews of people complaining about excess loose straps for collapse side clips to shrink bag down but I found sliding the excess into webbing was an easy fix. Great bag so far. Will update after hunting season.

From the moment I opened it you could tell it was it was well built. You want to be OCD in your organization you can, you want to keep water from getting hot after hiking all day you can, it has so many attachment points I don't think I have enough gear to attach to them all. The stitching is heavy, the zippers are tough with molded zipper handles, this bag is adjustable to almost any size it's my new BoB

I turned this bag into a range bag. With enough pouches and pockets for all my weapons, ammo, and additional hardware I've decided to buy another one to turn it into a bug out bag.

**As a disclaimer I was provided this bag for free in exchange for an honest review. I did not promise a positive review. This review will reflect my actual opinion on the bag if I were to have bought it with my own money.**I have been using this bag everyday for a week now and think I can give at least a preliminary review. If anything drastically changed in the future I will try to remember to come back and update this review. If you are just a pros and cons type of review reader I will start with those:Pros:AffordableFeels sturdySeveral cool features more expensive bags make you pay forPlenty of spaceLots of Velcro for patchesComfortableCons:Space feels like it could have been managed a bit better with better pocketsStitching does not look really great. Feels solid but looks like it won't hold to major abuseNot hydration readyNo loops to hold the end of adjustable strapsExtras and build quality:Now, of you like more detailed thoughts I will give those. When I got this bag it was under $40. For that amount I was surprised by what I got. As soon as I got it I opened it up to see what the inside looked like and was delighted to see that a small (perfect for first aid kit) molle pouch was inside of the bag! Didn't know it cane with that! Then in the next pocket was a rainfly. Again a surprise. On the outside of the bag I was happy to see that it came with both a chest and waste buckle.Next step was tugging, zipping, and scrutinizing the whole bag. All of the external zippers worked good and looked good. Seems like they will hold up well. The buckles feel alittle cheap but they do their job. The internal zippers were all open on both sides when I got the bag. A quick zip fixed this and I haven't had anymore issues so maybe that is how they come from the factory.The material feels nice and durable. It is thicker than the 5.11 bag I just got. This makes me feel good about the long term durability of the fabric itself. The stitching, however, left alot to be desired. The stitches look really rough and sloppy. For that reason alone I would hesitate to trust this bag for too much severe abuse.Storage:There is a nice Swatch of Velcro at the top of the bag that is nice along with a bunch of molle everywhere. You can add the pouch that comes with it or a pouch bought elsewhere. You must have alot of gear in that case, however, as the bag is big!I am using it as a work bag and it fits my laptop, charger, 3 notebooks, steel toe shoes, ear muffs, safety goggles, and more inside of it. I do wish there were more admin pockets but it is livable as is. The front bottom pocket, however, I find annoying. Instead of the usual admin pockets and pen holders it has pouches for water bottles. They are thermal pouches (although a whole water bottle wouldn't be completely covered) but they are out of place. I want my water on the side of the bag or a hydro pack. Speaking of which this bag is NOT hydration ready. There is room for a hydro pack but no way to plumb the hose. It appears someone meant to add this feature as the bag has a stretchy square of fabric with an opening on one side directly on top where a hole for a hydration hose should be but there is no hole.A plus for the bag is that it opens almost all the way up like a suitcase. I think it could do with a little more structure to hold it upright but it does have some.StrapsThe shoulder straps are nicer than I thought on initial inspection. They are pretty thin with just alittle cushion, however, they are very wide which distributes the weight pretty well.A couple minor complaints on the straps, though, include there being no built in management of the excess (I used some Velcro strips to make my own but annoying that all the straps didn't have them already). Also, the chest buckle is attached by a loop that wraps around the whole strap. This causes the strap to bunch up sometimes and be uncomfortable. You can fix it but a better system would make it where it didn't do that to begin with.Overall, I think the bag is a good value for the cost. It has some features that the more expensive 5.11 didn't come with but the quality shows it's price in a couple places. My main hesitation is the stitching. It doesn't bother me for using it as a work bag but I wonder if it would hold up to repeated abuse on camping trips and such. All in all as it stands now I would recommend the bag. If it proves itself unworthy I will update this review (if I remember).