Military Tactical Backpack with D-Ring Screw Locking Assault Pack Army Molle Bug Out Bag Backpacks

This bag seems very well made. When putting together emergency bags for my family, it became obvious very quickly that the "free bag" offer I had previously found online was inadequate. I needed a larger bag. This 34L pack fit the bill and is working well. This pack is still not large enough to hold everything in itself, but the MOLLE webbing solves that problem right away. This bag ws purchased for my wife and it's size is perfect for her. Adding increment bags to the sides gives the added room needed for supplies and allows her to remove them to lighten the load as needed.This bag would make a great sleepover bag for children, quick trip bag for anyone or emergency/bug out bag for smaller people or those not carrying a lot of heavy/bulky items in their go bags. If you were taking a weekend trip, this bag will hold all of the essentials in one place (clothing, toiletries, etc.) eliminating the need for bulky luggage. Also a great day trip bag for hiking and family outings.The locking D-rings are a nice add on for attaching items to the outside of the pack or they make decent key rings. These are not rated for climbing and will not support the weight of a person. They do, however, hold a mess kit and camp stove in a mesh pouch quite nicely.If you are looking for a pack that will hold all your camping/backpacking gear, this is not the bag. At 34L, it is too small for that. I would recommend a 50L to 80L pack for the heavier adventurer, but this is a great bag and meets our needs quite well.

Last week I bought the small 34L tactical backpack, the price is definitely reasonable which is very functional, and the quality is better than other similar product. The compartments are well designed which is convenient to use especially during the vacation. (PS: you can buy the bigger version 40L if you need more capacity.)The D-Ring Screw Locking is awesome since I can bring more stuff for traveling, so it allows me to bring more items makes the backpack even more versatile.The main compartment is unique which allows us to fold out 180 degrees (full zip) so it functions like a suitcase. This function can utilize the space for more items. Besides, it contains an elastic band to protect the laptop from being damaged. The quality of the zippers is superiority which would not be resisted after using for a long period.Overall, the feeling of wearing this backpack is comfortable which my shoulder and the back do not hurt. I highly recommend this backpack and I believe I could use it for a long period.

I was able to pack a weeks worth of clothes, travel size personal items, 10 inch table ,7 inch table, portable hard drive, pair of shoes , flat iron and 5 bottles of medicine . Still fit under seat of plane. So worth the money. Zippers didn't give me any trouble but I made sure to use bag that pushes air out of clothes and to made sure everything is pushed down in bag away from zippers.

I like this bag well enough but it has a few flaws/annoyances/concerns.The zip pulls, while nice and substantial, have a stranger design. The sliders themselves are quite large and leave a sizeable gap when they're closed against one another, enough so that I'm worried about having the bag out in rain. If I know I'm going to be out in some, I'm going to have the zippers closed on the side, not on top where water is more likely to come directly in. The pulls themselves have holes, but they're inconsistent in their machining, I wanted to outfit all of them with paracord pulls, but wasn't able to get the cord through half of the zippers. The plastic that makes up the internal divider pockets is weirdly tight (hardly any slack to get anything that isn't paper thin in them) and I'm worried about its durability as well.That said, the fabric of the main bag feels very sturdy, it's comfortable even when fully loaded, and the handle feels rock solid.

The pack looks great, just what I was looking for. However it isn’t 34 liters like it claims. I bought it to replace my North Face Microbyte which is 17L and just too small for my 3 day business trips. I figured 34L would be good, but it’s really smaller than the microbyte. Returning it for something else.Edit: I figured out why the size is off. They use the max measurement for height, width, depth which add up to 34L, but the pack doesn’t fill that box they make. They need to measure each compartment then add them up. This is what the North Face and similar vendors do.

The quality of the backpack is pretty good, much more than my expectation. My favorite part of the backpack is that it has so many pockets in it, which I can classify all my stuffs - laptop, books, wallet and other things very well into the bag. And the bag quite fits me cause I carry the bag and walk a lot everyday, and I never have a backache feeling like I used to have when I carry other bags.Anyway, the backpack has extra value than its price and I will recommend it to my friends.

I'll keep this short as I can get into details and this would be 3 pages. it is a great deal for the price. It appears smaller than you would think until you start shoving your gear in. Im not kidding this thing is the same as Marry Popins purse, it just keep going. Stays small with a light load, and gets bigger. So far this thing is tough, I throw it around on floor in my shop, in and out of cars and my toddler standing on it. For the most part in heavy rain everything stays dry, and with all the abuse no rips or tears. straps are comfortable. Daily I carry, spare uniforms, socks underwear, note pad pens, tools, laptop, protein bars and other snacks. At time I have my pistole in it the spot for the bladder works great to hide it in. Like I said great bag for the price!

at first glance, the bag was much bigger than I thought. the zippers are large and heavy duty. the interior has organization pockets, and the molle webbing on the front let me attach my admin pouch to the front. it currently carries about 30lbs of school books every day.much better than the cheap ones. I would recommend.