Tactical Backpack Military Army Rucksack 3 Day Molle Assault Pack for Traveling Camping Hiking Climbing, Black

I ordered this as my last bag got torn during travel. I needed something which take some weat and tear. After receiving the bag I check it for stitches and how much weight it can handle. For starters it's a nice bag with lots of small pockets inside. Spacious too but there is no place for laptop. It can fit a nice 15 inch laptop but there are no cushions to support it. Otherwise it's a nice bag, deserves 5 star.

Overall materials feel durable at seams and zippers. However, the waist belt, has no way to securely tighten and lock-in the tension on one's waist due to design flaw of right side clip buckle. It allows the strap to slip out completely. A good military pack let's weight sit on your hips, using a snug secure belt, ideally which would be padded. This one isn't padded, nor does the tension hold....strap comes undone. Look elsewhere.

I'm not using this bag for what people would normally use it for, but it works great nonetheless. I purchased this bag to use as a diaper bag, because I don't want to carry around something that looks like a purse or a large brightly colored beach bag. If you are buying this bag to use in the woods or as a rucksack, keep in mind it has plastic rings on it. They are not that durable for extreme use. Having said that, I haven't had any issues with it. It can hold a good amount of weight.I picked this bag, because it looked like it had a lot of room in it. It does have two other zipper compartments inside of the main compartment, one of which is a mesh compartment, perfect for a few changes of clothing. The secondary compartment is a little smaller, but also has a few more compartments within as well.This bag is equiped with the Molle system. I also chose this bag for the Molle system, because if I need more room I can always add more compartments to this bag to suit my needs. On the outside it has a compression strap for a blanket or anything else you might want to put in it.The straps aren't as wide as I would ike on the backside, but they are comfortable. behind the straps are some cushions in case you decide to carry something heavy in the bag. There is also some velcro on the outside, so you can display your favorite patch.

I found this packpack even better than I expected. First of all it's extremely versatile because of the molle system. Second of all was the ability to add a hydration bladder. I knew they existed in dedicated packs but did not know some packs like this were designed to accept them as an acessory. In fact I had to Email a friend to ask what the Velcro covered holes were for in the top of the packpack. Kind of dumb for a guy that lives in the desert Third of all was the room and amount of pockets in it. And last of all it is very comfortable wearing it. I suppose that should of been first. I supplied pictures of installing the hydration bladder I ordered after learning it was compatible with this pack. Just detach the tube, slide it through 1 of the access holes covered by Velcro tabs, slide the bladder into the zippered pocket in the main compartment, fill with water and your ready to spend the day in the desert or anywhere else you care to hike. The last 2 pics show attaching a first aid kit via the molle system to the back of the second large pocket. You can purchase all kinds of accessories that use this system. It beats the heck out using duck tape like I'm used to doing. Ya, I'm old. Just unsnap the straps on whatever you want to attach, slide them through the stitched in loops and resnap. The main pocket is about 18in high and 12in wide with 2 roomy pockets inside. One for the bladder, if you're packing water, and one zippered netted pocket about 15in by 9in for whatever. My smaller laptop drops right in there and my bigger one goes in the space between the netted pocket and the bladder pocket. The pockets are not padded so if you're using it this for that purpose I would suggest adding a little padding. The secondary large pocket that is shown in my 1st photo has 6 pockets inside of it. including 2 narrow ones perfect for pencils or pens or cigars, oh- wait, nobody smokes those anymore. I told you I was old. Besides the sewn in loops it has lots of straps for attaching bigger stuff like sleeping bags or a small roll up tent, maybe a tarp for shade, ect. Tie a foldup lawn chair to the back, fill the bladder with your favorite beverage, set up your tarp for shade, and let the games begin. But remember to stand up for the nation anthem. Backpacking is a lot of fun.

Amazing backpack since it has many slots to put items in. I mainly used it for travelling, I could fit a lot of items in the main compartment of it. It has many straps for adjustment, and locks so if your bag is too full you can strap it so it doesn't open or the items don't bulge. Overall, I really think this bag is useful for travelling as it has enough space for all the essentials you would need.

This backpack was much better quality than I expected. Immediately upon removing it from the box I was impressed. One if my biggest pet peeves when it comes to bags and packs is the stitching, and this pack has very sturdy stitching. all of the straps and molle loops are secured very well. I'm not a die hard prepper but I do live by the freedom, "it's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. With that being said, I carry a good bit of gear on a daily basis, and I switched all of my gear into the CS Force backpack and it has been my EDC pack for the past week. It's incredibly comfortable and distributes the 20-25 lbs. that I carry very evenly. The zippers are very stout with easy to manipulate tabs making it extremely easy to open and close. The only one thing that I might change would be to add one more small external pouch, but the absence of this is in no way a deal breaker. All in all, this is an exceptional value and a very sturdy, lightweight, comfortable pack. I highly recommend it!!

This backpack has worked wonders for me. I like to hike a lot and was looking for something with a lot of slots and pockets. It helps keep everything separated and has enough straps on the outside for me to clip things to. It is high quality and another plus is that this pack has a slim profile even when moderately full.