LA Police Gear LAPG 72-Hour Tactical Survival Backpack, Durable MOLLE Bug Out Bag for Hiking, Hunting & Adventures, OD Green

Just opened the box so I cannot speak to durability yet. I was looking for another bag similar to my issued camelback BFMs without the price tag. I need a bag for EDC that I can also stuff with a 17inch laptop and gear/clothes for a week and take as carry on luggage. I didnt see mentioned in any description or photos so I included it - IT HAS MOLLE ON THE BOTTOM to be able to mount a sleeping bag or bed roll to the bottom of the bag for camping or hiking used. (I was worried it wouldn't have anywhere to lash items underneath). I find this useful even flying to roll up a jacket and mount it to the outside of the bag.I figured almost everyone knows how big a Cablevision Remote is for a size reference in my photos. This bag is definitely larger than I expected but that's not a bag thing. Its a little larger for an everyday bag but It can easily stay compressed if I don't have much in it. I do wish the pockets and inside had a bit more integrated organization so I'll definitely need to grab a few organizers to keep items/kits organized inside the bag. It has 1 zipper mesh pocket in the main compartment and the slot for a bladder/frame (it just has a soft foam pad in there as is).For the price point it is great at first glance so far, however there are some compromises for a bag at this price. The bag is made in China however I'd still rather support an American Company and the prior law enforcement who own it. If the same exact bag made with the same exact materials was made here it would be the same product for twice as much so you can't nit-pick too much at this price point.Instead of giving any cons I'd like to just suggest some improvements.-Zippers are stiff and I wish they were YKK. Going to wax the zipper and see if it helps.- wish is was at least a 600D nylon instead of polyester for durability purposes. (Its basically a standard for any seriously reviewed bags)- i know they weren't going for standard issue contracts here but adding a velcro strip for ID tags/Designation/morale patch seems like it would be a no brainer.- a few more integrated organization options even in 1 of the pockets for something as basic as pens would be great. I'd rather pay 10 more dollars for the bag and not have to buy more organizers separately.

I bought this to replace another backpack that I’ve owned for 17 years that my wife’s dogs used as a chew toy.As far as the quality of this Tactical Backpack is concerned, the stitching, heavy material(600D polyester) and zippers, seem to be of good quality and workmanship. The shoulder strap design is one piece, rather than two separate shoulder straps sewn in separately into the top of the pack. It’s the same design as my old backpack and it’s held up for 17yrs, so I’m hoping the same will be true with this brand.A few things I’ll note, is the zippered main and two front pockets, have flaps that folds over the zippered openings, it makes unzipping them a little bothersome. Also, there’s four buckled straps, that more or less, needs to be unbuckled each and every time you access the compartments. The tactical pack is also a little weighted when empty, I’m hoping it’s due to the ruggedness and durability of the pack.The pack is as roomy as I was hoping it would be. There’s room for three to four changes of clothing in the main compartment and the top, front pocket is great for my sunglasses hard-case and smaller miscellaneous items. The larger front pocket is perfect for my tablets, cables, chargers, toiletries and other larger items. I’ve added two molle water bottle pouches on each side for a hydro flask and as an additional pouch for whatever. I also added a molle ID/tactical patch hook, loop panel to the top pocket. You can see them in the photos.Update 3/8/2020.I’ve used this tactical pack several times now for overnighters, weekends and three day trips. It’s perfect as carryon luggage and it fits nicely in the overhead compartments when it’s packed full. I tried fitting it under the forward seat on flights, but it’s too bulky to fit when full, tho it may fit when not filled to capacity and w/o any molle attachments.So far, it’s traveled well on flights and city buses. It’s very comfortable wearing for long periods, I’ve had it on for 3-4hrs at a time. Excellent travel pack for the money!

this bag is pretty comfortable and the material is as thick as some of my other bags and the zippers seem to be alright so far but i wouldnt try to cram pack the bag until its busting at the seams. The bag will hold up if taken care of such as any other piece of gear. ive had bags issued to me that would fall apart soon after leaving CIF and ive had 5.11 bags fall apart on me. its all how you take care of it. this bag does a pretty good job.

Great bag for the price, you cant beat it. I needed a new assault pack in current pattern and didnt want to pay an outrageous price. This bag is the perfect size and good quality and has held up so far. This bag is used for garrison and field so will get used alot. No matter the bag, anything used hard isnt going to last forever and this bag fits my needs and cant beat the price.

This is a great value backpack !! Sturdy, roomy, with Molle. Comfortable, also. Why spend more. Bugout or one person camping, more than enough,unless you want to weigh yourself down with useless junk. Then this isn't the bag for you.

This bag was humongous, and you could fit a house in it and I have no question on durability.The problem was the back. It was so soggy. And when you loaded it up you could feel stuff protruding. It also has absolutely no ventilation. And not much for organizing, which I know is a preference thing. But It’s like a giant compartment, with a zipper, and then the front pocket is the same.If that back was nice and rigid this would be the ultimate bag, and I would deal with the lack of organization by using dry bags and ziplocks. But until then, get something else. I actually sent this back and got the LAPG Operator. It is a million percent the better buy. Spend a few extra bucks and get that instead.Also, for whatever reason, all LAPG stuff is cheaper on their site.