EMDMAK Military Tactical Backpack, Large Military Pack Army 3 Day Assault Pack Molle Bag Rucksack

I am honestly pretty blown away with the unbelievably high level of craftsmanship and quality with which this bag was made. I am extremely hard on my backpacks and other storage or transport containers and I've had probably 10 different backpacks in the last 10 to 15 years, and I could tell immediately just by the feel of the canvas material that this bag was made of that it was going to be good quality. I mainly just use it as a work bag But I routinely transport about 35 to 40 lb of stuff back and forth from my job to home and I've been using this for about a month now and I don't have a single loose thread, tear, zipper malfunction or anything at all. And the cubic footages incredible inside, and the fact that it can be folded open completely 180° makes loading and unloading it so much easier. The many different attachment points for third party equipment was also very nice. Apparently I didn't read the description very well because it also comes with an insulated cup holder that can attach to the backpack as well as about six or seven clips for connecting other things to the bag. And the inside is full of different little pockets small zipper areas which makes it great for tactical use as well as day to day. I am 1,000% guarantee you that you will not disappointed if you purchased this product, and no I have not been given anything from these people nor do I know who they are, but I can tell you this.. whoever they are they know what the hell they're doing with tactical backpacks.

Fabric inside is all broken and lifting, the zips don’t work and bits are coming off. It is not waterproof. Just a cheap imitation!

Very comfortable and useful!

This bag isn't great, but then it's a sub-$40 bag. Straps are very thin, and there's no real structure to it at all. But, as a bug-out bag that hopefully will never get used, it's not too bad. Pack the main back compartment as tightly as you can to give the whole bag some structure, and the hip belt does an okay job of transferring some of the weight. Straps are wide, but very thin with no padding. This means that the chest strap is of limited use since the shoulder strap will just bunch up as you cinch down the chest strap.All that said, it is holding up to the ~40 lbs of food, water, and survival gear that would just barely keep myself, my wife, and our pets going for 72 hours. So, for the purpose, it seems alright. It's a survival bag, not a fun weekend trip bag.

Great look with lots of various pockets. Has been holding up well, with a large capacity. Lots of Molle attachments and good built quality. Not too big and not too small. Would recommend.