Military Hiking Backpack

Not used it yet but it looks good value.

C’est vraiment super utile, on pense ouvrir une poche car finalement on en ouvre deux autres il y a du rangement partout. Ça nous permet de rester extrêmement organisé. L’apparence est très bien et le sac est de super bonne qualité.

Made of good heavy material. The straps are easily adjustable to fit well. Is comfortable to wear Ioaded about 35lbs. of gear. Felt very comfortable, even though, I have a bad back. Plenty of room inside for more. I'm 53 with a bad back and I would recommend it to anyone. It would make a great bug out bag to keep loaded and grab, and head out if needed. Bottom line, well made, great back pack.

I'm updating this review on a day to day basis as things develop. End of day 1: One strap broken because some of the straps are there for aesthetics, not function, and I couldn't make sense of that. End of day 3: I notice another side strap that I haven’t even touched is now splitting at the seems, too. No idea what happened there because I never weaved that one through the wrong buckle. I’m thinking there’s a designer fault with the side straps stitching. Everything holds except for the stitching on these side straps. End of day 7: I’ve tried emailing the seller about the holes in the bag due to the side straps not being stitched properly or being torn out, they gave me the run around. I tried getting it fixed professionally, but the waterproof inner lining obstructs all access to the outer fabric, so nobody could stitch it up from the inside without tearing out the waterproofing, stitching it up, then stitching up the waterproofing again. I thought “F—- this, I’ll stitch the bag up myself from the outside.” So I bought a sewing kit, got some extra strong thread, and did exactly that. Bag is fixed now and working great. End of day 8: plastic buckles snapped in half. I had to reattach the shoulder strap to the bottom strap by tying them together. Luckily, I’m good with knots as well as stitching. Problem solved. End of day 9: belt strap that connects to shoulder strap buckle torn out. Thread used for stitching is super cheap. Fabric has not frayed or been torn at all. The 6000D Oxford fabric is truly living up to its name, but everywhere on this bag, I keep finding loose threads or cheap threads that break without being touched. Stitched the belt strap back on and it’s hold up pretty well. End of day 11: Left hand belt strap exploded, leaving an 8 inch hole and taking the bottom left shoulder strap connector with it. Luckily, I'm good with sewing. I stitched it back up with extra strong polyester thread. It took about an hour on a cold seat in the train station as I was in between campsites and still travelling, but I made the best of the situation and the bag is still waterproof. It's holding together. For now. End of day 15: side stitching around laptop compartment exploded. No idea why. I’ve never put anything in there. I’m good at sewing, so I stitched up the two holes, ranging from 3 to 5 inches, in no time. End of day 19: top stitching near the shoulder strap has exploded on one side, which is weird because there isn’t any pressure from weight on that part of the bag. Currently stitching it back up as we speak. End of day whatever: I've lost track of the days as I've spent so much time sewing things back together after something randomly explodes. This time the top should strap exploded, so I sewed it up. My name is Rorschach. This is my story. More to come as things happen.

Good quality

It is very durable and has a huge capacity to put everything you need for a long time outrdoor camping fun.