Tactical Backpack Gym Backpack Military Molle Army Pack Bug Out Bag Hiking Rucksack for Men and women 15L Black

You’ll be surprised by this little bag. It is big enough to fit a normal sized binder. I originally bought this because I didn’t want anything bulking and this was the perfect fit. Also, if you have patches you can just put them right on. This bag is built with durability and value.

It looks bigger in the pictures. Also I did a return and physically returned it at a UPS have the confirmation and my money was never returned nor credit given!!

First off, I want to say I have the larger version of this bag and use it daily with no issues. I wanted a smaller version and went with the same company. I am very satisfied with the purchase. Perfect for carrying a smaller amount of belongings with pockets. We'll made and will be using it often. Highly recommend.

This is a solid bag - better quality than expected, sturdy zippers, multiple pocket sizes/arrangement for just a touch of organization without interior dividers getting in the way. It is overall on the smaller side for bags/backpacks so if you just need to haul a few things, you'll be set with this. It's a good bag for a dedicated activity (workout bag or the like).

I got this because of the medium size, more compact than my large fullsize backpack. It is made of a ripstop nylon fabric, very durable and tightly woven. I poured some water across it and it ran off leaving little residue; I did not submerge it for any length of time, but I can say it is definitely water resistant if not waterproof. It has a single large pocket at the back which measures approximately 11" wide by 13" tall. The product description says it will hold a 13" laptop and that appears to be the case; my 14" model almost went in, but not quite. I slipped my tablet and Kindle e-reader inside this compoartment and still had room for a thin windbreaker. This main pocket also features a mesh pouch inside, as well as a zippered compartment about 6" deep. And all the zippers on the pack are equipped with nylon cord loops for easy gripping, another nice touch. On the front of the pack at the top there is a zippered compartment 4" deep. Below that is another zippered compartment, about 9"x10", secured by two zippers; inside this larger compartment is another mesh pouch, and also a 5" deep fabric pouch, on the front of which are sewn two smaller pouches, each about the size of a cell phone. So lots of storage potential in a compact space. Also sewn to the front of this lower compartment is a large velcro strip suitable for attaching additional velcro items such as bags, which appear to be available separately. And below that is a nylon strip stitched to provide five loops, similar to the shotgun shell loops on a shooting vest. There is also a mesh pocket on each side of the bag that hold a standard bottle of water. The adjustable shoulder straps are wide and comfortable, and each features additional nylon loops for carrying clip-on items. But one of the neatest features of this backpack is that there is a removable nylon belt with a clip buckle mounted to the front of the shoulder straps that allows you to secure the straps across your chest and prevents the straps from slipping off. This is a great feature for people who might jog or climb while wearing this backpack. All in all this is a good, tough backpack with a lot of well-thought-out features, suitable for some hard tactical use if necessary, and a good value for the price.

This backpack is entirely too small for an adult. The quality is decent, but it’s only about half as long as my lands end office backpack (right backpack in photo). The official product picture has a water bottle approximately the size of a Red Bull can just to throw you off. I was able to wear the backpack with the straps fully loosened, but I would never leave the house looking like that. I will probably keep it around as a range bag, but it doesn’t work as an adult backpack. On the plus side, my daughter won’t need a backpack in a few years when she starts school.

Way smaller than it looks in the pics. Perfect for a child though.

Who do I see using this bag? Someone who goes to the gym with equipment like straps, a lifting belt, chalk, a couple bottles, and maybe some extra shoes. This bag is big enough to easily carry around a few things around a place like a gym and small enough that it wouldn't really get in the way. I don't really see it fitting much more than that which I listed. This backpack is just really small. I thought about using this for a bag to go the shooting range, but couldn't fit more than one pistol case in the main compartment. It would be a headache if I also tried to fit my eyes, ears, and ammo. There aren't any slots to hold magazines. NOT that kind of tactical. I think the style of this backpack gives off the "tacticool" vibe. It looks tactical in nature and style, but not so much in functionality. It's really not much more than a basic backpack. There is a bigger main compartment with nothing else built inside. There are two smaller compartments on the back. The top one has nothing inside. The bottom one has a couple of fabric dividers sewn in, so you can maybe organize your keys, headphones, phone, charger, etc. But that's about it. There are cool spots for velcro patches on the back for the "tacticool" look. There are straps at the bottom that allow you to adjust how far out the bag can go. It's kind pricey at $40 for the size and being as basic as it is. It feels durable and I can see this being convenient.