Tactical Backpack 40L Trekking Rucksack Water Resistant Military Army Combat Rucksack MOLLE Hiking Backpack Green

Unfortunately, areas of this backpack aren't constructed as well as they could be. The main issue I have experienced is completely rubbish stitching attaching the molle attachments to the backpack; whilst this doesn't affect the overall strength of the actual backpack it does render the molle attachments useless. I did begin the refund process but decided to keep it in the end and use it as a lightweight/cheap 'bug-out' bag for my car.Pros:1) The bag is designed well / looks good.2) There is plenty of compartments.3) The bag itself seems reasonably well constructed.4) Comfortable to wear.Cons:1) Stitching in places is terrible.2) Molle attachments useless.3) Won't last.The age old saying of "you get what you pay for" holds true, thus, I bought a Wisport Raccoon 65L Rucksack as my main bag. Nearly four times the price, but the quality renders the price completely justifiable.

I've been dragging my heels over replacing a bag that I bought +/- 15 years ago from argos; I'd always look for any excuse not to - it didn't have my little pouch for my keys, no room to store towels and extra clothes - you get the idea. Basically it was irreplaceable for me because despite being such a small looking bag, it could easily carry a week's worth of shopping. THAT is what any day bag has to go up against.I'd been browsing Amazon for a while, and had pretty much talked myself into buying a canvas bag when I came across this rucksack and I have to say overall I'm impressed. It carries a fair bit of weight, has a number of separators for my laptop/tablet. spare gadgets, clothes etc., and a pouch for my sunglasses and keys; I'd say overall that if I had *any* criticism, it's that I could do with a more convenient place to put my phone and possibly somewhere to place a water bottle for when I'm out and about.But that's me nit picking. The material is durable, waterproof and adjustable for any body size and type.

Seems like a well constructed holdall but not made use of it yet. It's smaller than I was expecting. I was I had worked out the measurements before ordering as even with the max sizes (23x31x47cm) it is 33.5L not 40L as described. And that doesn't account for gaps caused by pouches increasing the max measurements, so I would guess at maximum it's a 30L bag. Bit disappointed but will make use of it anyway.

WE have only owned this bag since June and the bag already has 2 holes in it due to the fabric pulling apart from the stitches as seen in photo. Unfortunately we are unable to return as we have gone past the 28 days. I am a keen sewer and would struggle to fix myself.

I ordered myself the “green” variant of this, as I have a lot of olive-drab bits which it would match with, however the bag is actually tan/brown.The bag itself is nice. I’ve also got the black variant which I use as a day to day backpack.Id recommend it if you’re after a rucksack with lots of little pockets and such, but be wary that the colour does not match the item description!

This is a cracking day sack. Loads of space (no where near the stated 40l though) the one down side is the weight. It's really heavy for a pack. It feels like a regular pack with 6 cans of beer in it. The chest strap is a bit small and unnecessary. There should have been a decent heavy duty waist strap but...you get what you pay for I suppose. Overall a good cheap durable pack.

Partner is in the navy and on deployment and wanted one for a day to day bag. He loves it as he can personalise it with velcro patches

Had this for over 2 years now and is still going strong. Very durable as ive used it for a work bag and well impressed with the build quality.Thanks