Great bag for the value just as good as the very expensive branded ones. Love the red colour. Have recommended to others
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SEYATULLH 30/45L Military/Tactical Backpack. A nice large expandable Army style rucksack. This is a fantastic heavy duty rucksack there are plenty of options to add external Bags via the Molle system there are also plenty of straps and D-rings meaning you can store things on the outside of the bag as well as inside. This is considered a 3 Day Bug Out Bag and I would say that's about right you can carry quite a lot of stuff with this bag. I must say that this is not an official Military bag this is an Military style bag and may not be as heavy duty or as well made as an official Army product but at this price I am more than happy to award this bag five stars as the quality is excellent for the price that being said I don't expect this bag to last forever but I can happily replace it as the price is so affordable.🎒⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🎒 There's also a nice large velcro area for you to add various patches which is awesome if you're into camping or bushcraft 🌲🏕️🌲 A black & White 🇺🇲 patch is included.
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Apart from a few loose threads I had to tie up or burn to stop it from getting worse its a nice size bag for the price paid.
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From the outset Iet me say that I really like this small rucksack. I have used it for several days, both easy day hikes and latterly for international airline travel. It is very comfortable and it deserves the five stars I have awarded. However, it could be better. Much better. Lets start with the advertising. It is: "Military Tactical Backpacks 30/45L Large for Army Molle Daypack 3 Day Bug Out Bag for Outdoor Sports Hiking Camping Mountaineering Trekking" To catch the maximum number of customers it is sold as everything to everyone. Can't fault the vendors for trying, but daysack that becomes a 3 Day Bug Out Bag for Mountaineering and everything in between? Even with webbing straps all over the sack to become MOLLE capable (Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment) there really isn't enough capacity for extended use, but it does look cool. However, in use, especially by some civilians, MOLLE attachments make the wearer look a caricature of a Boy Scout, with packages, and water bottles and especially carabiners dangling everywhere. How to snag yourself in the bush. The sack has nicely padded shoulder straps, with adjustable chest strap and a waist belt which can be removed. I tucked mine under the base straps (could be used for a coat, or sleeping mat) but somewhere to keep them attached but stow them neatly would be nice. The top of the shoulder straps are fixed to the sack too high. Which doesn't allow the top tension straps any chance to work and pull the sack up the torso. The lower part of the shoulder straps should have sewn finger loops to aid tightening. There's a full length velcro'd pocket immediately after the back padding; possibly for water bags or a small camel back. If the former, then soft pockets at different heights please, to aid weight distribution. Then there are two full length zipped compartments, each with a couple of slim pockets. For real utility additional larger pockets are required. This would allow smaller and heavier items to be kept higher up instead of everything slumping to the bottom. Finally, on the outward face of the pack there are two external 'bags'. Each has a zip opening at the top. The larger bottom 'bag' has a couple of slim pockets, the top one has none. For me, the top pocket could do with partitions like a filing cabinet ideally individually zipped, for documents, money etc. I would use the bottom compartment for get-quickly items so again, a variety of larger soft partitions to keep things organised. The MOLLE ideology means that there is no external (side) pocket for a water bottle, Boo. Top and bottom, either side, there are tension straps to compress the sack. In use for hiking, my fleece bulked out one compartment, my waterproofs, sandwiches and flask bulked the second, and I was just going for the day. When flying, I had my laptop and tablet in the main compartment plus a book and some documents I had to carry. I added a jumper. A windcheater in the second big compartment, passport and flight documents plus phone went in the bigger of the two 'bags'. Again, nearly bulked out. This is a smashing rucksack worthy of five stars as long as your expectations are not coloured by the marketing.
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I ordered a 45L Purple Backpack The Backpack featured in the listing shows clearly that multiple shades of purple compliment the design and look of the backpack through the use of different shades of purple on the webbing, molle system, back pad and shoulder straps however the backpack which has been supplied is a monotone shade of purple which looks far less premium and therefore a cheap alternative which is very disappointing.
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We needed a good quality backpack for are son for school. His a 5th grade so we wanted something cool we love the color and how many storage space it has I feel the money we paid was worth it.
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todo como la descripción
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Buen material, muuuucho espacio, ligera y muy chula. Compra perfecta.
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Build quality is great and hold lot of gear.
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