WolfWarriorX Small Tactical Backpack Military Assault Pack Rucksack Molle Bag

i've used this bag almost every day and on most weekdays for about a year now and it's great.the molle means I can strap on an extra pouch when I need anything extra than my daily carry stuff but there's already plenty of room to carry everything that I feel I need.very comfortable, I've carried this bag with different heavy and light jackets, long and short sleeve shirts, and tanktops as well; I've never had any discomfort caused by the bag itself.You can put it through it's paces but as long as you take decent care of it then it'll take care of you.

This bag is a bit smaller than your typical assault pack, which is one of the main reasons I bought it. All of the compartments contain additional pockets, both zippered and non, which makes it very easy to organize everything I carry in it. The construction of it seems relatively sturdy, and the bag arrived with no defects in the stitching or zippers. The only issue I’ve encountered with the bag is one of the buckle clips is different than the rest, which doesn’t allow one of the straps to stay tightened (pictured). I thought about contacting the seller to request a replacement clip, but it’s only a small issue that’ll easily be fixed with a little electrical tape! If you’re considering ordering one of these, I say go for it!...One last thing - I have never been a fan of across-the-chest straps, so I was happy to see they could be removed without cutting them off!I originally thought a 4 star rating was appropriate, but decided that the bag earns 5 stars, considering the quality/functionality over price.

I got this to use as a travel bag, not so much as a backpack, and it seems to have enough different sections to do what I want: carry a laptop, the rest of my electronics, a water bottle, and the other things one might want in a carryon or work bag.But I have a few reservations, and this will by no means be “the last pack” I buy. The following are why I can’t in good conscience give what is an undeniably cheap bag five stars:1) “tactical”. The large metal zipper slides make plenty of noise. Painting them green and putting some paracord in them won’t keep them quiet. And the shoulder straps don’t make it particularly easy to drop the pack in a rush.2) “molle”. There is no webbing involved here. It’s the same material as the pack folded over and stitched into what amounts to a flattened tube. I have a few molle accessories including some D rings that should clip to the webbing and some small bungees that have molle attachments. The width and thickness make it difficult to hook these things to the molle webbing.3) the straps. The padding on the shoulder straps seems fine, but the d-rings that attach them to the pack seem prone to slipping. But loose straps fall under the tactical section, and I have no problem putting a little duct tape on them to fix this issue. Heck, I don’t know that I own a pack that doesn’t have the straps taped.Yes, they’re all minor things, and for an inexpensive pack, I would expect some issues. But they’re fairly easy to address, and put together still only make a minus one star.If you’re looking for a daily pack, this one has the right price. If you are looking for a tactical pack to take to the field, this may not be the right one.

Love it! Great size and construction . I’ve already taken it on quite a few trips. It fits a lot for a smaller bag. I take it on short trips

If you are a hiker and jogger and love outdoor activities. This bag is for you! It has tons of tiny bags you can fit all your stuff inside. Also, it's waterproof so you don't need to worry it will get wet during rain season.

Well, I got this for use in search and rescue, hence the red color. But I do not think that it is going to work for several reasons.Here is what I found. Color is true to the pictures, and the material appears to be pvc-lined polyester which is waterproof. The unflapped zippers and the unsealed stitching prevent the bag from being waterproof, probably water resistant in a light mist. There seems to be numerous straps and attachment points for Molle accessories, but they do not appear to be more than doubled over fabric strips, not spaced properly to hold pouches from flopping around. All of the zippers on my bag were metal and pull-corded and the bag did not have the smell described by some of the reviewers.There is an opening sealed with a velcro flap under the handle at the top to run a hydration tube through, but there is no pouch in the main compartment that can hold one. There is a pocket on the back of the back, which could hold a bladder, but then it is being squeezed between the back pad and the pack.The waist strap is merely 1.5" webbing with a buckle assembly. Fully extended, the belt does not go around my 44" chest. Yes, I said chest, as the pack waist straps hit me about 6 inches below the armpit. The shoulder straps are not long enough to lower the belt to my waist, and you are not supposed to wear a pack down low anyway.My biggest complaint is the false claim of size. I have had fanny packs with a larger capacity than this bag actually has. Some organizations require a pack of at least 35 liters capacity. Assuming that the bag was completely filled to its stated 16.5"x11"x9" you would get 1633.5 cubic inches or almost 27 liters, not the 34 liters (2075ci) claimed. Seven liters is a lot to be missing when you are trying to carry the amount of equipment we are required to. How much is seven liters?, think more than two six-packs of soda in bottles.Extremely disappointed, I am not even going to try to use it, but am sending it back.