NOOLA 60L Military Tactical Backpack for Men

3rd grade size son wanted this backpack. It’s a bit big for him but he loves it and can carry it when it is medium full. Loves the feature of taking off the hip pack and using that for light hikes. Lots of storage areas and straps for ease of use, exactly as described.

This is one tough pack and love the features I will buy another for sure I have nothing bad to say about this pack it serves every purpose I need it for plenty of room the disconnect feature works great if you just have to grab your smaller essentials or don't feel like carrying the entire pack great quality I've put this through the wringer and it has not failed yet I would recommend it if you are looking for a good priced well build pack for whatever your purpose

Hubby is happy with this even though he doesn't use all the parts at the same time. Sometimes I use one part while he uses the others. It is great for day hikes, camping, hunting and fishing or just traveling for the week-end. I prefer to use a more light weight pack since I'm way smaller.

I bought it as a gift. The quality and size are good.

This bag is a lot bigger than I anticipated. Its a large pack with a lot going on. Such ass a lot of outside storage and a detachment for a smaller pack. Worth the money!!!

Large and many compartments. Love it!!

Excelente calidad, es impermeable, y loebor es que puedo usar los bolsos adicionales deanera individual, loalo es el color del camuflaje no es como el multicam tradicional.

I primarily used this backpack for rucking, consistently carrying around 40 lbs, and it held up for about nine months before showing signs of wear. Over 300 miles later, it’s certainly been on some adventures, but its durability isn't great.The hip waist buckle is on the larger side, making it difficult to use effectively—especially for those with a 36-inch waist or smaller. It seems designed for wear over bulky clothing or a front plate carrier. However, the shoulder straps and sternum buckle performed well, keeping the ruck snug against my body, particularly during fast movement.While the fabric itself feels rugged, similar to military-grade MOLLE, the stitching is the weak point. Over time, the stitching on the bottom of the bag and at the shoulder strap attachment points will start to come undone.That said, for about $40, it’s a solid budget option - just don’t expect it to last forever. If you’re looking for a long-term rucking pack, you may want to invest in something more durable.