REEBOW GEAR Tactical Backpack for Men Army Molle Military Style Assault Pack Bug Bag Backpacks Daypack (40L Black)

I purchased this product for use as a hiking, camping and all around camera backpack, that doesn't LOOK like a camera backpack. It "looks" like what it is, a 30 dollar knockoff tactical backpack from Amazon. That is exactly what I wanted for my DSLR gear to at least minutely leverage against the interest of thieves who immediately target "camera backpacks". But then I ran into a problem with finding an insert suitable for my SL3 because the large compartment isn't particularly deep, then I found another product, this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002EA5MUM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Which easily holds my DSLR safely along with room for essentials in case you want to leave the backpack behind and take only the camera and essentials without additional gear, and fits perfectly within the largest compartment of the backpack. Of great importance is that this backpack is VERY WELL laid out, with MANY compartments and pockets, making it a great choice for stowing a variety of camera gear, plus some hiking or camping essentials or other EDC items. I've been taking this bag with me to the lake, the river, campgrounds, in my car, throwing it around (Well, not THROWING, but being relatively casual with it and not treating it like a snowflake, and it has held up well so far. No stitching, zipper or any other problems in the two months I've been using it, and I've been using it quite a bit. Am about to buy a second one to stow ONLY camping gear, because I can fit a LOT of essential gear into this pack and can use it without worry that being used for something other than urban usage will tear it up immediately. I have no doubt it will wear out eventually as it's not made of any sort of really expensive material, but the material it IS made out of is durable enough that I doubt you'll find another product that isn't basically the exact same, with this kind of durability, for the same price. Even those cheap backpacks for carrying books are in this price range. If you want something better, you'll pay a lot more for it. Recommended.

I have one of these I use for hunting, and bought on to use as a carry on for air travel. It is durable, has convenient front zippered compartments, and it the perfect size for what I need to carry on and stash under a seat or in the overhead. I looked at three sporting goods stores before deciding to buy this pack. It is actually nicer and about have the price of packs I found in retail stores.

Really good bag! Lasted my son all thought high school. (He was brutal with this bag).

The backpack is actually durable, well built and I have used it in the field since I got it. In my job, I am usually 3 to 4 weeks in the field. The Molle system is better than most durability wise because, despite the pack's compact size, I can attach variable modules/accessories depending on what configuration I need thereby increasing my equipment space. This is still better for me than carrying a 72H pack. (Please note the Molle Modules/accessories/pouches are not included with the backpack.) At any rate, I will contact the seller to see if they can send me a replacement sternum strap...if not, then I will return and order another one before my next field deployment. I one concerns with this product and two suggestions. Concern: If you buy this, make sure all the straps are accounted for and that nothing is missing. In my case, I realized the right shoulder strap did not have the male counterpart of the sternum strap when I opened the package. You can see the female on the left side strap of the second picture but there is no sternum strap on the other shoulder strap. Since I did have to replace it I had to use it as is and this reduced my fast mobility. Suggestions: 1) Padding on the sides of the hip belt will be a great addition to this backpack. 2) Padding on the backpack handle is also a great addition to this.

I use this for med school and back packing trips. Literally, the end all be all. Enough to fit textbooks, pencils, laptop, mouse, and headset OR clothes, food/cooking gear, tent, sleeping pad, and water pack/along with bottle. Had to get some attachments in order to comfortable fit in my hydro flasks (coffee-med school & water-mostly school, but also backpacking in the desert- who doesn't enjoy a cool drink on the first night of a trip?). All round will buy this pack again if it goes bad-have already had nearly a year with no issues. Was used almost daily with school or the three trips during vacation. 10/10 product surprised i got for price. (BTW have seen one other med student with the EXACT bag as well as one other backpacker with the same bag) Back Packers: I didn't mention but should be said, using this bag for more than 5 days on a backpacking trip was ROUGH and I was glad I had a friend with a nonmilitary bag to carry extra food/water for us both. But again great bag and will bring on any 5 days or less SOLO trips or 10 days or less trips with a friend with a 75L bag to bring extra food while you lug around the tent and sleep pads.

Amazing quality and price

L'unica nota positiva relativa a questo zaino è il fatto di essere arrivato nei tempi previsti. Per il resto, è stato un acquisto pessimo (soprattutto considerato il prezzo di vendita). Lo zaino viene pubblicizzato con marchio Reebow: in realtà arriva senza alcuna etichetta, fuorché un "Made in China" cucito all'interno di uno degli scompartimenti. Visto l'uso "tattico" che si prevede(va) di fare, le zip non sembrano adatte e anzi risultano macchinose nello scorrimento e molto delicate esteticamente (non credo che resisteranno a lungo se davvero lo si vorrà utilizzare in condizioni pesanti nei boschi o in montagna. Il raffronto con il tessuto e le zip di alcune pouch comprate separatamente, confermano la bassa qualità dell'insieme). Soprattutto, malgrado nella descrizione e nelle immagini fosse pubblicizzato, lo zaino è privo della cinghia di compressione frontale. Pertanto, provandolo a pieno carico, è scomodissimo perché tende a sporgere esageratamente all'indietro e a scivolare in basso facendo così assumere una posizione innaturale del corpo. Le cinghie di posizionamento sulle spalle, poi, sono talmente di breve corsa tanto da risultare inutili per chi è alto più di 170 cm e forse meno. Questo zaino spacca la schiena dopo alcune decine di metri e non oso immaginare cosa accadrebbe nel caso malaugurato di un'evacuazione chilometrica a piedi o della bislacca idea di usarlo per un'escursione in montagna... Altri punti a sfavore: non esiste foro passante per il tubicino della sacca d'acqua (c'è però la via, sicché si saranno dimenticati di aprirlo!); mancano i fori di drenaggio alla base degli scompartimenti. Insomma, considerato il prezzo (47 Euro e passa), lo zaino è di mediocre qualità cinese ancorché presentato in maniera ingannevole nell'annuncio. Lo utilizzerò come ripostiglio per le cose inutili. Peccato.

Para traslado de ropa en viajes

Perfect for what I need