HDE Tactical Military Backpacks 20L MOLLE Bug Out Bag Survival Backpack

Perfect size. The pieces the straps slide through could be metal but the plastic ones work ok.

About 25l, 4 main pockets with 2 zipped pockets inside main compartment and a hydration pouch all without extra organization, very capable molle webbing, straps are a bit tight on me and it sits to high on me because of this.I'm 6'1" and around 210lbs, I'm not a small guy, this pack fits well but not properly, the waist strap is to short for me and the shoulder straps don't allow me to drop the weight to my hips, that being said it carries the weight amazingly well given where it's placed. The compression straps are almost perfect, about half to not have rolled and stitched ends so they can slide loose, I tend to roll them back over themselves to avoid issues (shoulder, waist and compression straps) but the pack is stable, I'm set with 16lbs of "emergency" shelter, water filtering and fire building gear and a bit of fishing tackle, this is not only my truck bag but it's my bushcraft skill and fishing bag, not enough room for a good camping bag but great for expansion and hiking, my bushcraft knife, fishing poll and folding saw all fit easily on the outside of the bag with lots of extra room for a condor water pouch and first aid kit that I'm putting together for it currently. My edc has some parts that help the bag, second knife and small flashlight but the real fun for me was organizing it to accommodate minimalist survival in non urban trips, hiking daybag, broken down/car crash, low cell reception with cold weather combination, etc. The bag has performed well given the minor beating I give it, I'm to protective of my fishing pole, and it's so far come out unscathed. You can fit a 2l water bladder in the inside pouch located between the shoulder straps but you can't secure it to anything since there isn't an anchor point but I'll stitch one on eventually if I don't just use it for maps instead. A bit more organization would be preferred but isn't overly required if you want to use waterproof containers, plano 3400 and 3500 containers fit well together in the second large container and 2 3400 boxes fit with a little modification to the boxes in the "large" outer pouch without much problem while the small outer pouch holds my headlamp, 6 aaa batteries, bug spray and toilet paper. The inside pouches take my 4l and 2.5l dry bags, 2 sets of gloves, poncho, leatherman multi tool, sharpening stones and a spare water filter bag with room to spare, I have about 4" of space left in both main compartments for expansion/food storage and I'm still finding ways to reorganize the bag to get more out of it. Extremely versatile bag for the price. Not ykk zips, not water proof and not as large person friendly as I'd like but fantastic otherwise. 4 stars is because of about half the straps not being as secure as I'd like, lost a multi tool and knife I was trying to test for hiking trips, they were budget items so it isn't a huge deal just be careful how you pack the straps with gear. Would gladly recommend to friends for a hiking, vehicle or minimalist bug out bag. I'm active duty navy so I can't carry firearms as an edc since I never know when I'll be going on bases, there is room for a decent pistol and some spare mags in the small outside pouch but I won't be testing this for my reason stated above.

I got this pack to serve as a utility pack for a specific purpose to carry specific gear.Be aware that it is SMALL. May not be suitable to general use it you are used to a slightly larger pack.

My first reaction, like many other reviewers, was that this backpack seemed small. However, upon getting it open and beginning to load the pockets, the "small" bag seems to grow! It holds a lot; I work in an outdoor job that requires me to constantly wear a backpack filled with about 10 lbs worth of things, and this fits the bill perfectly.It offers many secure pockets, with multiple straps and buckles to make sure everything stays in its place. In addition, the straps are so comfortable and the pack is so compact that it feels as if the pack isn't even on when you are wearing it (when loaded with 10 lbs, although I am sure you could achieve nearly the same result with much more in it).In terms of pockets, it has on outer pocket on the back for a hydration bag (hydration bag not included, but it is easy to get an inexpensive one on amazon), a larger first pocket with a sub pocket on one side of it, along with a mesh sub pocket on the other side (this main pocket could easily hold a laptop), a middle pocket that is slimmer than the rear pocket (could also hold a laptop/notebooks), a smaller front "sunglasses" pocket (I use it for sunscreen), and a medium pocket on the front that has a few elastic/small pockets to hold a flashlight, pencil, etc. These pockets can all be made slimmer by 2 adjuster straps along the bottom and side, and can be secured by a buckle that runs along the front of the pack.The straps are padded and have loops to hold either the hydration pack's nozzle or other round things. It has multiple adjusting straps to allow for maximum customization and comfort, and has a chest and hip strap to hold it in place while on the move.All in all this is a great pack, and I would recommend to anyone who does lots of hiking, or a student who is looking for a comfortable, compact backpack.

First Impression? Well that's a cute little thing. Guess I should have paid more attention to the size dimensions before purchasing. The silhouette man is supposedly 5' 6" in the pictures.Construction/Features? This bad doesn't seem to be poorly constructed. I haven't had any problems with stitching, or ripping, or anything of that nature. I bought this bag in college because we sat on like 600+ acres of woods and we starting camping and hiking. The bag has tons of Molle style webbing on it and lots of pouches and compartments. The zippers are large and seem very durable, I've packed this thing tight and never had an issue with the zippers breaking.Complaints? Okay, so I have a few complaints...fine I lied, I have a lot of complaints. 1-The thing is super tiny. Lots of people have mentioned it but the bag is small and the more you stuff in it the more uncomfortable it gets. 2-The description contradicts itself saying it's a 20L and then later says 30L. I think 20L is pushing it...3-The straps have padding yes but its in the wrong place. When I wear it, the padding starts just after my shoulder. Kinda useless. 4-I tried to cram it full and still keep the stuff I wanted in it even though it's small (small sleeping bag, ENO hammock, ENO bug net, Small tarp, first aid, water, etc.) The bag bulges out and becomes round almost. It doesn't fit you back at all and really just becomes the most annoying $20 bucks you could wear.Final Thoughts? I don't recommend it. Don't buy it unless its for a kid who just wants to be like daddy and carry some stuff camping or hiking. I gave it three stars because I still have it. It has held up since mid 2014 when I bought it. I'm too cheap to buy a different one so I just put up with it. I currently have it in the back of my truck as a winter "Get Home" bag.

Extremely well-made from good materials....loads of pockts and more webbing and buckles than you can throw a stick at....just right for adolescent boys with military ambitions....hehe

The quality of this bag is pretty good, but 20l is much smaller in person than it looks like online. Ive been trying to return it but haven't heard back from the supplier. The straps dig in to your shoulders, and it is much too small for my wife.I will be handing it over to my daughter who is 6. It might be a better fit for her.

Don't waste money on this bag. Not made well at all. Disappointed in quality and workmanship. Started to fall apart after first day of use and was not packed full or heavy

Poor quality material and the picture looks big but it's a very small backpack

Me gusto mucho, la calidad es muy buena, muy útil para niños que tienen actividades extra-escolares o excursionismo, ya que es pequeña, muy ligera y expansible.