MOSISO 30L Military Tactical Backpack for Men, Army Backpack Military Daypack 3 Day Assault Pack Hiking Rucksack Bug Out Bag, Black

Purchased this backpack for a week in Arizona, perfect carryon size for the airport, fit easy in overhead storage and could fit under seat if not over filled. Once on vacation we used this backpack for hiking, we put a water bladder, snacks and extra water bottles & a sweater in it and used clips for hat , cup holder & extras on outside. I had it packed full for the trip 4 shorts 1 pants 6 shirts 3 socks 5 undies, bathroom pack, curling iron & brush , flip flops and keen sandals, charging station , extra charging cords. For the price of this pack I thought maybe it would burst at the seams but it did not! It held up and I will continue to use for any travels or hiking adventures in the future... my husband even took over the backpack on the next hike as it does look nice for men or women. It was kicked around and stuffed in tight spaces at the airport and does not show any signs of wear.. Easy and comfortable to carry.

I bought one of these backpacks a while ago, and then ended up buying a second one in 2022. The first one saw light use such as carrying clothing on occasional day trips or when I need to go from one place to the other and change in between and also went with me as my day bag on a weeklong trip where I hiked every day. I've always been impressed with the quality of this bag for the price - sure it isn't the best backpack in the world, but it's not a $100 bag. It has tons of pockets, both interior and exterior, and the Molle Straps allow you to put more stuff on it. In January of 2023 I decided to go back to school full time and the older of the two bags got put on daily textbook duty, with the newer one getting moved to clothing carrying duty. It has held a laptop, binders, heavy textbooks, along with all the pens, notebooks, cables, calculators, and other crap that a college student with a heavy science/math/tech course load would need. I've had the thing so full that I have to carefully adjust all my books inside to be able to zip it up. It's finally giving up on me and one of the straps is ripping out of the backpack itself, which honestly is fair - like I said, it's not a $100 bag and I've way overloaded the thing for the past year. I'm sad, I have patches that I can't replace sewn into the sides that would have to be removed or thrown out. I'm currently debating whether I want to attempt to fix it, switch everything over into my second bag, or buy a different bag for my new semester. Either way, I feel that this bag has given me more than my money's worth. I will also add that my husband bought one about 2-3 years ago and has used it as his daily work bag every day since then and it is still going strong.

I have had this bag for a couple of months and it has already started to fall apart. I use this everyday to and from work and to have it fall apart this quick was disappointing.

I will be updating this review as this is going to be a daily use backpack and I traverse on a motorcycle. However from the get-go the shoulder straps are padded and seem sturdy. I found a stitch that was overdone on the inside and was hanging but decided to leave it as it wasn’t affecting anything and ripping it could cause damage in the long run with threads comming lose, it was an inner pocket and an easy fix with needle and thread should you find any quality control issues. It is a good size for everyday carry items or school usage. It has a lot of compartments and I believe a waterproof pocket as well inside the main compartment. It feels quite durable and I don’t see this thing falling apart anytime soon. There are two velcro sections for patches and it comes with the ones shown in the pictures. It does have what seems to be molle straps on the front to attach other molle pouches, holsters or whatever you see fit. All and all I’d give it a 4/5 since nothing gets a 5/5 out the gate. But like I said I’ll be back after a couple months of usage.Update: me and the bag survived an accident, no scratches on the bag lol. This thing is a tank. Battery pack (sold separately) fits in the compartment, everything is perfect. This is a 10/10 bag. I recommend

I was going to use this backpack for dog walks so I loaded a basic first aid kit and a bottle of water in and took off with the pups. During our first stop to hydrate, while removing the backpack, I heard 6 stitches popping inside on the bag. The backpack weighs maybe 10lbs so it’s absolutely ridiculous that this would be happening. I was frustrated because the bag arrived without one male buckle around the side of the bag, but now it’s compromised and will fall apart as I continue to use it.

Got this bag to replace a 40L assault pack that I had for many years. I'm a huge fan of the assault pack style and the molle system. I wanted to downsize from my old bag and this one fits the bill. I ordered 3 different assault pack bags all around the same size. I decided to keep this one and return the others. The number of pockets, the location and amount of molle straps, and the general shape and utility swayed me towards this bag.I travel frequently for work. Utility and convenience, without bulk, are very important to me.I can still fit a laptop, ipad, headphones, clipboard, and notebook in the main compartment (it's stuffed with all those items). The top pocket is perfect for charging cables and such. The front pocket, I use for a small notebook and toiletry bag.I also added on a water bottle holder on the side (good for 32oz) and two utility pouches on the front that I use for pens and resistance bands (my travel gym).Overall great bag, great value for the money. I'd recommend this product. Only thing I would add is a hip strap, but it is small enough where weight is not usually an issue.