Tactical Molle Backpack for Men,28L EDC Hiking & Motorcycle Backpack

OK so I bought a similar backpack by a brand who markets towards skateboarders, sponsors contests, videos etc and has been around for years. I won't name names but they're mainly a watch company and they're named after a disgraced former president. You do the detective company on that one shouldn't be too hard. That backpack was twice as much and the griptape of my skateboard was wearing holes through the material (they bragged about eco friendly materials, in my experience that means NOT DURABLE) This thing shows no wear after multiple uses. I strap my board on and then ride my bike. This has two small loops on the bottom of the backpack that are adjustable straps. What this allows is, after you've strapped in the board, you can run these loops over the bottom wheels, then tighten. This means it's SNUG and doesn't slide around/up and down. SECURES the board. Works with boards as wide as 9.25 inches also! This feels durable, well made, good zippers and you can store a ton of stuff in it. Best part is the side compartments are HUGE like a big fanny pack each. They can each easily accommodate an XBOX or Nintendo Switch Pro controller, for reference. I fit a full sized metal skate tool and wax in there and there's still room for more stuff. Love this bag, would buy again. The color was a little dark compared to most "olive/army" green products but it looks good and I'd highly recommend it. The skateboard backpack market sucks right now. Most bags that strap on boards aren't durable enough or they're tiny or both. Try this if you skate! two weeks in and 5 stars so far, literally zero complaints. Also you can get to almost all the compartments even with the board strapped in! (just not the very front one. that's better than most skate bags!

I bought this pack for one purpose...to ruck. It has held up surprisingly well over the past several months. I'm not using it daily, but I get out a few times on a good week. I carry a 45lb rectangular ruck plate and this pack has held up really well under the weight. I never removed the plate from the cardboard packaging it came in so that it would offer some extra padding for the pack. Otherwise, I would probably consider wrapping the bottom of the plate with a pool noodle or something, just so that the corners of the pack aren't digging into the pack. I have not noticed any loose stitching, tears in the straps, or any other unusual wear. The straps are comfortable, even under some heavy weight. I don't use the waist belt much, but it is comfortably padded as well. The handle grip on the top of the pack is great for picking it up off the floor and moving it from place to place. This pack is chock full of pockets and has plenty of molle webbing to attach things, but I pretty much use it just to carry my ruck plate. Compared to similar ruck packs at 5 or 6 times the price, this is an excellent option. The material is not as thick as the more expensive packs, but so far is holding up just fine. Would also be great as just a general use pack.

First of all- This is NOT A PAID REVIEW. Mardingtop is a Chinese company, and tends to blend in with the rest of the cheap bags that show up in the search results. What separates them from the other Chinese companies is how long they've been a company, (40+ years) and it shows. I own one of their 60l bags, and bought this smaller daypack because of how reliable it has been for the price point. I'm genuinely amazed. I've taken my 60l through extremely harsh conditions in the Los Padres / Sespe wilderness, and it's probably seen at least 500 miles of trekking. No rips, tears, or loose threads. Zippers and buckles are surprisingly industry standard YKK. I've owned $600 bags, cheap bags, and mid-range bags, nothing comes close to the quality from this company. I've carried 80lb loads, axes and shovels rubbing against the bag, still no damage. My bag has been thrashed against rocks, dirt, endured shovels and axes strapped to the sides, my rifle and shotgun strapped to the back, still absolutely zero damage to this day. I've never had a bag that I didn't have to field repair at some point, with the exception of my 60l Mardingtop. The BIGGEST testament I have to this brand? While hiking along a cliff on Highway 33 in Ventura County, I stopped to rest. Leaned my bag against a dead tree, the tree then collapsed and sent the bag flying down the cliff face. Hiked down to the bottom of the canyon expecting it to be destroyed, and guess what? NOTHING! Not a SCRATCH! In short? Buy these bags before they decide to cheap out on the manufacturing process.

This is an amazing backpack for the price, I love the big pockets and it fits very well for a tall person, I am 6'1" and it fits the profile of my back perfectly, the straps are very comfortable and the material seems to be very durable. This should last me a very long time. Only issue I am having is I am getting into IRL stream content and the large section fits a Starlink mini perfectly but I am having connection issues when the modem is inside the backpack, as soon as I take the modem out Internet connection is restored. But this backpack does have straps on the outside which I may use to secure the Starlink modem so it gets a better view of the sky..but all this aside this backpack is amazing and I highly recommend if you're looking for something with a lot of space and a pack that's comfortable. I feel like I could wear this all day and never have sore shoulders that other packs would give me from poor strap padding. Compare this backpack with high end backpacks and just give this one a try, you won't be disappointed, just keep in mind if you plan on having Starlink mini enclosed , it may have connection issues because this backpack is built so well.

I have been looking for a 20ish liter backpack for traveling (plane) and day treks (road trips and family treks), this is awesome small enough to be usable, large enough to fit all my day carry. Got the black one, super practical, love the molle system in it, fits me will (6'1" 250lbs), padded enough for it's use. Actually fits my 13 inch laptop (Lenovo t480) so now I use it daily for work commute, way lighter than my computer backpack yet fits EVERYTHING I had in the other one (750ml insulated bottle, laptop, note pad, charger, mouse, pill caddy, random pens and phone cables, wallet and big leatherman surge multitool, and it is still comfortable and light)

I got this backpack as a bigginner motorcycle rider for my morning commute to work. It fits very comfortably with my hooded armored Revit jacket even with the super thick back plate of the jacket. The chest strap fits snug and the waist strap makes the stability of the bag great, even in windy/ semi-truck blow by conditions. Lots of pockets with quality zippers and zipper pulls. Plenty of lashing loops and straps if you care to use them. The padding of the back and straps are equal to or better than my Osprey bag which will now be retired. Im glad I took the chance on this bag, cant beat the price either.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this bag for the price, and I LOVE the generous padding on the back/shoulder area. I've been looking for packs for camping and/or rucking, and this one seems a lot better for rucking, as it's slightly more "rectangular" so the weight distributes more evenly throughout the bag and the bottom isn't heavy. I love the padded hip straps as well, and this is probably the best pack in terms of support so you don't hurt yourself. Personally I just don't like the "design" of the rest of the bag as much; like I wish it had one bigger compartment that'd be easier for camping, than multiple compartments. I love those bags where you undo one zipper and can see all the contents at once, as it kinda simplifies things like camping and feels less like an "everyday" backpack.. (And personally I don't like the ones with buckles on the front of the bag, because anything I've tried to put there would slide right out while hiking.. even with tightening.) I almost wish they had this exact pack, just without the buckles and a normal zipper compartment up front, to easier fit a little journal or map for easier access when on-the-go.. This has a deeper, "rectangular" zipper pouch up front, but I like the ones where you can unzip it like a "flap" and look inside the compartment easier, without having to dig inside when you can't see it.. Otherwise I really love this bag, and might still use it for just rucking as I love the weight distribution; but as a "navigator" backpack it's not my favorite.. (And just a side note, the one I got was slightly more brown than green..)

Quality is great! Everything feels so sturdy and secure. Lots of pockets and super versatile. Hardware feels like it will last a while.

It's pretty decent quality. Lots of compartment space and abundant straps and locations to attach items.

Mochila muito linda e versátil, material bom e resistente, zipers muito bons também, supriu minhas necessidades e superou minhas expectativas.

Bom material, ótimo projeto de produto alivia o peso nas costas é ergonômico

Genial, el único detalle que encuentro es que el cierre principal se limita al abrir, no es fallo de la mochila, sino que el diseño es así. Es muy amplia y los bolsillos que trae permite llevar muchas otras cosas. La recomiendo totalmente!!

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