PANS Small Tactical Backpack,Assault Rucksack Camel Bag,Military Hydration Pack

First off I’d give this Bag 6 stars if that were possible. I wanted a smaller Bag for Fishing and one that would fit the larger Plano 3700 storage bins in and this one will fit the 3 I’m using perfectly fine and I could cram another in if I needed. I have larger Monkey Pacs and S.O.G. Packs and Mil issue but wanted a smaller Pack and the quality and Material of this Pans is actually superior to my S.O.G. Packs and the attachments and options for MOLLE Items is endless and yes there are a lot of Straps as one Person was Whining about but the straps are all there for a reason when carried over both shoulders for Weight distribution and anyone with Pack experience would know that. I’m absolutely going to get another one of these when I can and I’ve shared this Link with everyone I know, the Price hopefully will stay constant. This is an amazing and durable Fishing or Hunting Backpack and I can’t stress that enough.Semper Fidelis

This is a decent small tactical backpack for the price and seems mostly well built except for the zippers which don't zip as smoothly as I would expect. It does have a lot of room and many compartments which are a bonus as are the straps that let you compress it for storage space. The big drawback and disappointment is that this is advertised as a Camelbak pack but does not have an interior compartment for the bladder nor a way to hook the bladder so it doesn't move while carrying it. To be fair it does have a pouch on back where the bladder will fit but there is no Velcro to secure this pocket on the pack or a hook to secure the water bladder. I purchased this for emergency use so it will work for my needs but if you're an avid hiker / outdoorsman you may want to find a pack that will support the Camelback unit on the interior and secure it.

I am using this for work for my laptop and lunchbox. Great size. Tons of pockets and storage. it can hold everything I need and some extra but is not so big. Also, great to use for a day hike when possible.Straps are secure and fit comfortably. It has plenty of ways to adjust to fit.

Great buy

Very sturdy, was exactly the size I had hoped it would be.

Great

The pack itself has enough room for a pretty advanced first aid bag, but it will required additional storage space for larger items. not hard to do with all attachment hooks because of design. I have had trouble finding the attachments that I want in red to match the pack.

Ok. First of all, it's small. They should adv it as a book bag or day pack. I wanna be able to fit every damn thing I'm wearing plus essentials in that bag, just a reference.... It's small.I know plastic is the deal these days, but the buckles are junk. Just very cheap quality. Don't hold the straps tightly at all. Speaking of, they shorted me a strap, but it's for around the waist which I don't use. Still. I honestly don't NEED more than the shoulder straps. I'm not mountain climbing. Right now I will be using it to get around the city without having to shove everything in pockets. Former Marine, so we didn't use "pockets". Fancy camo pattern of the recent era. I think that's what's attracting buyers at first. It's nice. It's nice get compliments but it will always get a remark about size. I hope that damn thing fits around my old school 65 field coat! I don't expect it to last long if I'm using it train riding. But talking straphanger or Amtrak passenger. Matter of fact it might get lost in the mass of grimey backpacks and dirty people. It beats a FAKE North Face. I think over 30$ is a rip-off. I don't remember what I paid but... Ok over 40$ .... Look elsewhere.